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 →

There we have it then, with four games remaining the U's are officially safe in League One for another season. Truth be told, we've been effectively safe for some time now, but Saturday's win over struggling Morecambe set it in stone, and barring the biggest miracle at Easter ever - the return of the Cambs... Continue Reading →

That's the thing about supporting a League One team isn't it? You take the highs with the lows. And last night was very much a low, especially after the euphoria of Saturday as United came crashing back down to earth with a bump. United need two points to guarantee safety, even though it's pretty much... Continue Reading →

A storied club full of history, a ground that's up there with one of the best in the country, a well-known owner, and a home defeat to Cambridge United. We've written plenty already about our win against Newcastle, but this week the more pedestrian matter of playing East Anglian laughing stock Ipswich Town was the... Continue Reading →

The game might not have been an epic. But the result was close enough. One which might read as a fairly straightforward, "job done" game against a side without a win in 19 league games going into it. But one which has fairly seismic consequences, one that brings the U's to 15 points clear of... Continue Reading →

Coming into this game, United fans had every right to feel somewhat apprehensive. After a dismal showing in Sheffield the Saturday before, the U’s would be looking to bounce back against an MK Dons side who are riding the wave of being eleven games unbeaten in a hotly-contested battle for an automatic promotion place. Making... Continue Reading →