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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 →
This football team will be the death of us all, won't it? A bumper pod this week as the UTAS boys get together to discuss events at Portman Road and another memorable afternoon to add onto Mark Bonner's CV, as well as looking ahead to inviting Wycombe and Morecambe to the Abbey this week -... Continue Reading →
A horrid run of defeats and not scoring came to an end on Saturday. The Us fans basked in the South London sunshine and the glory of being pretty much almost there in guaranteeing another season of third tier football. Not even the flat beer and lack of food trucks can dampen the occasion. Saturday... 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 →
The U's take a huge step towards confirming League One survival and the UTAS boys celebrated appropriately. Julian Roberts, Matt Caspell and Tom Walker fight their hangovers to chat big wins, Adam May and Ipswich Town next week. Listen now wherever you normally get your pods, including Audioboom, Spotify and Apple Podcasts https://audioboom.com/posts/8055296 Send your... Continue Reading →
A first visit to Plough Lane for United and their sold-out away following this weekend as they come up against an under-performing AFC Wimbledon side who’ll be fired up in their battle to avoid the drop.The U’s come into this one off the back of another defeat against the other lesser-liked Dons though they did... Continue Reading →
Under The Abbey Stand 