it wasnt as clear cut as that, from my angle constable made a quick run to the front post and then span back to the middle, an oxford player blocking his marker, looked well practiced to me
It was good movement by the oxford players, and a block on his marker, (see robbie lawton's comments to the NLP). Still thought we played well, and had a couple decent chances.
However, at that corner, we had all our players back, their defence was about 10 yards outside our penalty area, and the goal keeper near the halfway line. We always invite opposing teams to throw everyone up for a corner as we defend them so deep. Contrast our corner defending to oxford, who would keep 2 or 3 upfront, meaning we have to keep 3-4 back to defend. The most we would then have to attack the ball is 5or6, compared to oxford's 8or9. Oxford then have a better chance to hold up the ball if it is cleared. By keeping players further up the pitch, it allows us to cut down on the number of people in the penalty area, and less chance of a “block” and easier marking. Although there would be more space for opposing players to attack.