Did you go to Stevenage last Saturday? If so, can you spot yourself in the slideshow of photographs taken by Simon Lankester.

See the slide show below

For see all the photos from the Stevenage match click here

Cheltenham come to the Abbey Stadium this Saturday. See the action from when the two sides met in 2016 see below for the video

If you purchase tickets before match day you can save £2 off full match day prices.

To buy on line click here or call 01223 566 500 during shop hours see opening times here

Match Day Prices:

North/South Habbin and Newmarket Road End
Adult - £18
Concession - £14
Junior - £10
Under 12 - £7

Mundipharma Community Stand Family Blocks A & G
Adult - £20
Concession - £1
Junior - £10
Under 12 – £7
Mundipharma Community Stand Blocks B, F, A1 & A2
Adult - £22
Concession - £17
Junior - £12
Under 12 – £7

Mundipharma Community Stand Blocks C, D & E
Adult – £22

It really makes a difference for the sun to be shining. Working outside is obviously warmer however the wind can still be fresh blowing across the common. One thing the wind can help with is the drying times.

We carried on from yesterday with areas around the Habbin being painted. See below the slide show for the food kiosks

The day started for Mick R today with the painting of a yellow line on the step outside the hospitality suite. Mick is really good at the fiddly technical jobs having worked as a maintenance man at one of the University colleges until retiring. He actually never comes to matches. More interested in music being a drummer for a local band

Les continued with the undercoating of the wood - he will probably be on it for the rest of the week finishing off the undercoating / priming of the remaining wood.

Brian and Terry commenced on the first coat of the Habbin South Tea Bar and some of the wall immediately  next to it. When the brickwork is finished Alan will begin to paint the woodwork. He painting the Habbin North shutters at present. We are changing the serving shutters from white to give them a bit more identity. Not Amber this time but trying to use up the existing paint to match the turnstile doors in the Habbin area. When the yellow is finished we will then paint the black. Hoping it will be done ready for the Port Vale match

I wrote to the FSF (Football Supporters Federation) last week concerning postponed matches. I have since spoken to them and been informed that the issue has also been raised by supporters from other clubs during the recent period.

The FSF will raising the issue at their next meeting with the ELF which will be held shortly.

When the minutes of the meeting are released I will published if possible and endeavor to keep you informed of any news in the meantime

See letter below - they were just my thoughts and there are no doubt others that could be done. However, the issue is now on the agenda going forwards.

Click her to find out more about the work that the FSF carry out on behalf of supporters.

I am the SLO at Cambridge United and would like your advice if possible
 
For the second time in recent years we have had matches postponed within a short timescale of kick off and involved long journeys.
 
These matches have involved Accrington and Morecambe. These take supporters a long time to travel from Cambridge. If I remember correctly others cancelled were at Newport having reached the Seven Bridge and Kidderminster. Both I believe were evening matches
 
I wonder if the FSF have any views concerning compulsory pre match inspections taking place earlier in the day if a match is at risk to avoid travelling and if you know what the actions/rules are in place if a club believes a match is risk?
 
At what stage should a local referee be brought in to do a pitch inspection. For example if a match is at risk should it be automatically done at 9am. Is it at the discretion of the host club if one takes place? Could a pitch inspection be taken using a calculation for example the kick off - average time to travel 
 
Should football be looking at a traffic light system to inform supporters the risk of travelling to matches. Today, some were setting off from areas with snow to travel and found the match cancelled on route
 
The traffic lights would be as follows and could possibly operate during the morning of the match on the host club website.  A tweet or facebook message would not reach everyone as not everyone uses social media.

• green is match on - no problem
• amber match is at risk – due to weather conditions
• red – cancelled

 
There may be a hundred reasons why it can not be done but is there a better way of keeping supporters informed that a match is at risk.
 
Can individual supporters take out insurance or are they in some strange way insured if they use a credit card for the cost of travel etc? Tickets, I understand purchased in advance may be re-funded
 
Have FSF looked into the issue previously and do you believe there is a way for it to be  resolved?
 
I also wonder if Bank Holiday matches could be treated in the same way as Christmas with sides given local matches to reduce travelling times and public transport changes in timescales etc
 
Thank you
 
Dave Matthew-Jones

Recently we were asked if it would be possible to complete some remedial work at the training ground. We completed the areas that required refreshing and cleaning. However, the request to provide an area where the players could clean their boots safely was put on hold requiring a piece of astro turf to cover the boarding that had already been laid between the changing rooms and social ones.

While speaking to Colin Taylor on the way home from the Accrington match he kindly offered to help by not only sourcing what we needed but also to resource the laying of it.

Colin is a long time supporter of the Cambridge United and has carried out a lot of work over the years to help the club at his own expense. He is one of many who have done so and who go about it quietly in the background. He also runs a local company JC Home Designs which specialises in the installations of kitchens and bathroms.

He can be contacted via telephone on  01223 840042.

The website is http://jchomedesigns.co.uk/

During the past week the volunteer team have been busy around the ground getting the stadium ready for two match days, clearing up after the Exeter match and also completing various activities around the ground. This week we should see more of the sun and will be able to complete some painting see further down the page.

Last week Mick Radford concentrated on some internal area painting inside the kitchen.  He also carried out some repairs in the Dublin and Premier Suites where there had been a water leak. He finished these today.

Alan Burge last week started painting some areas inside tea bar 1 catering unit and will complete this when the weather is not so good again. He also finished off the railway sign started the previous week by painting the black background and the white lines see photo below.

Today, we got outside again. Alan and Brian continued last weeks re-painting of the Habbin Tea bars returning the colour back to white from grey see below photos in the slidshow below

Terry completed preparing the last remaining tea bar in the Habbin South which is now ready for painting and will be done tomorrow.

New boy Les Weston got started today having recently retired and is already undercoating the wood which will be used for the capping around the pitch above the advert boards. Most of it was primed two weeks ago however with the damp and wet weather it was left last week.

All the safety barriers will need painting by mid-end of May. If you can help by sparing a few hours complete the form below.

Did you know that the CUFC lottery organised by the CFU bought some sound sensory equipment last year?

The equipment can be used by supporters on match days with sensory issues.

SENSORY ISSUES PREVENTING YOU FROM ATTENDING A FOOTBALL MATCH see how we can help by clicking here

Find out more about the lottery below

What is the CUFC Play2win lottery?
 
The lottery is run and administered by volunteer fans of Cambridge United FC as a sub group of Cambridge Fans United. The lottery is run in association with Cambridge United Football Club.

Aims
 The lottery aims to raise funds for

•  fans' amenities  at The Abbey stadium
•  local community projects.

How does the lottery work?
Each member is issued with a four digit lottery number.
Each week there are two draws held:
                The first is for a weekly prize – currently £300.
Using a random number generator the winning four digit number is drawn.

The member holding the four digit number in the same order wins the first prize.

If there is no winner then runner-up prizes will be awarded to those members holding either the first two or last two digits in the correct position and order.
               
The second draw is for the jackpot accumulator.

The jackpot is again drawn using the random number generator and, as with the weekly draw, the member holding the four digit number in the same order wins the jackpot amount.
If there is no winner the jackpot increases week by week by £50 until the maximum (currently £2500) is reached .

How much is membership and what happens to the money?
Each lottery membership costs £2.00 per week. Payment can be made by cash, cheque or bank standing order. Payments can be made monthly, quarterly, half yearly or annually.

95pence is paid into a Prize Fund.  This fund can only be used for prizes – the greater the number of lottery memberships, the larger the prizes.

5pence is paid into a Cost Fund. Although the lottery is run by volunteers, there are costs for licences, printing, web charges etc. Any surplus after costs is fed back into the lottery to provide, for example, additional prize draws.

70pence is paid into a fund for fan amenities in the Abbey Stadium.

30pence is paid into a Community Fund used for community projects in the Cambridge area.
 
With Play2Win everyone can support both the Club and the community and have some fun whilst doing it! 

Thanks for your interest and ...Good luck in the draw! Click here to join

Have you missed something during the past week on the CFU website see below for what has been on the blog page http://www.cambridgefansunited.org/blog

Click on the story below and to see what has been happening or for information

During the week we were cleaning up, ensuring matches took place and started painting again in earnest

The March version of the Amber News can be downloaded by clicking here

You can follow CFU daily via facebook click here or
www.facebook.com/CambridgeUnitedFootballClub/

THE PROPOSED PREMIER LEAGUE WINTER BREAK - WHAT DO YOU THINK?
Click here to have your say

Previous Stories
13 April------------CUFC Lottery Results W/E 13/04/2018
13 April------------Are you going to Stevenage? Match day information and travel news
12 April------------NEW DRAINAGE SYSTEM FITTED AT THE ABBEY The Apprentice Groundsman
12 April------------Stevenage Match Day Parking information
11 April------------CUFC : Oxford City Lions Match Report & Match day video of the goals
11 April------------Winning 50/50 Numbers v Exeter or watch the action from Saturdays match
11 April------------Match Day Information - Stevenage and watch the highlights from December 2016
11 April------------2018 EFL Awards: Divisional Winners revealed Congratulations to Liam O'Neill
11 April------------CUFC AGM UPDATE
10 April------------Tonight was an important match to play - The Apprentice Groundsman
10 April------------Amber & Proud flag will be a 'shining beacon' of acceptance at Cambridge United
10 April------------CUFC Lottery purchase accessibility ramp
9 April--------------Roly Horrey's and Brian Grant Best Eleven
9 April--------------2018/19 SEASON TICKET AND MATCH TICKET PRICES
9 April--------------CAMBRIDGE UNITED LAUNCH THE #UNITEDSINCE1912 SEASON TICKET CAMPAIGN
9 April--------------They say Cambridge is the driest City - The Apprentice Groundsman

Thank you for your continued support of the CUFC Lottery.

CUFC Lottery 'Accumulator' Results (13 April 2018) - this weeks winning 'Accumulator' numbers are (9541)
-there were no winners of the weekly 'Accumulator' this week, meaning next weeks 'Accumulator' will be £1650.

CUFC Lottery 'Main Draw' Results (13 April 2018) - this weeks winning 'Main Draw' numbers are (7139)
-there were no winners of the 'Main Draw' jackpot this week.
-next weeks 'Main Draw' jackpot will be £300.00.

As the 'Main Draw' jackpot was not won this week
-there are 0 Lottery members matching the first pair
-there are 3 CUFC Lottery members matching the second pair winning £10.00 each

If you are a winner of either the 'Accumulator' or 'Main Draw' you will be notified individually by email.

Yours sincerely,
The CUFC Lottery Team.

See the link for important car parking news

I have found the following link on the Stevenage website for use by away supporters traveling. Click for all the information here

Address:Stevenage Football Club  
The Lamex Stadium 
Broadhall Way 
Stevenage
Herts 
SG2 8RH

Phone number: 01438 223223

Flags and musical instruments www.stevenagefc.com/tickets/away-fan-information/flags--instruments/
Travel and how to find the ground www.stevenagefc.com/club/contact-usfind-us/

Flags & Musical Instruments...Flags: Visiting fans are requested to seek permission from the Stevenage FC safety team prior to bringing any large flags into the ground. Please note flags should not have inflammatory words or symbols on them. Any flags on poles will only be permitted on poles of 5 foot or less.

Please email your requests to info@stevenagefc.com as far in advance of a fixture as possible.

Drums/musical instruments: Away fans are again requested to seek permission from the Stevenage FC safety team prior to bringing any drums or musical instruments into The Lamex Stadium. Generally drums and instruments will be allowed when away crowds are less than 800 strong. Home fixtures such as Luton and Cambridge, where a capacity away support is expected, are unlikely to see drums permitted due to safety reasons.

Please email your requests to info@stevenagefc.com as far in advance of a fixture as possible.

I understand everyone will be saying not another article about the rain. However, it is really difficult to explain how much in falling currently and the impact it is having on the pitch. Its now about doing maintenance jobs as no work on the pitch can be done and trying to save it for the remainder of the season.

Everyday starts by doing an inspection and finding the areas of concern

Although the top of pitch can appear clear the videos will show what happens when someone walks on it or presses down.

Earlier in the week e cleared it by forking and pushing it off.  Pushing it off now will only damage the top surface more.

During the past few weeks there has been a tremendous amount of rain falling on the pitch.

Following straight after the match against Chelsea work begun on a new pitch drainage system which is being trialed in the penalty area at the South Stand.

If successful it will be fitted in other areas of the pitch. Like the pitch sprayers the soak away once fitted  is covered by turf so no one can see them in place during the match.

See below photograph of the new system and the secret piece of equipment that makes it all work

Important information...Supporters are to be advised that there will be EXTREMELY LIMITED/NO free parking available across the A602 in Fairlands Valley car park this week.

The Circus is back and has shows at 7pm on Tuesday 10th April and 3pm on Saturday 14th April, affecting both the Mansfield and Cambridge home games this week.

Supporters are encouraged to either use the FREE car park off Six Hills Way (SG2 0BL - 20 minute walk - see below) or use the pay & display options in the town centre. Please note not to park in the nearby retail parks.

Read  more from the Stevenage club website here

FA National Futsal Super League - TO WATCH THE GOALS CLICK HERE

Sunday 8th April 2018 (2:30pm KO)

University of Cambridge Sports Centre

FT: Cambridge United FC Futsal 7 – 2 Oxford City Lions (HT: 4 – 0)

Goals – Angel Martinez (3), Monty Bouttell (2), Paulo Rodrigues, Vitalii Burnus

Squad – Jose Lima (GK), Chay Jakes (GK), Angel Martinez, Toby Hardwick ©, Monty Bouttell, Vitalii Burnus, Paulo Rodrigues, George Harlow, Jonathan Tofts, Greg Birch, Enrico Barnes, Pedro Pereira

Head Coach – Luis Mendonca

Mascots – Nathan and Paul (Cambridge Amputee Football Squad), Oakington Vikings, Huntingdon Rowdies and Marvin the Moose.

Special Guests – Cambridge Amputee Football, STEEL BONES, James Palmer (Mayor of Cambridgeshire) and Barry Corr.

Attendance – 200

MOTM – Jose Lima

A comprehensive varsity victory sees Cambridge United FC Futsal move up to 3rd in the FA Futsal National Super League

Cambridge United FC Futsal welcomed Oxford City Lions to the University of Cambridge Sports Centre on Sunday in the FA Futsal National Super League in futsal’s very own varsity match.

The game predictably drew the biggest crowd of the season for the Us final home game of the 2017/18 campaign with Cambridgeshire Mayor James Palmer, Barry Corr and Marvin the Moose all in attendance together with members of the Cambridge Amputee Football Squad and the STEEL BONES charity in advance of their Snowdon Challenge.

Read more click here

Winning 50/50 numbers against Exeter

The winning numbers are published after every match via the link see  https://www.cambridge-united.co.uk/tickets/5050-winning-numbers/

They are also displayed on the CFU Outlet at full time

Cambridge United supporters are well known for their support of the club at away matches. This Saturday we travel to Stevenage -

Ticket Prices are as follows

Adult                  £21.00
60+                    £18.00
Under 22            £13.00
Under 12            £7.00
Under 16            £9.00
*Tickets will be available on the day subject to availability

The official away travel have organised a coach. It is available departing from
Ely at 12:15pm
Abbey Stadium at 1:00pm.

To book a seat you can do so by clicking here and are priced as follows:
Adult                   £21.00
18-21                   £18.00
Under 18             £15.00

For more information you can ring 01223 566500

If you prefer to travel independently the following sites may help you to organise your trip -: 

Train -:                    TRAIN INFORMATION

Coach -:                  NATIONAL EXPRESS

Car -:                       AA NEWS  SAT NAV: SG2 8RH

Weather -:               BBC WEATHER NEWS

Travel News -:         AA TRAVEL NEWS

If there is an emergency or you want to know if there is a seat still available you are able to TEXT the Away Travel helpline 075 224 73291. This line is TEXT only and is available from 4pm on the day before match. They will be able to advise of last minute spaces, costs, times etc.

2018 EFL Awards: Divisional Winners revealed

Congratulations and well done to Liam O'Neill for the great work you are doing in the community

Please read below sourced from the EFL website click on here to read the full story

The wording below is taken from the article on the EFLwebsite

PFA Player in the Community -

Representatives from Bristol City, Doncaster Rovers and Cambridge United make-up the PFA Player in the Community award, with Joe Bryan, Matty Blair and Liam O’Neil recognised for their outstanding commitment to their communities. As well as supporting Bristol City’s Community Trust with regular player appearances, Bristol City’s Joe Bryan helped support a self-employed amateur footballer with physio treatment following a severe injury. 
Doncaster Rovers’ Matty Blair has been the face of the club’s efforts to raise awareness of mental health after drawing on his own experience of dealing with the tragic loss of his brother in 2017.

Sky Bet League Two’s winner, Liam O’Neil, has volunteered across Cambridge United’s community work including a match report writing project to encourage primary school children to have an interest in reading and writing.
PFA Player in the Community
Sky Bet Championship: Joe Bryan, Bristol City
Sky Bet League One: Matty Blair, Doncaster Rovers
Sky Bet League Two: Liam O’Neil, Cambridge United

Shaun Grady (Director, Commercial) has reassured Cambridge Fans United that the Shareholders meeting, set for 6.00pm on Monday 30th April will not be curtailed to accommodate the Sponsors event, which is also taking place later on the same evening.o Shareholders who cannot make the start of the meeting are, nevertheless, encouraged to come along and take part.

Shaun has explained that he felt it was important that all Directors should be present to meet with shareholders and to respond to their questions and concerns, and that it had been very difficult to find the right time. CFU has been collecting questions from supporters, some of whom may not be attending the meeting in person and will shortly be passing those on to the Board members, so that answers will be available at the meeting.

Chair of CFU, Robert Osbourn, said that, whilst the need to start the meeting at 6.00pm was a disappointment, the presence of all Directors would be a demonstration of their commitment to the Shareholders whom he hoped would respond.

Shareholders who will not be able to attend in person may appoint a proxy to attend and act on their behalf, by using the proxy form included with the papers for the meeting. Proxies may be given to CFU, if members wish

Please complete the email form below if you have a question or would like to pass your proxy to CFU.

Eagle-eyed U’s fans might have noticed the new flag covering the seats of the South Stand during the Crawley Town game.

The flag, around four-times the size of the one that has been there for the majority of the season, is to represent Amber & Proud – the newly formed group dedicated to ensuring that the Abbey is a welcoming and safe space for LGBT fans.

Read more by clicking here

Last year the CUFC lottery organised by the CFU purchased an accessibility ramp to use at the club.

The ramp can be moved to different locations around the ground. See photo of the ramp above.  The ramp cost over 700 pounds and can be used on match days or during private hires.

Find out more about the lottery below

What is the CUFC Play2win lottery?
 
The lottery is run and administered by volunteer fans of Cambridge United FC as a sub group of Cambridge Fans United. The lottery is run in association with Cambridge United Football Club.

Aims
 The lottery aims to raise funds for

•  fans' amenities  at The Abbey stadium
•  local community projects.

How does the lottery work?
Each member is issued with a four digit lottery number.
Each week there are two draws held:
                The first is for a weekly prize – currently £300.
Using a random number generator the winning four digit number is drawn.

The member holding the four digit number in the same order wins the first prize.

If there is no winner then runner-up prizes will be awarded to those members holding either the first two or last two digits in the correct position and order.
               
The second draw is for the jackpot accumulator.

The jackpot is again drawn using the random number generator and, as with the weekly draw, the member holding the four digit number in the same order wins the jackpot amount.
If there is no winner the jackpot increases week by week by £50 until the maximum (currently £2500) is reached .

How much is membership and what happens to the money?
Each lottery membership costs £2.00 per week. Payment can be made by cash, cheque or bank standing order. Payments can be made monthly, quarterly, half yearly or annually.

95pence is paid into a Prize Fund.  This fund can only be used for prizes – the greater the number of lottery memberships, the larger the prizes.

5pence is paid into a Cost Fund. Although the lottery is run by volunteers, there are costs for licences, printing, web charges etc. Any surplus after costs is fed back into the lottery to provide, for example, additional prize draws.

70pence is paid into a fund for fan amenities in the Abbey Stadium.

30pence is paid into a Community Fund used for community projects in the Cambridge area.
 
With Play2Win everyone can support both the Club and the community and have some fun whilst doing it! 

Thanks for your interest and ...Good luck in the draw! Click here to join

 Every match at the moment seems to have its own story and difficulties to overcome.

When we arrived at the ground this morning and having checked on the condition of the  pitch we found another problem that needed to be resolved.

We found there was a significant amount of water sitting on the pitch following the heavy overnight rain. Below is an example of how many parts of the pitch looked. Mostly along the sides and in the goal areas.

It was a match we wanted to go ahead for Luke Chadwick and his team. We have seen them most weeks around the ground. It would also be nice following the past month to go through the whole season without a postponement taking place.

It certainly is challenging both Mick and Ian's know how and expertise - scroll down to read more

Left photo -  shows the squeezey tool used to remove the water. The method is  to push the sitting water off of pitch. as displayed below. The water was pushed onto the track and also behind the South Stand goal area off the pitch. The quicker you clear some more reappears

It is done repeatedly until the surface water has been removed. To much pushing and you are damaging the top surface.

The area is then forked to open up the ground for the water to drain away.  There are instances while doing this  where the water comes back through the holes created yesterday. You leave for a short period and  then revisit the new areas or existing ones to reapeat.

What also helped make the change was nature itself and the elements changed with the  rain stopping and this afternoon a light wind started to blow

It was great to see Roly Horrey back at the Abbey again. I hope it won't be long before he returns again and perhaps Brian can join him.

Roly and Brian recently got together for Roly's birthday celebrations and put together their top team from when they played for the club

See below for their side - what is your opinion? Some great players in there

Manager - Bill Lievers

1 - Rodney Slack
2- Keith Lindsey 
3 - Brian Grant (or Tiger as he likes to be known)
4 - Robin Hardy
5 - Terry Eades
6 - Jackie Scur
7 - Roly Horrey
8 - John Gregson
9 - King Cass (Bill Cassidy)
10 - Dai Ward
11 - Peter Leggat
 
Subs - Trevor Roberts & Jerry Baker

Cambridge United 1968/69. Back from left: Robin Hardy, Peter Robinson, John Gregson, Jackie Scurr, Alan Payne, Gerry Baker; middle: Bill Leivers (manager), Tony Nicholas, Keith Barker, Dennis Walker, Rodney Slack, Mick Brown, Dai Ward; front: Rowland Horrey, Alan Lord, Keith Lindsey, Brian Grant, David Chambers, Richard Habbin, John Saunders. Photo: Cambridge Evening News

CELEBRATING, REWARDING AND CREATING THE AMBER ARMY

Cambridge United are delighted to today launch the #UnitedSince1912 season ticket campaign, aimed at celebrating and rewarding the loyalty of the United faithful throughout the Club’s history, whilst also creating the fan base of the future.

The campaign signifies the Football Club’s enormous pride of its tremendously passionate and devoted supporters, who have without question played the most important role across the course of Cambridge United’s 106 year existence.

Split across two phases beginning with a four week early bird period up to Tuesday 8th May, the ‘#UnitedSince1912’ campaign has been constructed to specifically reward you, our dedicated fans, with a decrease in all season ticket prices during the early bird phase, which will also include a number of very special fan incentives when securing your place at the Abbey Stadium for the 2018/19 season.

See more read here by clicking on the link

2018/19 SEASON TICKET AND MATCH TICKET PRICES

Cambridge United are pleased to today announce an initial decrease across all season ticket prices, and also confirm a price freeze on match day ticket prices for the 2018/19 Sky Bet League Two season.As the club celebrates and rewards its loyal supporters as part of the #UnitedSince1912 campaign, an early bird window has been introduced up to Tuesday 8th May (10:00am), which will see supporters who secure their place before the deadline receive a decrease in price on their season ticket.
Meanwhile, as Cambridge United aims to continue building its fanbase of the future we are pleased to re-launch the iconic Junior U’s scheme which coincides with a free season ticket for under 12s and up to a 60% decrease in prices for under 18s.
Alongside the exciting incentives on offer through the #UnitedSince1912 campaign - full information available by clicking here – other benefits include priority purchase on all Emirates FA Cup, Carabao Cup and Checkatrade Trophy matches at the Abbey Stadium, as well as selected away Sky Bet League Two fixtures.
Season ticket and match prices for the 2018/19 season are as follows:

See more by clicking here

It has been reported that Cambridge is Britain's driest city. However, the past weeks have seen snow, rain and more rain and then a little more rain. It certainly seems a long time since the days of summer. See the link for the news story. Click here It may be raining all week, but Cambridge has been officially named Britain's driest city

We have had home matches against Wycombe, Crawley & Coventry for example this season when the rain has done nothing but pour down upon us all. Sometimes it seems planned to commence around about or just before kick off.

When your working and trying to plan work around the stadium so much is dependent on the weather. It is really hard to get work on the pitch done, painting finished off and is uncomfortable clearing the rubbish after matches.

Some supporters have asked about the pot holes in Cut Throat Lane. I think they must have been filled probably half a dozen or mor times this season. However, each time the chippings get washed away by the heavy rain and you are back to square one. The heavier the rain the more damage is done to the path.

Below are some photos of the repaired track last Friday afternoon