So... is this what we are now? Is this what we're going to do for 46 games? Concede two really bad goals through individual errors and then spend 60 minutes panting and gasping to try and pull it back? Because, if it is, I truly can't be bothered. I also can't be bothered to continually... Continue Reading →

At 4:28PM, time stood still. For a sharp, silent, split second, everything stopped. All the constantly moving parts froze, the runs were halted, the lunges ceased. On the 70th minute mark, 21 men on that pitch stopped moving. Except one. As David Amoo digs a cross from nowhere, managing to swing a deep, arcing ball... Continue Reading →

“Start as you mean to go on….” It’s an adage as old as time, and one that echoed so menacingly in my head from about 4:30pm onwards on Saturday. There we were a mere couple of hours earlier, standing around a pub garden, swilling lager and venting our reasons for being so optimistic this season.... Continue Reading →

Last night’s 1-0 victory over Notts County, thanks to Medy Elito’s first half strike, gives Joe Dunne nine points from his first available nine, and the U’s their third victory in the same number of games. It speaks volumes that it took Shaun Derry’s last 13 games to win the same number of games, and... Continue Reading →

It was yet another away day disappointment for U’s fans as Cambridge United were beaten 3-1 at the hands of a Coventry City side, who followed up FA Cup success the previous weekend by moving within just a point of the automatic promotion places. Goals from Marc McNulty and Jordan Shipley gave the hosts a... Continue Reading →