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HALL ON PARADE FOR U’S AFTER KNEE OP

By Matt Wright
LEAGUE ONE

RETURN: Rob Hall

OXFORD winger Rob Hall is hoping to remain at the Kassam Stadium next season after recovering from a serious knee injury that has kept him out for five months.
The 24-year-old required surgery after damaging cartilage in his right knee in the U’s match against Northampton back in November.
It was the second time in his young career that Hall had suffered such a serious injury. He damaged the cruciate ligament in his left knee while on loan at MK Dons in March 2016.
That came just a few months before he joined Oxford from Bolton. Hall was a...

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