Dan and Matt are in a better mood. They've watched Oxford United score, a big player returns from injury, and they reminisce about how two sport psychologists stepped in to save the team from relegation 25 years ago. Theo brings them back down to earth with worrying information from the stat kitchen.

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Dan and Matt are joined by Oxford United fan and comedy writer Andrew Dawson to listen to a song recorded with the 1995 Oxford United squad (genuinely) plus they chat about recent results, happier times and a totally rational love of Sam Long.

'U Are My Sunshine' by OUFC Squad with Arthur Turner's Lovechild? and Sam out of Beaker.

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Dan and Matt discuss Oxford's poor run of form, Matt's doggies (or dogging? I couldn't quite hear) and getting wet on the Beech Road. Theo digs out some worrying stats, Dan reminisces about kicking footballs over a fence, and we wonder whether the unexplained decision by X to block our account comes right from the top.

Just another week following Oxford United #oufc.

In the latest You are my Oxford podcast, Dan and Matt discuss another four points for #oufc #oxfordunited but should it have been six? Was Ole Romeny's chance easier or harder than Tom Bradshaw's? Plus Theo joins to explain xG from his Stat Cupboard, a closet Clotet fan makes a case for overlooking the seven-nil home defeat, and we look back to a crazy Oxford game that probably made all of Norway laugh, but made Dan cry.

Dan goes a bit (well, a lot) fanboy talking to one of his favourite ever Oxford United players of the past, Paul Moody.

'Moods' chats about his time at OUFC, the wonder goals, the issues that lead to his loss of form, a player he really didn't like ... and a lot more.

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Episode 1: Oxford United fans Dan and Matt talk Des' departure, Gary Rowett's greatness, new signings, selling Tyler, a long trip to Bradford on a school night, Vaulk's statistical improvement, and calls for a new nickname. With guests Theo Dominian, who loves a stat, and Andy Roberts from the Oxblogger podcast.