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CITY ARE PICKING UP THE PIECES!

CITY ARE

RESCUE MISSION
By DAVID RICHARDSON

GEOGRAPHICAL CENTREPIECE: Oxford City’s Marsh Lane ground

Joint owners Paul Lyon and Justin Merritt, manager Mark Jones and chairman Brian Cox

SUICIDE, fraud and debts – Oxford City will never forget the tragic summer of 2016 which nearly wiped them off the map. Now, though, they are only looking up.
In the three years since then joint-owners Paul Lyon and Justin Merritt, chairman Brian Cox and manager Mark Jones, have been quietly firefighting the lasting effects of that terrible period.
City were set to be heading back to Natio...

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