When Oxford last Saturday scraped past the Shrimpers, Marcus Browne provided the assist for the winning goal. This game also saw the on-loan winger start his fourth game in a row, a run which has coincided with Oxford’s four wins on the bounce. This begs the question of just how big an impact has the Boro winger has had since he returned to the club. Browne rejoined Oxford on 9 January and has started seven of the eleven league games since his arrival. However in this period Oxford have won just five of these games. Oxford’s average points per game has improved since Browne joined the club. But that does not necessarily link to the quality of oxford’s performance. The 22 year old may show his quality on the ball, but the rest of the team’s average possession is down 2% in the games Browne has started compared to the average before he joined. Oxford also average 26 less passes per match when Browne starts compared to when he does not. He may have the skills on the ba...