1993/94
League:
Level
Endsleigh League Division 1
Position:
23rd - Relegated
FA Cup:
Fifth Round
League Cup:
Second Round
Chairman:
Biomass / Keith Cox (MD)
Managers:
Brian Horton, Maurice Evans (caretaker), Denis Smith.
Top Scorer:
John Byrne (9)
Notable Players:
Chris Allen, Joey Beauchamp, John Byrne, Micky Lewis, Matt Elliott, Jim Magilton, Paul Moody, David Penny, Les Robsinson, Garry Smart, Phil Whitehead.
Kit Manufacturer
Matchwinner re-branded, with a more prominent logo.
Sponsor
Football League Branding
Home Kit & Away Variation
Long
sleeves
Advancements in textile technology led to increasingly complex football shirt designs, which were not always easy on the eyes!
The home shirt crest commemorated the club's centenary, recognising both Headington and Oxford United, and it was exclusively featured on the yellow shirts.
Midway through November, the match shirts were replaced with a new style that included simpler, thinner numbers, featuring a small Matchwinner motif at the base.
Aug-Nov Nov-May
Away Kit
Long
sleeves
These adventurous, multi-coloured designs were truly pushing the boundaries of what was acceptable to the FA, with fans referring to them as the "deck-chair" shirts.
Initially, Matchwinner produced shirts featuring a yellow club crest in the same style as the goalkeeper jersey. However, these shirts had screen-printed numbers that were difficult to distinguish against the vibrant fabric. By the time this kit was needed for first-team use, it had been upgraded to include much clearer numbers sewn onto a navy blue panel. The club crests were also changed from yellow to white.
Similar shirts to these were seen throughout the domestic leagues, with Wigan Athletic, Preston North End and St Mirren all having this same design template, but in different colour combinations.
Goalkeeper Jerseys
Match By Match
Portsmouth
Home
West Brom
Away
Watford
Home
Bolton
Away
Bristol City
Away
Bristol City
Home
Portsmouth
Home
Peterboro'
Away
Tranmere
Away
Tranmere
Away
Grimsby
Home
Tranmere
Home
Stoke
Home
Southend
Away
N Forest
Away
Luton
Home
Charlton
Away
Barnsley
Home
Millwall
Away
Derby
Home
Leicester
Away
Notts C
Away
Millwall
Home
Bolton
Home
Portsmouth
Away
C Palace
Home
Wolves
Away
Middlesboro'
Home
Birmingham
Away
Tranmere
Home
Sunderland
Home
Southend
Home
Stoke
Away
Leeds
Home
Luton
Away
Leeds
Away
Charlton
Home
Chelsea
Home
N Forest
Home
Watford
Away
Peterboro'
Home
Bristol City
Away
Tranmere
Home
Grimsby
Away
Birmingham
Home
C Palace
Away
Wolves
Home
Middlesboro'
Away
West Brom
Home
Barnsley
Away
Leicester
Home
Sunderland
Away
Derby
Away
Notts C
Home