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United's League Cup adventure continues tonight with a trip to former bogey team Newport County. After a solid 1-0 win at Birmingham City we travel to Wales with the prize of a home tie against the winner of Oxford vs Watford awaiting the winner. We'd expect Bonner to line up similarly to how we started... Continue Reading →
The second in our new series looking back at significant seasons in United history. This time, Roy McFarland's swashbuckling side of 1998-99, winners of promotion and giant killers in the cup. Roy McFarland's second season in charge at the Abbey saw Cambridge looking to improve upon a 16th place finish in Division Three the year... Continue Reading →
"What is a club in any case? Not the buildings or the directors or the people who are paid to represent it. It’s not the television contracts, get-out clauses, marketing departments or executive boxes. It’s the noise, the passion, the feeling of belonging, the pride in your city. It’s a small boy clambering up to his... Continue Reading →
The U's kick off their season against Carlisle at the Abbey on Saturday. Despite already having played two cup games this season, we're no closer to being able to guess Mark Bonner's preferred starting XI for League games. Who'll start in goal is anyones call, and we suspect the defence will feature Knoyle and Dunk... Continue Reading →
The UTAS team sat down on Wednesday night to preview the upcoming season and discuss all things Cambridge United, including our transfer activity over the break, the wins at Birmingham and against Fulham and the exciting prospect of returning to the Abbey to watch the U's take on Carlisle... or not, as it happens. Listen... Continue Reading →
News just in that the second planned test event vs Carlisle on Saturday will now be held behind closed doors. Despite the exemplary behaviour of U's fans on Tuesday against Fulham, our Government decided (seemingly without any consultation with United who'd just issued 1600 tickets for the game) to limit attendance to 1000. This obviously... Continue Reading →
