The Cambridge United podcast/fanzine/blog
Starting a new series here on the UTAS website, we speak to collectors of Cambridge United shirts and ask them to highlight some of the favourites in their collections. Kicking things off, James King. I have been actively collecting Cambridge United shirts since around the mid-nineties. Before then, I had a few from when I... Continue Reading →
I've spent most of this weekend decorating my kitchen. It's a boring job, prepping, sanding, painting and then re-doing everything a second time. So I was looking forward to 3 o'clock on Saturday when Mark Bonner's free scoring U's entertained promotion hopefuls Tranmere Rovers at the Abbey. By 5pm, I was wishing I'd sat and... Continue Reading →
Mark Bonner's free-scoring, table-topping juggernaut returns to Abbey action tomorrow as Tranmere come to town. If you'd have asked us three weeks ago where we thought we'd be now, even the most optimistic U's fan wouldn't have said top of the table, having not conceded any goals. But that's where we are, off the back... Continue Reading →
Unfairly hailed as a returning hero, O'Neil has plenty of detractors but has lately shown himself to be an important part of the team. Local lads are becoming rarer and rarer in the modern football world. A player who's come up from the youth ranks to the first team is normally a player who is... Continue Reading →
Well, well, well… how about that? On Saturday, in Morecambe’s far-flung corner of the North West, United put on nothing short of a perfect performance. As perfect a performance since, well, probably beating the same opposition 7-0 at the Abbey a few seasons ago. It was the sort of display that we aren’t often treated... Continue Reading →
What's with the sudden listing of multiple Cambridge shirts on eBay with Jorginho printed on the back? Was a secret deal for Chelsea's Brazilian playmaker on the cards last season before falling through? Do we have some Portuguese fans called 'Little Jorge' who ordered their shirts in the wrong size? Is the answer something else... Continue Reading →
