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The promotion train keeps rolling on. And it’s gathering momentum. Saturday saw another sweeping victory away from home, the second 5-0 win for the U’s on their travels so far this season. And we’re only six games in. Oh, and Wes Hoolahan is nicely rested for Tuesday night. In reality, it couldn’t really have gone... 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 →
In recent years, it’s rare us U’s fans are afforded the luxury of excitement. By this point in the season, flattering early fixtures have already lost their misleading shine, and the squad’s pitfalls are starting to appear in menacing numbers. This year, so far, seems different. We head to Lincolnshire sitting 2nd in the league,... 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 →
Julian Roberts checks in from sunny Spain and quizzes Tom Walker and Owen Kiernan on our recent meetings with Newport before discussing the 2-1 win on Saturday, and that new kit, in this new short addition to the regular podcast. Available on all the usual locations including Audioboom, iTunes and Spotify https://audioboom.com/posts/7703065
United's League Cup victors head to the Abbey on Saturday, where Bonner has a bit of a selection headache. Having seen Harvey Knibbs and Harry Darling both get on the scoresheet midweek, there's a good shout that one, if not both of them should start on Saturday, with the U's having drawn blanks in their... Continue Reading →
