The U’s did not have a game last Saturday so Robinson took the opportunity to watch the Pilgrims beat Burton Albion 2-1 at Home Park and go top of the League One table.
Robinson was the boss of MK Dons when Lowe spent a season there as a player in 2012/13 and the two Liverpudlians are firm friends.
So they caught up for a coffee in Plymouth last Friday, before Lowe attended a 25-year anniversary of Neil Warnock’s promotion-winning Argyle squad that evening
Lowe said: “In fairness to Karl and Oxford, they are a very good team. They have shown that over the past few years, they have got some fantastic players.
“I know Karl was down here. I went and saw him on Friday and had a coffee with him. We are mates but, ultimately, we are looking to get points off each other.
“He will have known the way we have been playing. I know the way they have been playing. They are a very attacking team, possession based, like to get the ball forward.
“Who does that remind you of? A little bit similar to us. I’m thinking it’s going to be an entertaining game and it’s one we are going there full of confidence.
“They have had a bit of a rest because they had an international break, we didn’t. Sometimes that can do you a favour or not.
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