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From Memorabilia to Jeep Jams: A United Adventure!

Join us as we explore match-worn memorabilia, politics, and a Jeep Jam. You won't want to miss the fun!

If you’re a football fanatic and fancy the idea of owning a piece of history, then you’re in luck! Oxford United recently announced a golden opportunity for fans to secure a match-worn jacket from their thrilling 1-0 victory over Stoke City. This event marks their triumphant streak of winning three home games in a row! Imagine donning the very same apparel that some talented players wore during that exhilarating match, while regaling your mates with tales of glory!

On a more serious note, let’s take a quick detour down the political lane. In Peru, it seems that President Dina Boluarte will not be making her appearance at the United Nations General Assembly anytime soon. In a surprising twist, Peru’s Congress voted against giving her permission to attend what is usually a significant event for conveying national priorities. Perhaps she could swap a ceremonial tie for that match-worn jacket?

Switching gears, if sports and politics are too pedestrian for your taste, mark your calendars for a fun-filled day at the upcoming Jeep Jam hosted by United Way, scheduled for September 28! Taking place at The Farmhouse Beer Garden, the Jeep poker run offers a chance to win some cash prizes, all while you get to kick back and mingle with fellow Jeep enthusiasts. Imagine the fun as vehicle owners and fans cruise through town and, dare we say, ‘Jeep the night away’ with great food and better company at your side!

Meanwhile, on the field of dreams, Rashid Abba from West Ham United has caught the eyes of many by being shortlisted for the Inspiration Award at the 2024 Asian Football Awards. His accomplishments showcase not just exceptional talent but serve as a beacon of inspiration for the youth who look up to football as a potential career. Looks like the United spirit is thriving both on and off the pitch!

Did you know that Oxford United was formed in 1893 and has a rich history filled with highs and lows, even tasting success at Wembley Stadium in the 1986 Milk Cup? And for those interested in Jeep culture, the first Jeep was manufactured in the early 1940s for military use, evolving into a beloved vehicle among adventure seekers worldwide. So whether you’re collecting football memorabilia or revving up for a joyful Jeep Jam, there’s plenty of ‘United’ spirit to go around!