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Last weekend’s win at Oldham completed a hectic period for us, returning a strong four victories from seven games. This is a really good return from not only a busy period, but a spell where we have had to rotate the squad so often to improve fitness levels of returning players from injuries, and with a number of players unavailable at different times in the month. The game was a rollercoaster for anyone watching and despite the start, we managed to turn the game around in impressive fashion playing with purpose, pace and personality. We have shown in 2021 a resolve to overcome setbacks in games and this is always a good trait of any team. It’s easy to think the top teams play well, dominate and simply have their own way all the time. But that isn’t the reality. Therefore the ability to respond and recover is a vital skillset. We have been able to refresh and recharge a little this week and have some training days beyond the recovery and preparation cycle we have been in. This has enabled us to practice some key areas of our game, which we feel www.cambridge-united.co.uk

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we will need between now and the end of the season. When we played Forest Green earlier in the season, they showed then and have shown a number of times since what a good football team they are. They have goals, maintain possession and penetrate well and have a good balance of experience in the team. It’s no surprise to see them competing at the top end of the league and one of the favourites for an automatic spot. The first meeting between us didn’t go our way but we have to attack this game with a new energy and vigour, to show we are capable of competing with them and that we can score points against them. As we enter into our final ten league games of the fixture schedule, we now have an even split of home and away games. The next batch of games is a really exciting challenge, and will be a good test for us. We’ve earned the right to enjoy it, to attack it and to embrace it. The expectations on us to be here were nonexistent, and so the longer we can spoil the party, the better. That’s an exciting challenge for us. ■

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Ian————Mather CEO ———— Welcome to FGR who are sitting just behind us in the league and will be just as keen as us to walk away with three points today. The season is clearly hotting up at the top and this week’s midweek results show just how unpredictable games are. We all need to be ready for a rollercoaster ride with some highs and lows. Oddly, because of Covid restrictions and iFollow, all of our fans can watch all of the games live. Who knows where we will end up. What we do know is that this team will give it all they have to deliver as many points as they can. As exciting as the football is, this week has been dominated, rightly, by the release of the Sheldon report into sex abuse in football from the 70’s to 2005. This 700-page document reveals a dark chapter in the history of football. We should pay tribute to the boys and men, the survivors, who stepped up to reveal the traumatic abuse that they suffered and still live with. As a club we were not subject to any criticism in the report – but that is not to say that we can be complacent. We are not, and have for some years now had systems in place to identify any problems at an early stage. This is not just about having policies in place but rather more about the actions those policies produce. These practical steps we take, across both the Club and the Community Trust, include: • All coaches having to have an up to date DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) check certificate before they interact with children and young people; • Having designated safeguarding officers who have responsibility for checking systems are adhered to and engaging with young people in our care; • There is constant management supervision of coaches with frequent visits to coaching sessions; • Leadership from our Board with Director Jenny Horsfield ensuring safeguarding receives the attention it requires. www.cambridge-united.co.uk

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Above all the aim is to create a culture of openness where any concerns can be raised without fear. We want all young people to enjoy sport and we will continue to do all we can to let them do that in a safe and caring environment. On a brighter note all of the indications remain that fans will be allowed back into the Abbey at the start of next season, and ideally, for preseason games. We will continue to update you all as the situation becomes clearer. For now, please continue to support us on iFollow. Not only does this help us financially (it really does) but it is great that you can all share in the moments that make football so special and many more moments will happen in the next 10 games. For now, enjoy this game. ■

TODAY’S VISITORS ———— Forest Green Rovers ———— Forest Green Rovers have been recognised as the greenest Club in the world, but it’s the sustainability of their promotion charge which will be utmost in the minds of their supporters. The Gloucestershire side appear well equipped to be right in the mix come the end of the season, with the combination of an entertaining brand of football and the handy knack of grinding out results when required. Challenging at the top of League Two is a far cry from the Southern League Days of the late 90’s, but Forest Green have always had ambition, and the green revolution inspired by

Chairman and owner of Ecotricity, Dale Vince, has driven substance off the pitch as well as style on it. A new Stadium is also on the horizon – the aptly named Eco Park - Forest Green fans will be hoping it’s hosting a higher level of Football once it opens.

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Mark Cooper’s side have won seven of their last eleven league matches with only two defeats in that spell. Saturday’s victory over Harrogate made it CAMBRIDGE UNITED F.C. V FOREST GREEN ROVERS

9 seven points from the last nine available following a draw against Morecambe and a win on the road at Grimsby. In Jamille Matt, Forest Green possess one of League Two’s most potent strikers – he’s bagged 16 league goals in 33 appearances this term and has hit the net seven times in his last eight games. Away from home, Rovers have an enviable record – like the U’s, they’ve notched nine league wins on the road, with only Cheltenham bettering that stat. They’ve won four of their last five away outings, including impressive victories at Newport and Carlisle. Their overall record in the league this season reads: Played 34, Won 17, Drawn 10, Lost 7

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Cooper began his managerial career at Tamworth before moving to Kettering in 2007. He made the leap from the nonleague ranks to the Championship with

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Peterborough, but his tenure at London Road was a short one. The managerial role at Darlington followed, before a return to Kettering. The 52-year-old had a two year stint at Swindon, taking them to the League One playoff final in 2015 where they were beaten 4-0 by Preston. Following his departure from the Robins, he joined Notts County on a short-term deal before being offered the job at Forest Green. He took Rovers into the Football League for the first time in their history in 2017, beating Tranmere in the play-off final to end a run of 19 consecutive seasons in the National League. His competitive record since joining Forest Green reads: Played 248, Won 101, Drawn 65, Lost 82 ■

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MEMORIES DOWN ———— CUT THROAT LANE ———— So a whole week without a game. I do forget sometimes that we didn’t start the season until September but thank heavens we have a straight Saturday run in from now on in. Did anybody notice that Oldham had tangerine flecks in their kit last week? Well after ten minutes I thought we had been well and truly tango’d but you know, never underestimate the resilience of this side, particularly when wearing amber shorts, although in truth I think we were all perplexed as to why we were

DID ANYBODY NOTICE THAT OLDHAM HAD TANGERINE FLECKS IN THEIR KIT LAST WEEK? WELL AFTER TEN MINUTES I THOUGHT WE HAD BEEN WELL AND TRULY TANGO’D wearing amber shorts in the first place. In fact many watchers queried why we weren’t wearing Cambridge and Oxford blue……. modern football, eh? Penning these notes originally on Wednesday morning and surveying the aftermath of the Tuesday night fixtures, my old man’s sagacious wit springs to mind….”always best to have the points on the board, my old son.” Let’s concentrate on 20 March then for our regular cavort down Cut Throat Lane and a dip in to nostalgia (sort of). This day in 1979 was an interesting one in that we finally played Millwall at home at the third time of asking. Originally a New Year’s Day game but snow and ice put paid to that, which I neither remember nor recall that there was ever that sort of weather at that time of the year. In fact I’m 56 and I swear that I have seen 55 dull, moody, mild but not very white days at that time of the year! Anyway the game with Harry the dog and his mates was rescheduled to 27 January and guess what…...you see I always www.cambridge-united.co.uk

think the end of January is the worst time to play football, meteorologically, and yes it was called off again. Who knows what happened to the original programme print (rare?) and when the second date came round ANOTHER programme was produced……… We finally get to 20 March (with former programme with an insert) and at half time we are one nil down. Was it worth it? Actually, yes, as messrs Murray and Biley turned things round in the second half to put it up the New Cross boys (including a certain Dave Donaldson), in front of a reasonable crowd of 5,301. Enjoy the game, the programme and stay safe. And remember, we are United in Endeavour. Bye for now. ■

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DAVE———MATTHEW-JONES FANS ELECTED DIRECTOR ——— When I first became Fans Elected Director (FED) following a vote by members of CFU I was given two additional roles by the club. The first was inherited from Colin Proctor and was to assist Ian and Mick with work around the Abbey Stadium. The second was the role of Supporters Liaison Officer (SLO). The roles of SLO and FED are both about representing and assisting all supporters. Within my remit is the following line: “The main aims of the Fans’ Elected Director are to represent CFU and all supporters’ interests.” To carry out all these roles I have no budget. I have to beg, borrow and re-use whatever I can, whenever I can. Thankfully, both CFU and CUFC Lottery (organised by members of CFU) have been able to help with finance, assistance and advice to ensure that the projects have been completed where possible. These projects have been done on behalf of all supporters and not just Trust members. Both home and away supporters have benefitted from the changes made around the ground. During recent years when I have spoken to or worked with politicians, national groups and other club representatives I have done so with the premise that the supporters trust works for everyone and is representative of everyone involved with the football club. I am a firm believer that issues change at a National Level and that is where to find the most amount of help. Since the pandemic started the welfare of all supporters has been at the forefront of my thoughts. With the support of CFU we were firstly able to create the “You are Never Alone” programme last year which signposts supporters to national organisations and then “Abbey Chat” which is about listening. We have built a team of volunteers to assist with this. Now at a National Level the Football Supporters Association (FSA) has started #Terracetalk which is based on the above and recognises our concerns at a National Level. It also going to be a long-term campaign capturing the work being down by supporter www.cambridge-united.co.uk

groups across the country. Diversity is another area where work has already commenced and, through my contacts at the FSA, we have been able to commence work with Anwar (Fans for Diversity) on making our club more diverse. Communities are changing everywhere and football clubs need to change with them. Clubs cannot any longer rely just on the traditional groups to build their supporter base. Unless clubs change with the times then they will no longer be the local football club and the fan base will shrink and become smaller with each generation. We need to welcome all groups and individuals and we must make sure that everyone is welcomed and feels comfortable. While talking about coming to the match we need to re-build the links that will see existing supporters come back when lockdown allows. It will be over a year before many will have been able to start coming again. Preparing for the return of supporters to matches will require us to work on improving all areas of the matchday for all supporters. We need to aim for perfection everywhere if we can. The EFL has schemes such as “Family Excellence” and “The Away Supporter Experience” for us to use to improve upon and ensure everyone’s experience when dealing with the club is a good one, shared by everyone. Jock Stein once said “Without fans who pay at the turnstile, football is nothing. Sometimes we are inclined to forget that. The only chance of bringing them into stadiums is if they are entertained by what happens on the football field.” however, nowadays for supporters it needs to be about far more than just what goes on the green area Please contact me via dave.matthewjones@cambridge-united.co.uk or follow what is happening via the www.facebook. com/CambridgeUnitedFootballClub facebook site www.cambridgefansunited. org website or now via twitter SLO@ CambridgeUTD

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Supporters now haven’t visited the Abbey for over a year, we know everyone is missing attending games and a lot has happened in that period. I can imagine if we were under normal circumstances that the abbey would be rocking and that we would have a bumper crowd today for the visit of Forest Green in what is probably the biggest game of the season to date. We understand as a supporter trust more than ever the importance of engaging with the fans of the club and are working with the football club at achieving this in several ways. It looks unfortunately like it will still be a while before we can welcome the return of everyone at the abbey therefore we would like fans to contact us (cambridgefansunited@outlook. com), with your Block, row and seat number in the main stand and we will reply to you with a photo of the view from your seat. There is still time to sign up for CFU and become a member. If you sign up currently, we are offering new members a discount in the club shop. We have over 300 members now and will be shortly hosting our first Player Q & A for CFU members. If you would like to find out membership details, please visit; www.cambridgefansunited.org CFU has being proactive again in last couple of weeks in several ways. The abbey ward area is the most deprived ward in the city of Cambridge, and we want to be able to help people who are our neighbours within proximity of the abbey stadium, as well as the www.cambridge-united.co.uk

wider community. We have recently set up two new relationships within the abbey ward area. We visited the Cambridge Cyrenians Community Garden project, they provide work experience, therapeutic horticulture sessions and a supportive network to anyone who is rough sleeping or living in a hostel or who may be vulnerable to homelessness. The site of the community project is based directly behind the south stand of the stadium on the Whitehill road allotments. The community group relies a lot on donations and support from local people for the project to run annually. Members of the CUFC Lottery and CFU donated some much-needed funds to ensure the project could buy items needed to keep the allotment maintained. We have also been in contact with Nicky Shepard the CEO for abbey People, who is working closely with Barnwell Baptist church at providing an Abbey food hub in the ward. We have discussed how as a supporter trust we can offer support to the food hub and how to encourage fans to donate items and help. We have created a flyer for fans highlighting the details of when visits to the food hub can happen for donations and for those who maybe in need to use the hub. CFU is working hard at reaching out to people within the community and helping others and will continue to try and make a difference for everyone! ■ United in Endeavour

Around the Division ———— LEAGUE TWO ROUND-UP ———— OWEN MIZON TAKES HIS LATEST LOOK ACROSS LEAGUE TWO In a set of encounters which looked destined Scrimshaw on 55, before Devante Rodney to prove midweek momentum for the reached double figures for the season chasing pack turned into midweek mediocrity twenty minutes later to confirm maximum as all six of the top half who played dropped points. It moves the Valiants up to 20th, precious points, allowing for monumental eight points from danger. For Mike Flynn’s breathing space near the basement in the men, they slip to 5th with four points process. As ever, let’s digest the trials and separating them from 3rd and 8th. tribulations from Sky Bet League Two. It’s now just one win in seven for Salford Cheltenham Town failed to extend their City, who were forced into a stalemate one-point lead at the top as they were on the against a determined Colchester United receiving end of a spirited at fortress Peninsula 0-2 success for rejuvenated Stadium. In an encounter Barrow. The visitors raced with chances at a into a 2nd minute lead premium, host goalkeeper ALL SIX OF THE TOP through James Jones, before Vaclav Hladky was on HALF WHO PLAYED a dangerous throw forced hand to deny Callum DROPPED PRECIOUS Sean Long into an own goal Harriott and Noah POINTS, ALLOWING to wrap up a third straight Chilvers in the latter FOR MONUMENTAL victory and clean sheets for stages. Despite firing BREATHING SPACE the Bluebirds, who boast a blanks in their last four, five-point cushion from the it’s a welcome point NEAR THE BASEMENT relegation zone. Despite two for the U’s, who in 21st IN THE PROCESS losses in three, the Robins now have a safety net of remain in pole position going into a critical eight points. Stuttering in 9th position, the afternoon of fixtures. Ammies are five points from the play-offs Tranmere Rovers were also unable to and will be desperate to start turning their capitalise on their promotion rivals’ draws into wins. misfortunes on Wednesday night as they Crawley Town’s late exploits continued as were cancelled out 0-0 by Grimsby Town at a last-gasp penalty earned a 1-1 draw over Blundell Park. The point sees Keith Hill’s men Walsall at the Broadfield Stadium. Head up to 4th and four points from the summit. coach Brian Dutton looked to be on course Where the Mariners are concerned, they’ve for a first win in eight attempts since taking drawn three on the bounce, but have just charge of the Saddlers when Emmanuel one win in 16 and are rock bottom. Eight Osadebe drew first blood from the spot on points from safety, Paul Hurst needs impetus, 55, but that was cruelly snatched from him and fast. when Tom Nichols also converted from 12 The form book was thrown out of the yards in the dying embers. Four unbeaten window on Tuesday night as Port Vale and occupying the third best home record overcame Newport County 2-1 to secure in the division, the Red Devils are 10th and a first win in nine, Darrell Clarke’s first at remain outsiders for making the top seven. the helm. An early Tom Conlon strike was Despite losing the same amount of games cancelled out by Exiles’ substitute Jake as 2nd placed Cambridge United, draw CAMBRIDGE UNITED F.C. V FOREST GREEN ROVERS

25 the 66thminute – his fourth goal in three games. But a late free-kick from Stephen McLaughlin rescued the point for the Stags, who are allocated in 16th. Chris Beech’s men have a hefty task on their hands, they sit in 11thand need to make up eight points if they want to remain part of the promotion pack. Late drama ensued at Glanford Park as Scunthorpe United nicked a 1-1 draw at the death against Oldham Athletic. Alfie McCalmont’s strike early in the second half looked to have proven the decider, only for Iron substitute Jordan Hallam to level deep in stoppage time to deny Keith Curle a first win as Latics boss, who are 17th. In their 35 games, 113 goals have remarkably been conjured up. Despite being winless in four, safety looks all but nailed on for Neil Cox’s side, who are 18th. ■

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cry from the football world being controlled by the big boys in the Premier League and envisaged by the TV companies. Of course the club has been bankrolled by millionaire owner Dale Vince and it would be disastrous for them if he lost interest in football in the way that he lost interest in the Green Centre in Swaffham, which remains closed to this day. He is a risk taker and something of a visionary, introducing solar panels and banning meat products from the ground. I have always had visions of the players running off to McDonalds after games but who knows. We know Mark Cooper from his time at Kettering. I remember advising him not to go to Peterborough where the atmosphere was still toxic after the first sacking of Darren Ferguson. But that’s another story. It should be an interesting game.■

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We inspire the next We inspire the next generation of scientists scientists generation of

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The Stat Pack ———— Fixtures & Results ———— LEAGUE TABLE

PLAYERS P

Pts

20/21 Apps

20/21 Goals

20/21 Totals

CUFC Career

Apps Goals Apps

Lge

Cups

Lge

Cups

Alese

Aji

1 (1)

Boateng

Hiram

11 (5)

13 (5)

Burton

Callum

16 (1)

22 (1)

Dallas

Andrew

0 (1)

2 (2)

2 (3)

Davies

Leon

4 (9)

10 (9)

Cheltenham Town

Cambridge United

Forest Green Rovers

Tranmere Rovers

Newport County

Goals

Bolton Wanderers

Dickens

Tom

Morecambe

Digby

Paul

24 (1)

30 (1)

Drysdale

Declan

8 (1)

Dunk

Harrison 32 (1)

5 (3)

37 (4)

375

Hannant

Luke

32 (1)

37 (1)

Hoolahan

Wes

22 (3)

1 (1)

23 (4)

8 9

Exeter City Salford City

10 Crawley Town

11 Carlisle United

Iredale

Jack

17 (12) 5 (2)

22 (14)

12 Harrogate Town

Ironside

Joe

23 (11) 4 (1)

27 (12)

13 Bradford City

Knibbs

Harvey

7 (16)

6 (2)

13 (18)

14 Leyton Orient

-1

Knoyle

Kyle

5 (1)

41 (1)

15 Stevenage

-3

May

Adam

24 (7)

5 (3)

29 (10)

16 Mansfield Town

-4

McKenzie-Lyle Kai

17 Oldham Athletic

-9

Mitov

Dimitar

Mullin

Paul

Neal O'Neil

35 (1)

2 (2)

37 (3)

Joe

0 (1)

Liam

6 (6)

1 (1)

7 (7)

113

Okedina

Jubril

6 (1)

7 (1)

18 Scunthorpe United

-9

19 Walsall

-6

20 Port Vale

-6

21 Colchester United

-15

Simper

Lewis

0 (1)

22 Barrow

-3

Taylor

Greg

342

23 Southend United

-28

Tracey

Shilow

4 (5)

24 Grimsby Town

-28

Worman

Ben

0 (2)

CAMBRIDGE UNITED F.C. V FOREST GREEN ROVERS

37 FIXTURES DATE

OPPONENT

SUBS

GK SUB

SEPTEMBER 2020 Sat 5th Birmingham City (LC1)

A 1-0

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy 1

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant

Digby

O’Neil*

Hoolahan**

Ironside

Mullin***

Iredale**

Dallas

May*

Davies

Knowles

Knibbs***

Tue 8th Fulham U21 (EFLTG)

H 2-0

Burton

Knoyle**

Iredale

Taylor

Dunk

Davies

Digby

May*

Knowles 1

Knibbs***

Dallas

Hannant

Mullin 1**

Cundy

Ironside***

Simper*

Worman

Burton Mitov

Sat 12th Carlisle United

H 3-0

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant 1

Digby

O’Neil*

Hoolahan**

Ironside 1 Mullin 1***

Iredale**

Dallas

Davies

May*

Knowles

Knibbs***

Burton

Tue 15th Newport County (LC2)

A 0-1

Burton

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Iredale

Davies

Digby

May

Knowles*

Ironside**

Knibbs

Dallas

Mullin 1**

DUNK*

Worman

NEAL

Mitov

Sat 19th Morecambe

A 5-0

Mitov

Knoyle**

Cundy

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant

Digby

May 1

Hoolahan 1

Ironside*

Mullin 3***

Iredale

Dallas**

Davies**

Knowles

Knibbs*

Burton

Sat 26th Tranmere Rovers

H 0-0

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant

Digby

May**

Hoolahan*

Ironside

Mullin***

Iredale**

Darling***

Dallas

Davies

El Mizouni*

Knibbs

Burton

OCTOBER 2020 Sat 3rd Exeter City

A 0-2

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant*

Digby

May***

Hoolahan**

Ironside

Mullin

Iredale**

Darling

Dallas

Davies

El Mizouni***

Knibbs*

Burton

Tue 6th Burton Albion (EFLTG)

A 4-2

Burton

Davies

Darling 1

Taylor

Iredale

Hannant 2

Digby

El Mizouni**

Knowles*

Ironside

Knibbs 1

Knoyle

Dallas

Mullin

Dunk*

May**

Cundy

McKenzie-Lyle

Sat 10th Newport County

H 2-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Darling

Taylor

Iredale

Hannant

Digby

May*

Dunk

Hoolahan*** Mullin 2**

Cundy

Davies

Knibbs***

Boateng*

Burton

Sat 17th Scunthorpe United

A 5-0

Mitov

Knoyle

Darling

Taylor

Iredale

Hannant 1**

Digby*

May

Dunk

Ironside 2 Mullin 2p*** Hoolahan

Cundy

Davies

El Mizouni**

Knibbs***

Boateng*

Burton

Tue 20th Port Vale

H 3-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Darling

Taylor

Iredale*

Hannant

Digby

Boateng**

Dunk

Hoolahan*** Mullin 3 (1p)

Cundy

Davies*

El Mizouni

May**

Ironside***

Knibbs

Burton

Sat 24th Bolton Wanderers

H 1-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Darling

Taylor

Iredale

Hannant

Digby

Boateng**

Dunk

El Mizouni*

Dallas

Cundy

Davies

May**

Ironside*

Knowles

Knibbs

Tue 27th Walsall

A 0-2

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant**

May

Boateng

Davies

Ironside 1p Mullin 1p*

Iredale*

Darling

Dallas

El Mizouni**

Knowles

Burton

Sat 31st Crawley Town

A 2-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Dunk***

Hannant

Iredale

Boateng

Davies**

Ironside 1*

Darling

Dallas

Hoolahan* El Mizouni**

Knowles

Knibbs***

Burton

Mullin Mullin

El Mizouni Ironside**

NOVEMBER 2020 Tue 3rd Salford City

H 2-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy

Darling

Dunk

Hannant

Iredale 1

Boateng

Taylor

Ironside 1p Hoolahan

Dallas

Mullin

Davies

El Mizouni

Knowles

Knibbs

Burton

SAT 7TH Shrewsbury Town (FAC1) H 0-2

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant

Iredale***

Boateng

May*

El Mizouni**

Knibbs

Darling

Dallas**

Hoolahan*

Davies

Knowles***

Burton

May

Dallas

Knibbs**

Knoyle

Taylor

Worman 1*

Neal**

Yearn

Mitov

Mullin

Iredale*

Dallas

CUNDY***

Davies**

MAY

Knibbs

Burton

Mullin 1

Darling

Davies

El Mizouni

MAY*

Ironside*

Knibbs**

Burton

Tue 10th Peterborough Utd (EFLTG) H 1-1#

Burton

Davies

Cundy

Darling

Dunk

El Mizouni

Knowles

Boateng*

Sat 14th Barrow

H 1-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Darling

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant**

Digby

Boateng

Tue 24th Cheltenham Town

A 1-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Iredale**

Hannant

Digby

Boateng

Dunk*

Hoolahan

Tue 1st Mansfield Town

H 0-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Dunk***

Hannant**

Digby

Boateng*

Hoolahan

Ironside

Mullin

Iredale**

Darling

Davies

El Mizouni

May*

Knibbs***

Burton

Sat 5th Oldham Athletic

H 1-2

Mitov

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant

Digby

May**

Iredale*

Knibbs

Mullin 1

Darling

Dallas

Hoolahan*

Davies

El Mizouni**

WORMAN

Burton

TUE 8TH Gillingham (EFLT2)

H 2-0

Burton

Knoyle

Cundy

Darling

Dunk

Hannant 1***

Digby

Taylor**

Davies

El Mizouni Mullin 1p* Iredale***

Dallas

Sat 12th Forest Green Rovers

A 0-2

Burton

Knoyle

Cundy

Darling

Dunk

Hannant***

Digby

Taylor**

Davies*

Hoolahan****

Mullin

Tue 15th Colchester United

H 2-1

Burton

Knoyle

Cundy

Darling

Iredale

Hannant

Digby

Taylor

El Mizouni*

Knibbs

Mullin 2**

Sat 19th Bradford City

A 0-1

Burton

Knoyle

Cundy*

Darling

Dunk

Hannant****

Digby

Taylor

Iredale**

Knibbs***

Mullin

Sat 26th Leyton Orient

H 2-1

Burton

Knoyle

Darling

Taylor

Iredale*** Hannant**

Digby

MAY

Hoolahan 1

Ironside

Mullin 1***

Dunk***

Tue 29th Stevenage

A 0-1

Burton

Knoyle

Darling

Taylor

Digby

MAY***

Iredale**

Ironside*

Mullin

El Mizouni* Ironside 1***

DECEMBER 2020

Dunk

Hannant

MAY**

Knibbs*

WORMAN

NEAL

Mitov

MAY**

Knibbs*

WORMAN

NEAL

Mitov

Davies*

MAY

Ironside**

WORMAN

NEAL

Mitov

Hoolahan** Davies****

MAY*

Ironside***

WORMAN

NEAL

Mitov

CUNDY

Davies**

El Mizouni

Knibbs*

WORMAN

Mitov

CUNDY

Davies**

El Mizouni***

Knibbs*

WORMAN

NEAL

Mitov

Iredale*** El Mizouni**** Dallas

JANUARY 2021 Sat 2nd Grimsby Town

A 2-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Darling**

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant

Digby

MAY 1

Hoolahan***

Knibbs*

Mullin 1

Iredale***

Dallas

CUNDY

Davies

Ironside*

WORMAN

Burton

Sat 9th Harrogate Town

H 2-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Darling

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant

Digby

MAY

Hoolahan 1***

Knibbs*

Mullin

Iredale

O’Neil

Okedina

CUNDY

Davies***

Ironside 1*

Burton

Tue 12th OXFORD UNITED (EFLT3)

A 0-1

Burton

Okedina

Darling

Cundy

Iredale

Hannant***

Digby

MAY*****

Davies*

Knibbs**

Ironside**** KNOYLE***

TAYLOR

Dunk**

O’Neil*****

Dallas****

WORMAN*

Mitov

Sat 16th Colchester United

A 1-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Darling***

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant*

Digby

MAY**

Hoolahan

Knibbs 1

Mullin

Iredale

O’Neil**

Okedina

CUNDY***

Davies

Ironside*

Burton

TUE 19TH Southend United

A 2-1

Mitov

Knoyle

Darling

Taylor

Dunk

Iredale 1

Digby

MAY

Davies

Ironside 1

Mullin*

O’Neil*

Okedina

CUNDY

Knibbs

WORMAN

NEAL

Burton

Sat 23rd Bradford City

H 0-0

Mitov*

Knoyle

Cundy

Taylor

Dunk***

Hannant**

Digby

MAY

Hoolahan

Ironside

Mullin

Iredale***

O’Neil

Okedina

Davies

Knibbs**

WORMAN

Burton*

Sat 30th Crawley Town

H 3-1

Burton

Knoyle 1

Okedina

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant

Digby

MAY

Hoolahan 1 Ironside 1*

Mullin

Iredale

O’Neil

Davies

Tracey*

Knibbs

WORMAN McKenzie-Lyle

Sat 6th Barrow

A 0-0

Burton

Knoyle

Okedina

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant*

Drysdale

MAY***

Hoolahan**** Ironside 1 Mullin 1** Iredale****

O’Neil***

Alese

Davies

Tracey*

Knibbs** McKenzie-Lyle

Tue 9th Salford City

A 1-4

Burton

Knoyle

Okedina***

Taylor

Dunk*

Hannant

Drysdale

MAY

Tracey**

Knibbs

O’Neil

Alese***

Davies

Ironside**

WORMAN McKenzie-Lyle

Sat 13th Southend United

H 0-0

Burton

Knoyle

Okedina

Taylor

Iredale

Hannant

Drysdale

MAY*

Hoolahan***

Sat 20th Mansfield Town

A 3-0

Burton

Knoyle

Okedina

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant**

O’Neil*

MAY

Hoolahan

Tue 23rd Cheltenham Town

H 0-1

Burton

Knoyle

Okedina

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant*

O’Neil**

MAY

Iredale***

Sat 27th Port Vale

A 1-0

Burton

Knoyle

Drysdale

Taylor

Dunk

Hannant

Boateng*

MAY

Hoolahan

Tue 2nd Scunthorpe United

H 0-1

Burton

Knoyle

Drysdale

Taylor

Dunk

Tracey

O’Neil*

MAY

Iredale**

Sat 6th Walsall

H 1-0

Burton

Knoyle

Drysdale

Taylor

Dunk

Boateng

O’Neil*

MAY

Hoolahan

Tue 9th Bolton Wanderers

A 1-2

Burton

Knoyle 1

Drysdale

Taylor

Dunk*

Hannant

Tracey

MAY***

Sat 13th Oldham Athletic

A 4-2

Burton

Knoyle

Drysdale

Taylor

Alese*

Iredale 2

Digby

O’Neil**

Sat 20th Forest Green Rovers

Sat 27th Carlisle United

FEBRUARY 2021 Mullin 1

Iredale*

Ironside

Mullin

O’Neil***

Alese

Davies

Tracey*

Knibbs

WORMAN McKenzie-Lyle

Ironside

Mullin 2

Iredale

Drysdale*

Alese

Davies

Knibbs 1**

WORMAN McKenzie-Lyle

Ironside

Mullin

Drysdale

Alese

Davies

Tracey***

Knibbs*

Boateng** McKenzie-Lyle

Tracey**

Mullin***

Iredale

O’Neil 1*

Okedina***

Alese

Davies

Ironside** McKenzie-Lyle

Ironside

Mullin

Hannant

Okedina

Alese

Davies**

Worman

Boateng* McKenzie-Lyle

Ironside

Mullin 1

Iredale

Okedina

Alese

Davies

Tracey*

Worman McKenzie-Lyle

Boateng**

Ironside

Mullin

Iredale*

Digby**

O’Neil***

Okedina

Alese

Worman McKenzie-Lyle

Hoolahan

Ironside Mullin 1P*** Hannant 1*

Okedina

Tracey

MAY***

Worman

Boateng** McKenzie-Lyle

MARCH 2021

APRIL 2021 Fri 2nd Morecambe

Mon 5th Tranmere Rovers

Sat 10th Exeter City

Sat 17th Newport County

Tue 20th Leyton Orient

Sat 24th Stevenage

MAY 2021 Sat 1st Harrogate Town

Sat 8th Grimsby Town

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Cambridge United want our fans, families and friends to stay safe, so we are supporting the You Vs Train campaign. We are sharing the message that young people need to stay off the tracks. 8 young people have died in the last two years after trespassing on the railway. PLEASE don’t be next. Visit youvstrain.co.uk for more information and help us keep our fans safe.

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EVERYONE KNOWS THEIR CLUB COLOURS... DON’T THEY? NORMAL VISION

Approximately one in 12 men inherit colour blindness. It’s carried on the X-chromosome, so only one in 200 women inherit the condition. It can be a real issue in football, whether you’re watching, playing, managing or officiating. Imagine not being able to tell the difference between kit colours, and how that would affect your enjoyment of watching the game – either live or on TV. There are three types of colour blindness – and myriad colour combinations which cause problems. The common perception that colour-blind people only confuse reds and greens is a myth.

COLOUR-BLIND SIMULATION (PROTANOPIA)

The FA has been working closely with UEFA and specialist organisation Colour Blind Awareness to highlight the issue. The intention is to positively influence decision-makers at every level of the game and improve the experience of colour-blind people – whatever their involvement in football. This work has seen the production of a comprehensive guidance booklet. You can read and download it at TheFA.com/colourblindness And please visit the Colour Blind Awareness website: colourblindawareness.org for ways you can help maximise awareness.

Together, let’s make sure football’s future is FOR ALL.

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