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Saturday rolls round once again, as United travel North in the quest to pick up some much needed points. This time the bus will be slightly fuller than before, as Conor McGrandles and Michael Morrison join the squad to add some much needed depth and experience. McGrandles looks to be a midfielder in the Digby... Continue Reading →
As the U's form continues to get worse, the podcast continues on its own negativity bandwagon. This week Jordan and Tom have a chat about the 5-1 hammering at Shrewsbury and discuss if there's any way to make things better. Listen now in all the usual spots including Spotify and Apple Podcasts https://audioboom.com/posts/8234255 Get in... Continue Reading →
Where are we gonna start with this then? We can go on about the lack of midfield, the lack of goals, the lack of signings until the cows come home, and it's already been discussed for the best part of four months now, so we'll spare going over old ground. Let's look at the goals... Continue Reading →
Three weeks into the transfer window and Bonz and Strang have had plenty of time to strengthen the areas of the squad that need it before we travel West to Shrewsbury. Right? Wrong. Like Goldilocks, Bonner is still waiting for the exact right type of player to come along, rather than adding much needed numbers... Continue Reading →
You don’t always get what you deserve. Ashford and Cambridge are two capable attacking sides, one point separating them, a 3-3 draw in August; entertainment was promised, although it was unlikely to be a rout for one team. The new signings of Mayzee Seymor (Harlow Town) and Bella Simmons (Cambridge City) were announced with about... Continue Reading →
Ninety minutes. A few minutes of injury time at the end of either half, say a hundred in total. That's all we ask of our team. One hundred minutes a week of decent football. What were the U's faithful rewarded with on Saturday? Maybe twenty-five minutes of quality football at best, and that's being generous.... Continue Reading →
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