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JOHN SO HUNGRY TO STAR AT THE U’S

LEAGUE ONE
By Dan Barnes

JOHN Mousinho completed his deadline day move to Oxford United when it became clear that his playing time at Burton Albion would be limited this season.
The 31-year-old defender signed a two-year contract with the U’s after racking up 121 league appearances for the Brewers.
“It’s a slightly strange one because I only signed for Burton again in the summer and that was with the aim in mind to play as many games as I could and hopefully match my appearances last season,” he said.
“The conversation came with Burton that my chances would ...

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