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But Oldfield’s yet to taste defeat!

By John Lyons

FRESH START: David Oldfield

DAVID Oldfield’s Oxford City reign got off to a false start – but at least he’s still unbeaten!
The former Luton, Manchester City and Leicester midfielder took charge in early March and expected to have a run of games to run the rule over his squad before the end of the season.
In the end, though, he had just one league game – a 1-1 draw at Hampton & Richmond – before the coronavirus intervened and the season was cut short.
Since then the 52-year-old has had to play a wai...

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