The week that was - Sat 12th Feb 1994. Oxford 0 Charlton 4

It was the game after the Cup win at Blackburn.

We usually took a packed coach to games, but only 25 or so bothered to turn up. Wasn't the Manor Ground a right dive and that alley way behind the away end? No wonder they wanted and neded to move.

I remember hearing that Keith Peacock almost crashed his car when he heard that Leaburn had almost got a hat-trick.

Happy Days!

[cite]Posted By: AFKA Bartram[/cite]Remember this one well, had a set of darts taken off of me by the police before the game !

I used to like Oxford's ground, a complete meccano mis match, but character none the less.

Set of darts at football? You didnt strike me as that sort of person!!!!!!

My first ever away game without my dad. Me and a mate got the coach which stopped at the pub on the way-the only time I've ever known a coach to do that and we were too young to take advantage.

The Manor Ground was an amazing place, it had about 20 stands/terraces, some of which must have held less than 100 people! I only ever saw us win there though, other memories of two late goals in our promotion season.

I think how we view grounds is often by our first visit and whether we have seen Charlton do well there.

I wasn't at this game but wish I had gone because my memories of the Manor Ground were of being stuffed every time I went and a very long walk back to Oxford city centre after the game.

I particularly remember my first visit in 1980/81 and us losing our 17 match unbeaten run during Mike Bailey's promotion season.

Given the ramshackle nature of the Manor , it almost seems appropriate that the U's have continued this piecemeal approach in their new stadium and the Kassam the scene of Yann's last goal for Charlton is only three sided.