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IT’S ALL ABOUT CONTACTS FOR CITY’S TOP BOSS ROSS

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By Matt Badcock

OXFORD CITY 4
Fleet 3, McEachran 14, Ashby 31, Parker 45+2

ST ALBANS CITY 0

WE ARE GOING UP: Oxford City players celebrate and, inset, one of their goals against St Albans
PICTURE: Peter Short

WALK and talk meetings, laptop days and a playing style overhaul – Oxford City boss Ross Jenkins says it’s the little wins that have helped make club history.
The Hoops will sit at Non-League’s top table for the first time next season after a scintillating National League South promotion final performance saw them sweep St Albans City aside.
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