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Jenkins has so much hope for Hoops!

Ross Jenkins believes keeping a tight-knit squad has benefited Oxford City this season.
Jenkins has

By Mark Stillman

HIGH FIVES: Oxford City glided almost unnoticed to an impressive third-place finish this term
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ROSS Jenkins believes keeping a tight-knit squad has benefited Oxford City this season.
The Hoops finished third in National League South, two places higher than last year, giving them a bye to the semi-finals. It gives them home advantage today against Worthing at the RAW Charging Stadium, where Oxford have scored at in every game since Jenkins initially came in as caretaker manager in January 2022 before landing the top job two months later.
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