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United today revealed the new 2021/22 home shirt we will be wearing in League One. The club have gone for a bold design, utilising the pattern from the 1993-95 Vandanel 'Barcode' shirt, but with a controversial twist. As expected Hummel remains as the manufacturer but it's the design that is the biggest talking point, the... Continue Reading →
Transfer news from the Abbey today sees former loanee Shilow Tracey making his move to the Abbey permanent. A pacey winger, Tracey mostly featured from the bench last season but excited and offered a pacey dimension when he did come on. A product of Spurs youth set up, he already has League One experience following... Continue Reading →
The dust has settled on 2020/21, our hangovers have finally subsided and the team is starting to take shape for next season. What better time then to sit down and review a successful season for the U's with your host Jack Swindlehurst plus regulars Tom Walker, Jordan Worland and Owen Kiernan? We go through the... Continue Reading →
United fan Matt Ramsay remembers his first visit to a football match - not at the Abbey but at Colchester's Layer Road. On the bench that day was former U's manager Joe Dunne, who chatted to Matt about how to engage young supporters and keep them coming back. This article previously appeared in UTAS Issue... Continue Reading →
What's the furthest you've travelled to watch United? Plymouth? a measly 279 miles, mate. Carlisle? barely over 250 miles. U's fan Connor O'Reilly travelled over 7,000 miles to watch Mark Bonner's first game as caretaker manager back in 2018... Let’s be honest, does anyone have any positive memories from 2018/19 season? Yeah, we did the... Continue Reading →
You might remember, back in December we produced a 'half-term' report on Mark Bonner, and how he was performing in his first full season as U's manager. You can familiarise yourself with it here. We thought, with the season done and dusted, and U's fans reflecting on a promotion to League One to look back... Continue Reading →
