Toot toot! Hear that? It's the promotion train, and it's heading for Barnwell Junction. Walsall unbeaten in sixteen games, United not having won there since the 70's. If anything was gonna derail that train it was Walsall right? Bonner made a number of changes to the side as a result of injuries, with The Digger... Continue Reading →

Maybe they're right. Maybe it is too early to be looking at league tables. On paper, Saturday's game between Cambridge (Pos. 1 P7, W5, D1, L1, F18, A4) and Bolton (Pos. 20 P7, W1, D2, L4, F6, A11) should have been easy to call. The leagues top scorers, Europe's top scorer and the best defence... Continue Reading →

There's been a lot of talk this week about the top six teams in the country breaking away to create a TV-friendly European Super League of pure entertainment. At this rate, there's only one team in the country that should be a shoe-in for an invite, and that's Cambridge United. Trevor Kettle was the ref... Continue Reading →

United hit five on the road for the second time this season as Paul Mullin, Luke Hannant & Joe Ironside get on the scoresheet, with a fair bit of help from Scunthorpe's hapless keeper. 2020 has been strange hasn't it? We started off this year under Colin Calderwood, sitting just outside the relegation zone and... Continue Reading →

Two goals from the main man Paul Mullin despatched Newport from the top of the table at a sodden Abbey. After defeat to Exeter and an unconvincing performance against Tranmere the pressure was on Mark Bonner to make changes to his preferred 4-4-2 system, and he adapted with style pushing Harrison Dunk forward into an... Continue Reading →

A much changed United side progressed to the knockout phase of the EFL Trophy with a 4-2 win at Burton. Bonner made a number of changes to the side that lost at Exeter, with Callum Burton, Harry Darling, Leon Davies, Jack Iredale, Idris El Mizouni, Tom Knowles and Harvey Knibbs all starting. For once, the... Continue Reading →