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Oxford have sacked manager Karl Robinson after a seventh defeat in eight games.
The U’s have taken one point from their wretched run and lost 3-0 at home to Bristol Rovers on Saturday.
Defeat left them 17th in League One, five points above the relegation zone with the club acting to stop the slide.
“Oxford United can confirm the departure of Karl Robinson who leaves his role as head coach at the club with immediate effect,” a club statement read.
“The board would like to thank Karl for his hard work and efforts in the five years since he joined but recent results and performances mean that a change is needed.
“The search for a new head coach will be thorough and extensive and is already under way.”
Craig Short, Leon Blackmore-Such and Wayne Brown will take caretaker charge of the team.
Mayor of Limerick, John Moran and James Lawless TD, with children from St Paul's National School, Dooradoyle at the launch of the Father Russell Road Active Travel Scheme | Picture: Don Moloney
Illustrations for Kieran Fanning's new book Enchanted Ireland were provided by Canadian artist Julia Iredale
The two men and women were escorted to nearby Henry Street garda station
The woman appeared before Newcastle West District Court
The Fureys will play the University Concert Hall on January 17
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