@Jdh72Joel@OUFCOfficial Agree. Both sets of fans very quiet. Occasional chant of blue army from Reading and that was it, same with Oxford in terms of occasional chants. I was surprised as thought the protest would have been larger. Game was flat which didn't help atmosphere.
@LeeHolb25650818 @Awaydays23 Honestly, both sets of fans were quiet. It was a flat kind of game. Occasional chant of blue army from Reading fans and that was it from them. Quite surprised.
@craigjamesw5 @KyprosC17 @BBCSport@BBCSounds Good era for Scotland this. Tears of joy after the greatest result in Scotland's history i.e their 0-0 win at Wembley in the Euro's and now tears of joy again.
@paulyc71 @RobTay1981 @Yellows241976 @PaulMacca1984@IpswichTown I don't disagree with you, it's true your point regarding lots of Prem team supporters in Oxford. Your answer was poor because you completely avoided the points I made
@paulyc71 @RobTay1981 @Yellows241976 @PaulMacca1984@IpswichTown Plus for all the negative comments about Oxford, we are the top scorers in the league so normally a really exciting team to watch.
@paulyc71 @RobTay1981 @Yellows241976 @PaulMacca1984@IpswichTown Poor answer, avoided the points I made. I've always quite liked Ipswich but wow some of their fans after Saturday. Ipswich were better in the second half but only created one decent chance in the whole game, which they scored and their fans going on that they dominated Oxford!
@RobTay1981 @Yellows241976 @paulyc71 @PaulMacca1984@IpswichTown Who cares how big Ipswich are compared to Ox, what is the point you are trying to make? Does being the bigger club mean it's better to support Ipswich? Does it mean you are happier? If the only thing that matters is how big a club is, we would all support Man Utd and Liverpool?