It's one of the most exciting days of post-season, after the fixture list announcement but ahead of the retained list confirmation. That's right, new shirt launch day! It was announced earlier in the year that we'd be staying with Hummel for another three years, and on this evidence we're glad the partnership has been extended.... Continue Reading →
The UTAS End of Season Awards Part 2
And here it is, the one you've all been waiting for. Who will be the official UTAS Player of the Season for 2021/22? Listen on to find out as Jordan, Julian, Matt and Tom are joined by a host of UTAS regular contributors to cast their votes at the biggest awards of them all. https://audioboom.com/posts/8081807... Continue Reading →
The UTAS End of Season Awards Part 1
What a team, what a season. To celebrate it all, come and join the UTAS boys as we host our very own awards dinner, helped by a panel of contributors throughout the season. There's 9 prizes on offer, from Best Player to Best Away Day, and ten people casting their votes. Who will come out... Continue Reading →
NEW EPISODE: Goodbye My Lover
Between streams of tears, the UTAS boys manage to get the first of our end of season pods recorded. As well as looking back at the retained list and who we might be able to keep hold of this summer, there's two loving farewells to Wes and Jack Iredale. We're not crying, promise. https://audioboom.com/posts/8079043 Get... Continue Reading →
NEW EPISODE: The Battle For 12th
Red cards, deflections, and did Tom witness a goal in the North East this time? They're the big conversation topics as Jordan, Julian and Tom sit down to discuss a 5-1 defeat to Sunderland and the Lloyd Jones sending off that the game turned on. There's also a look back Charlton on Tuesday, and a... Continue Reading →
U’s 0-2 Charlton: Set Back in the Race for 12th
Mark Bonner made seven changes from the side that beat Wigan at the weekend as he looked to wrap up a top half finish whilst blooding fringe players. Perhaps the most surprising name on the teamsheet was that of goalkeeper Will Mannion, coming in for Dimi Mitov, whilst fans were excited to see not only... Continue Reading →