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Matt Bloomfield interview: Oxford United boss believes club can avoid Championship relegation
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Matt Bloomfield interview: Oxford United boss believes club can avoid Championship relegation

  • Oxford United manager Matt Bloomfield says the team can stay in the Championship by focusing on what they can control and improving daily.
  • Bloomfield credits the players' spirit, discipline, and resilience for recent results and improvement.
  • Oxford's win over West Brom brought them within three points of safety, the first home win since Boxing Day.
  • Bloomfield arrived in January with Oxford in the relegation zone, aiming to restore belief in the club.
  • He notes past form at Luton shows the club can become one of the league's form teams late in the season.
  • Bloomfield emphasizes building relationships with supporters as part of the plan to compete at this level.
  • The upcoming fixtures include Preston away and home games vs Blackburn and Charlton, viewed as winnable.
  • Bloomfield acknowledges previous challenging matches but remains confident in the squad's quality.
  • Bloomfield aims for steady progress and long-term growth with a focus on staying in the division.
  • Bloomfield reiterates the need to focus on controllable factors to secure critical points.
  • The interview underscores Oxford United's broader objective: stay in the Championship through collective effort.
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Preston sports and community hub 'to tackle health inequalities'
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sports20h ago

Preston sports and community hub 'to tackle health inequalities'

  • Preston councillors approved a two-storey sports and community hub to tackle health inequalities.
  • The hub will be open to all sections of the Preston community.
  • Facilities include a football pitch, a multi-purpose court, and gendered halls that can join to form a unisex space.
  • The site is located in an area identified among England’s most deprived neighbourhoods.
  • The project aims to improve life expectancy, mental health, and obesity metrics in the community.
  • Councillor Peter Kelly called the area 'in dire need of sports facilities'.
  • The scheme includes a Janazah Room for post-death prayers for the Muslim community.
  • Plans were announced in November and backed unanimously by the committee.
  • Nine letters of support were received for the project.
  • The hub will sit opposite a mosque and educational centre and is described as community-led.
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