Jem Faulkner

@gstwitr @TimWalkerOUFC @AbramLatic @wafcleo This is the game!

@AbramLatic @wafcleo I went to see Latics away at Oxford United in the 80s but went to Oxford City ground instead. Got to correct ground over 30 mins late to find game hadnt started as home fans were protesting about Maxwell plans to rename them Thames Royals 🤣 We still lost 💙

Wonder if any tics fans are going to turn up to Port Vale on Saturday forgetting that it’s being played on a Sunday instead 🤣 #wafc

@NoContextBrits Gavescon

What’s missing from this breakfast?

@Junior02334 Just said the exact same thing myself mate!

Can see #OUFC causing Wrexham big issues with our set pieces. They look shocking defensively.

A new grassroots football initiative, aimed at improving mental health awareness within football, will launch in Oxfordshire this April, bringing together clubs, community organisations and governing bodies. A pilot session, hosted at Kidlington FC on Thursday 16 April, is being delivered by @JoeyBFoundation in partnership with @OUFCcommunity, with support from @OxfordshireFA. Through our Friends of the Community initiative, we are proud to have provided over £1000 to the Joey Beauchamp Legacy Fund to support their vital work across Oxfordshire. For more information, please visit ouitc.org/latest-news/ox…

🔔 Spaces are still available for our holiday camps this Easter! We offer fun and inclusive football camps for boys and girls of all abilities. Book your place today. ⤵️ app.joinin.online/#/app/joinin/o…

Last week, Jack Currie met our Advanced Football programme to take part in a workshop about resilience. 🤝 Thinking of joining the programme in September? Join us at our next open training session on Wednesday 8 April. Find out more ⤵️ ouitc.org/latest-news/ja…

Ahead of tomorrow’s Community Matchday, take a look at the life-changing impact Oxford United in the Community has on its participants. 💛 James is part of our Inclusion Football programme, which offers weekly football sessions exclusively for people living with a disability. Watch the full video 👉 youtu.be/6l7VvwU2zcA?si…

@leicesteryellow @OUFCcommunity Thanks mate

@Jemoufc @OUFCcommunity You’ll do a brilliant job Jem, massive part of the club that helps many & we can all be proud of how it impacts the wider community not just fans

Honoured to be here representing ⁦@OUFCcommunity⁩ Clubs from up and down the country doing wonderful work and great to be here with people who really care about their communities. #oufc ⁦@OUFCcommunity⁩ #EFL

@Gracey_Baileyx 👍

Brought my very first car yesterday ☺️

@jakehodgsonn51 @LCFC Difference is, at Leicester he’ll have the quality of players to get on the front foot and attack.

@LCFC Front foot and attack and win games🤣fuck literally sat us 10 men behind the ball. Back 5 at home and away

Hear from Gary Rowett in his first interview as our Manager 🎥

@behindthe_badge Fast, counter attacking football, with midfielders racing to get forward and support. Oh how I miss those days!!!!!

9️⃣ years ago today… Maguire, Martinez, Middlesbrough and one of the greatest minutes in recent #oufc memory. Very timely ahead of Saturday’s trip to the Riverside! 📹 YouTube/England

Another unbelievably biased Question Time audience that doesn’t even come close to reflecting the views of many in this country. Good old BBC!!! #bbc #bbcqt

@MalachiObrey We all want Bloomfield to succeed. We NEED him to succeed! But he needs to learn and bloomin quickly!

@Jemoufc Thanks. I do have the luxury of hindsight in fairness, whereas the manager has a the difficult job of trying to find wins in a relentless league. I am a fan of his and I do really want Bloomfield to succeed.

Some day-after thoughts from #OxfordUnited’s pretty terrible defeat against #NorwichCity last night. 🗣️ Tried to explain the set up issues + that the FA Cup has arrived at a good time. #oufc 🟡

Last night was absolutely awful. Worst performance I’ve seen in years! Badly organised, dreadful tactics, incredibly disjointed and players looking ‘lost’. Sure, we don’t have the best players, but this disaster was down to management.

Starmer really is pathetic. #starmer #PMQ

@mej050593 I think this one will run and run mate! Definitely more to come out and I reckon this ‘could’ be the thing that does for Starmer.

Mandelson has been caught,we all know sadly what he did ( passing on political documents) has been going on for ages,so should we really be shocked no.Worrying fact is process Starmer used to appoint him,this needs reviewing,or were facts ignored,feel we will never know

@LizWebsterSBF @afneil France and Germany?!! Exactly what days are you looking at?! They are both basket cases!! (And the leading EU members!)

This is selective accounting dressed up as authority. Yes: 2008, Covid and Ukraine required borrowing. But Britain’s debt problem is structural: low growth, weak productivity, asset inflation, privatised monopolies and a shrunken tax base. Germany faced the same shocks. So did France. They didn’t end up this exposed. That’s the point Burnham is making and dismissing it doesn’t make it wrong. Austerity didn’t repair the economy, it hollowed it out. You don’t cut your way to growth after a crash. You entrench decline. Brexit isolated and impoverished us. Britain isn’t a hegemon. We’re clinging to an ideology designed for power we lost decades ago.

He has no idea what he’s talking about. British national debt soared because: We needed to borrow a ton of money after the Great Crash of 2008. Labour wanted to borrow more. We needed to borrow more to keep the economy alive during Covid. Labour wanted to borrow more. We needed to borrow more post-Ukraine invasion to subsidise fuel bills. Labour wanted to borrow more. There. Fixed it. If he wants to be PM he’ll need to get up to speed fast on such matters. At the moment he sounds totally out of his depth (and debt!).