Oxford United fans' debate (From Oxford Mail)

We'll be back tomorrow from Spotland with all the news from #oufc's trip to Rochdale. You can join in from 6.45pm.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

That's all we've got time for today - that hour flew by. Great to have something positive to talk about, thanks to everyone who contributed.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC after his performance at Sheff Utd last year I admit I was not a fan but fair play to him. Now hoping Smalley does the same

— @kevinspackman 22 October 2012

Also Raynes doesn't strike me as one to rock the boat if he misses out. #oufc

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

Interesting point Ransley, but I think you have to pick your strongest team & Mullins has impressed. Raynes only just back from injury too.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC agree centre back is where he suits us, but does dropping Raynes send the wrong message

— @Yellowtillidie 22 October 2012

Wright can play at left back, but would be surprised if he isn't at centre back tomorrow. #oufc

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC the fan's player of the year is indicative of that.

— @OXONAssassin 22 October 2012

Whing's transformation at #oufc shows what can be done. Not many were singing his praises at the start of last season, now he's a cult hero.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC we need Whing long term so any reaction we need tokeep him out, can Wright play left back?

— @Yellowtillidie 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC we can't lose Whing again, we just can't.

— @OXONAssassin 22 October 2012

Mullins worth a mention too. Playing at LCB not easy for a RCB, but he had a trouble-free afternoon. Raynes benefitted from him too. #oufc

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

Can't argue with that assessment Gareth. Hopefully the likes of Whing & Cox didn't suffer any reaction and can go again. #oufc

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC Wright in for Raynes and O'Brien who I think has been quite good in his time here for Capaldi

— @kevinspackman 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC if capaldi is out, then stick o'brien, and I would put Wright In for Raynes, Mullins has been good enough to keep his place.

— @OXONAssassin 22 October 2012

Thinking of Rochdale, would you look to make as few changes as possible? Capaldi may be out (ankle), Wright available after suspension.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC 1-2 Oxford

— @Clare19752 22 October 2012

Always think it's a shame to get someone in your own division in the FA Cup, but no question it offers a chance to go through. #oufc

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

You're not wrong, Olly. Rochdale are 8th mainly because of their away results. Just 1 win in 6 at home in League 2. #oufc

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC rubbish draw!

— @GrantMadden1 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC think a lot of fans would of liked a non league team at home, think barnet best draw of any league clubs

— @dikko17 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC I want to get revenge on the Orient, or I else I would prefer a home draw. The David's factor will be interesting.

— @OXONAssassin 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC indifferent, Barnet is on my door step but league match against them is more important

— @Yellowtillidie 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC Rochdale is winnable, they had a bad result on Saturday so will be hurting, but we should be able to take all 3 points

— @Yellowtillidie 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC Rochdale have been poor at home, definitely our chance to kickstart our season

— @ollyhowells 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC I think if we carry any form into Rochdale we will have a chance. The Port Vale game was a case of wrong place, wrong time.

— @OXONAssassin 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC nice one! Please do, not sure how easy it is to do so thou.

— @dikko17 22 October 2012

Also should mention the FA Cup draw - Barnet away. Good, bad or indifferent? #oufc

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

The key now, clearly, is to capitalise on Saturday. Rochdale away on a Tuesday is a different test entirely - how optimistic are we? #oufc

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC no we put them on the back foot from the off, they were above us in table we made them look average.

— @Rtanner82 22 October 2012

I'll ask the club, Jason. A Beano DVD could be the ideal Christmas stocking filler!

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC thats true, he looks like he is thinking about his crosses more as well as being more clinical with his finishing.

— @OXONAssassin 22 October 2012

It's a point worth making, Tom. Potter now has 5 goals - his best for an entire season is 6. Has really improved that side of his game.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC happy to see Potter score again, he's becoming much more of a complete forward this year & added more goals to his game.

— @TomThewlis 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC should release that dvd, reckon sell quite a few copies

— @dikko17 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC accrington was terrible seemed to be no communication between the players

— @Clare19752 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC you can't win a game solely on the opposition being poor. We forced errors & took the game by the scruff of the neck.

— @JackSimpson_93 22 October 2012

Beano's efforts were clearly recognised by the fans there on Sat. Unusual that someone scores 4 and the chants are about his strike partner.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC I think they were ideal oppo for a team needing 2 bounce back. Biggest test will be how we kick on 2morro. Wright for Raynes

— @Big_badWolfe 22 October 2012

Beano mom for me, worked his nuts off & didn't have any luck with their keeper. Rigg has been excellent over past 4 games @OxfordMailOUFC

— @Big_badWolfe 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC Whing was fantastic, not only in his defening and helping Raynes, but his balls forward were well measured.

— @OXONAssassin 22 October 2012

The full story on that Beano DVD mentioned by Jason can be found here: http://t.co/TjiPWtmM

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC I am absolutely 100% behind Wilder. On Saturday it was clear, with a fit squad & a solid 442 we can certainly go places.

— @JackSimpson_93 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC not quite coming off for Beano right now but very soon some team is gonna be hit for 5 by him

— @Yellowtillidie 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC fantastic for club that he's found his form again, he needs 2keep that tensity up now. Great thinkin of wilder with dvd

— @dikko17 22 October 2012

Is there anyone who felt the main factor was Accrington Stanley playing poorly, rather than #oufc doing anything particularly special?

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC they definitely need to stick with a 442, players like Craddock need the power & strength of Beano by them to do well.

— @TomThewlis 22 October 2012

Beano's display definitely worth a mention. Wilder tsaid it was his best game for 18 months - what do you think about that? Deserved a goal.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC I noticed on several occasions where both Potter & Rigg busted a gut to help out the full backs. Little things like that.

— @JackSimpson_93 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC no question 442 is only way now

— @Rtanner82 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC port vale away completely different kettle of fish compared 2stanley@home. Any formation used & still be tough,

— @dikko17 22 October 2012

Wilder made that very point, Jack. They looked a different #oufc side from the Vale game because it was a different side - five changes.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC Beano was immense, Alfie also. Though cox played well.

— @Rtanner82 22 October 2012

Agree with you Ian, tempo from the start set the tone. Craddock & Constable charged down clearances in the first 5 mins, leading by example.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC It didn't work as well against Vale because we didn't have the personnel. Heslop on the right wing, Mullins at right-back.

— @josh_mcgrillen 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC beano was excellent, Whing solid

— @Yellowtillidie 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC great to see a real connection developing with beano and craddock, people been saying 4ages they suit a 4-4-2 formation

— @dikko17 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC Hopefully not merely a really poor Accrington team. Return of Cox has to be a big bonus, we needed someone to add some bite

— @oufcgeorge 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC tempo. We chased and harried like we used too. Not convinced formation made a huge difference. PV away was 442 but no tempo

— @hozzy82 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC hard work in pressuring from the front, 2 wingers attacking and 2 strikers making space for each other..need to keep it up

— @jamesoufc 22 October 2012

It should be pointed out #oufc did play 4-4-2 at Port Vale last week, which didn't work quite as well.

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

...also Cox and JFC made valuable contributions with & without the ball. Is 4-4-2 what they should stick with?

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

Hi Ross, welcome back. Thought the formation would figure prominently. It worked very well, with the front 2 supported by Rigg & Potter...

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

And most importantly, can it be the launchpad to a more consistent run of form? #oufc

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

@OxfordMailOUFC 4-4-2

— @Rtanner82 22 October 2012

Tom Craddock obviously got most of the attention, but who else impressed you? #oufc

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012

Relive #oufc's destruction of Accrington Stanley with our picture gallery online this morning. http://t.co/Edredx4O

— @OxfordMailOUFC 22 October 2012