Last Saturday we played against Ipswich. Below is a gallery of photos of Ipswich supporters.
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If you wanted a copy of the Leicester & Ipswich combined programme and didn't get a copy. There are still some available. While stocks last
Complete the form below and we will contact you with the price and details. You can also go to the club shop where there are some available. Club Shop Opening Hours are: Monday - Friday - Open between 10am and 4pm Club Phoneline - 01223 566 500 - Available from 10am Monday to Friday 
AWAY TRAVEL NEWS FOR Bradford
Bradford City v Cambridge United official away travel coach Cambridge United travel to Bradford City in EFL2. 03 August 2019 15:00 kickoff Away Travel - Bradford City - Departing Ely at 09:00am, The Abbey Stadium 09:45 Brampton 10;15am Adult £20.00 Under 18 £10.00 To book your seat click here cufcdirect.com 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 Weather -: BBC WEATHER NEWS Travel News -: AA TRAVEL NEWS By Car From the North East take A1 southbound to join A1/M1 link then join M62 westbound. From the South take M1 or A1 northbound to join M62 westbound. From the North West / West take M6 then M60 Manchester Ring Road to join M62 eastbound then: From M62 exit at j26 At end of motorway take the middle or right hand lane and follow signs for Ring Road East (under tunnel) onto Rooley Lane (signs Leeds/Bradford Airport). McDonalds is now on your left. Over traffic lights at Asda Superstore and turn left at roundabout into Wakefield Road. Stay in middle lane. Over two roundabouts staying in middle lane (signs to Shipley & Skipton) on to Shipley Airedale Road (A6037) which then becomes Canal Road. After Tesco, PC World and Staples (on left) go over lights and then turn left into Station Road (A6177) and left again into Queens Road. Up hill to third set of traffic lights and turn left into Manningham Lane. After Gulf Petrol Station (on left), take first left onto Valley Parade for The Utilita Energy Stadium. By Train The nearest Rail Stations for the Stadium are Bradford Forster Square and Bradford Interchange. Services are operated by Northern Rail. Both stations connect with Leeds City station for National Express East Coast, Midland Mainline, and Virgin Trains services. Bradford Interchange for services to Manchester and for London on new Grand Central service (expected to start late 2009).Telephone National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50 (calls charged at local rate). Plan your route on rail by clicking here. By Bus First Bradford and Keighley & District Travel operate frequent bus services from Bradford city centre, Bradford Interchange and outlying areas to The Utilita Energy Stadium (buses stop on Manningham Lane or Queens Road). Plan your route by clicking here The information above has been sourced from various websites and been done in good faith
The new season for the Amber Army starts with a trip to Bradford. We hope the following information will help with your trip
The clubs visiting supporters guide can be found here = www.bradfordcityfc.co.uk/fans/visiting-supporters/ Purchase your matchday ticket here https://tinyurl.com/y72tawfk To use the official away coach see more information here Please find some additional information below - Away Fans Questions Answered Q, Are there any known traffic issues en route to the Stadium? A, Bradford can be quite congested around the city centre at peak times . Q Is car parking available for away fans? A If so, please provide details (where, how much etc) There is a car park on Midland road near the away end the guy charges around £3 for this. Coach Parking is on Midland Road. Q Is there Blue Badge parking available for away fans? If so, please provide details (how to pre book, how much etc) A We have no blue badge spaces at the ground but again on Midland road there are around 10 blue badge bays owned by the council you have to come quite early to get one of these. Q Please give details of pre-match venue for away fans (on-site bar, away fan friendly pubs etc) A We have no on site bar and people say The Bradford Arms on Manningham lane and the city centre pubs ie City Vaults are Friendly to away fans. Q Where is the nearest cash machine to the Stadium? A Tesco express just by the ground. Q What is the approximate distance from the train station to the Stadium? A There are 3 stations that can be used the interchange in the city centre from there you can get a bus onto the ground, Foster Square station is about a 10 minute walk to the ground there is a McDonalds, Costa, Greggs, Subway in the retail park by the station . Frizinghall station is about a 20 minute walk. Buses run along Manningham Lane around every 20 minutes and can be accessed From Bradford Interchange . There are no baby changing Facilities in the away end. Q What food and drink is available in the concourse at the Stadium? A We have kiosks on the concourse that sell pies ,burgers ,hot dogs ,sausage rolls and chips, hot and cold beverages beer and pop, crisps and chocolate. Q What is the postcode for Sat Nav users? A BD8 7DY Match day helpline number 07949 814243 ( Text only) Q Any additional information you think may be useful for our fans? A If parking away from the ground please lock all valuables away as in the past we have had a couple of incidents of theft. Please do not park in Foster square car park as the limit for parking is only 1 ½ hours. From Bradford City FC SLO The information above has been sourced from various websites and been done in good faith
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Last season we began putting up match day sheets around the ground that contained information about the opposition side.
We will be doing the sheets again during the coming League season.
So keep a look out for them on match day
Below are the Ipswich and Leicester sheets which are on line only
Cambridge United v. Ipswich Town
Saturday 27th July 2019
Although they didn’t reach the Football League until 1938, Ipswich were formed back in 1878 when local mp Mr. T. C. Cobbold was voted president. Originally called Ipswich Association FC to distinguish from the older Ipswich Football Club which played Rugby. The two clubs amalgamated in 1888 and became Ipswich Town. The handling game was dropped in 1893.
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Ipswich were elected into the Football League in 1938 the same year as Cambridge City turned down the chance of Football League status in favour of remaining an amateur club.
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Ipswich Town have provided two England managers in Sir Alf Ramsey and Sir Bobby Robson. They won the Football League Championship in 1962 under Ramsey and the FA Cup in 1978 & UEFA Cup in 1981 under Robson.
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The two clubs have met on five occasions in first team competition. In 1991/92 The U’s went top of the old second division with a 2-1 win at portman road. In the return at the Abbey Ipswich forced a 1-1 draw. Back in 1986 United knocked Town out of the League cup with a 1-0 victory at the Abbey. But in 1993 Town repaid the complement by winning 4-1 over two legs.
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Players to have played for both clubs include Michael Cheetham, Nathan Abbey, Jonas Axeldal, Colin Harper and Reggie Lambe.
Cambridge United v. Leicester City
23rd July 2019
In 1884 a group of young men, mainly old boys from Wyggeston School, met in a house on the old Roman road called Fosse Way and founded Leicester Fosse Football Club. Ten years later and after moving to Filbert Street in 1891 Leicester Fosse were elected to the Football League.
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After the First World War the club was wound up, but a new club Leicester City was formed immediately to take their place. They remained at Filbert Street until 2002 when they move into Walkers Stadium.
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Leicester City have only spent one season, 2008-09, outside the top two divisions of English football. Six years later they were Premier League champions under the guidance of manager Claudio Ranieri.
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In the F.A. Cup Leicester have the unique record of being runners-up four times but never been winners. They have won the League Cup on three occasions in 1964, 1997 & 200.
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In League competition, including a Play-Off Semi Final in 1992, the clubs have met 14 times with Leicester winning seven times to Cambridge’s two and five draws.
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Players who have played for both clubs include Trevor Bejamin, Steve Claridge, Brian Greenhalgh, Michael Morrison, Dion Dublin, Lee Philpott, Gary Rowett, George Taft & Rodney Slack.
We will be doing the sheets again during the coming League season.
So keep a look out for them on match day
Below are the Ipswich and Leicester sheets which are on line only
Cambridge United v. Ipswich Town
Saturday 27th July 2019
Although they didn’t reach the Football League until 1938, Ipswich were formed back in 1878 when local mp Mr. T. C. Cobbold was voted president. Originally called Ipswich Association FC to distinguish from the older Ipswich Football Club which played Rugby. The two clubs amalgamated in 1888 and became Ipswich Town. The handling game was dropped in 1893.
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Ipswich were elected into the Football League in 1938 the same year as Cambridge City turned down the chance of Football League status in favour of remaining an amateur club.
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Ipswich Town have provided two England managers in Sir Alf Ramsey and Sir Bobby Robson. They won the Football League Championship in 1962 under Ramsey and the FA Cup in 1978 & UEFA Cup in 1981 under Robson.
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The two clubs have met on five occasions in first team competition. In 1991/92 The U’s went top of the old second division with a 2-1 win at portman road. In the return at the Abbey Ipswich forced a 1-1 draw. Back in 1986 United knocked Town out of the League cup with a 1-0 victory at the Abbey. But in 1993 Town repaid the complement by winning 4-1 over two legs.
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Players to have played for both clubs include Michael Cheetham, Nathan Abbey, Jonas Axeldal, Colin Harper and Reggie Lambe.
Cambridge United v. Leicester City
23rd July 2019
In 1884 a group of young men, mainly old boys from Wyggeston School, met in a house on the old Roman road called Fosse Way and founded Leicester Fosse Football Club. Ten years later and after moving to Filbert Street in 1891 Leicester Fosse were elected to the Football League.
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After the First World War the club was wound up, but a new club Leicester City was formed immediately to take their place. They remained at Filbert Street until 2002 when they move into Walkers Stadium.
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Leicester City have only spent one season, 2008-09, outside the top two divisions of English football. Six years later they were Premier League champions under the guidance of manager Claudio Ranieri.
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In the F.A. Cup Leicester have the unique record of being runners-up four times but never been winners. They have won the League Cup on three occasions in 1964, 1997 & 200.
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In League competition, including a Play-Off Semi Final in 1992, the clubs have met 14 times with Leicester winning seven times to Cambridge’s two and five draws.
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Players who have played for both clubs include Trevor Bejamin, Steve Claridge, Brian Greenhalgh, Michael Morrison, Dion Dublin, Lee Philpott, Gary Rowett, George Taft & Rodney Slack.
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CAMBRIDGE UNITED v Ipswich Town
Online booking for this event will end on 27 Jul 2019 at 12:30.
27 July 2019 13:00 kickoff
Saturday 27th August - Cambridge United play Ipswich Town at the Abbey Stadium
If you are looking for information about coming to the match please click here
If you are a Cambridge United supporter find out how you can buy your match day ticket here
If you have any questions please contact Cambridge United details can be found here
Helping to raise money for the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation - we are helping to raise money for the foundation before the match. There will be collection point where donations can be made around the ground at the entry points by the turnstiles. There will also be a collection point at the CFU Outlet
Thank you to Ipswich for their help with organising a collection point at the South Stand
If you can not come to the match and would like to make a donation. You can still do so by using the just giving page is --- www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/justinedinburgh3 You can also find out more about their plans via the link.
Programmes - Programmes some will be on sale around the ground, however, we would recommend you purchase a copy from the CFU outlet or club shop before entering the ground
50/50 tickets - These will be on sale around ground tomorrow from sellers
Online booking for this event will end on 27 Jul 2019 at 12:30.
27 July 2019 13:00 kickoff
Saturday 27th August - Cambridge United play Ipswich Town at the Abbey Stadium
If you are looking for information about coming to the match please click here
If you are a Cambridge United supporter find out how you can buy your match day ticket here
If you have any questions please contact Cambridge United details can be found here
Helping to raise money for the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation - we are helping to raise money for the foundation before the match. There will be collection point where donations can be made around the ground at the entry points by the turnstiles. There will also be a collection point at the CFU Outlet
Thank you to Ipswich for their help with organising a collection point at the South Stand
If you can not come to the match and would like to make a donation. You can still do so by using the just giving page is --- www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/justinedinburgh3 You can also find out more about their plans via the link.
Programmes - Programmes some will be on sale around the ground, however, we would recommend you purchase a copy from the CFU outlet or club shop before entering the ground
50/50 tickets - These will be on sale around ground tomorrow from sellers
AWAY TRAVEL NEWS FOR AUGUST
To book your seat click here cufcdirect.com
Bradford City v Cambridge United
Cambridge United travel to Bradford City in EFL2. Supporters will be allocated three away credits for this fixture, regardless of how many tickets are purchased.
03 August 2019 15:00 kickoff
Away Travel - Bradford City - Departing Ely at 09:00am, The Abbey Stadium 09:45 Brampton 10;15am
Adult £20.00
Under 18 £10.00
Brentford v Cambridge United
Cambridge United travel to Brenford in the First Round of the Carabao Cup. Supporters will be allocated one away credit for this fixture, regardless of how many tickets are purchased.
13 August 2019 19:45 kickoff
Away Travel - Departing Ely at 15:45 and Abbey Stadium at 16:30
Adult £15.00
Under 18 £10.00
Colchester United v Cambridge United
Cambridge United travel to Colchester in EFL2. Supporters will be allocated one away credit for this fixture, regardless of how many tickets are purchased.
17 August 2019 15:00 kickoff
Away Travel - Colchester United - Departing Ely at 10:30am and Abbey Stadium at 12:15pm
Adult £15.00
Under 18 £10.00
Port Vale v Cambridge United
Away Travel - Port Vale - Departing Ely at 7:45am Abbey Stadium at 8:30am and Brampton 09:00am
31 August 2019 15:00 kickoff
Adult £25.00
Under 18 £15.00
Any supporters who have ideas or suggestions around away travel should email gareth.daniels@cambridge-united.co.uk
Away travel is subject to availabilty and any Under 18 travelling without a parent/guardian will require a signed consent form.
To book your seat click here cufcdirect.com
Bradford City v Cambridge United
Cambridge United travel to Bradford City in EFL2. Supporters will be allocated three away credits for this fixture, regardless of how many tickets are purchased.
03 August 2019 15:00 kickoff
Away Travel - Bradford City - Departing Ely at 09:00am, The Abbey Stadium 09:45 Brampton 10;15am
Adult £20.00
Under 18 £10.00
Brentford v Cambridge United
Cambridge United travel to Brenford in the First Round of the Carabao Cup. Supporters will be allocated one away credit for this fixture, regardless of how many tickets are purchased.
13 August 2019 19:45 kickoff
Away Travel - Departing Ely at 15:45 and Abbey Stadium at 16:30
Adult £15.00
Under 18 £10.00
Colchester United v Cambridge United
Cambridge United travel to Colchester in EFL2. Supporters will be allocated one away credit for this fixture, regardless of how many tickets are purchased.
17 August 2019 15:00 kickoff
Away Travel - Colchester United - Departing Ely at 10:30am and Abbey Stadium at 12:15pm
Adult £15.00
Under 18 £10.00
Port Vale v Cambridge United
Away Travel - Port Vale - Departing Ely at 7:45am Abbey Stadium at 8:30am and Brampton 09:00am
31 August 2019 15:00 kickoff
Adult £25.00
Under 18 £15.00
Any supporters who have ideas or suggestions around away travel should email gareth.daniels@cambridge-united.co.uk
Away travel is subject to availabilty and any Under 18 travelling without a parent/guardian will require a signed consent form.
We are looking forward to Ipswich Towns visit to the Abbey Stadium on Saturday 27rd July, kick off at 1.00 pm.
Cambridge Fans United have prepared some information that we hope will enhance your visit: click here for the information on the going to the match tab or on the bar above
Ticket information is available here:
www.itfcdirect.com/PagesPublic/ProductBrowse/ProductAway.aspx?ProductSubType=&IsSingleProduct=TRUE&ProductType=A&ProductCode=CBR19A
Ticket prices are
ADULT £10.00
ARMED FORCES (ID) £5.00
UNDER 18 £1.00
SENIOR 64+ £5.00 STUDENT WITH ID £5.00
UNDER 24 £5.00
We recommend you buy a programme from the club shop or the CFU outlet in the main car park
We provide a commentary for visually impaired supporters which needs to be booked in advance: click here
There is also a new Park and Ride service from Newmarket Road which might help with parking.
The service will allow fans to park their vehicles at Newmarket Road Park and Ride and use the bus service, with a return fare priced at £2.50. The service stop is at the match-day-only stop located outside the Abbey stadium. The return journey will collect passengers from the layby on the opposite side of the road. A bus will be waiting to board supporters at the final whistle, and will time its arrival in line with the end of the match.
Details about flags are available here: http://www.fsf.org.uk/blog/view/what-are-the-rules-for-flags-and-banners-at-football-premier-league-football-league#Cambridge-United
We would be most grateful if you would complete our post-match survey after your visit http://www.cambridgefansunited.org/how-did-we-do-away-fans.html
Have a safe journey and we look forward to seeing you
Cambridge Fans United have prepared some information that we hope will enhance your visit: click here for the information on the going to the match tab or on the bar above
Ticket information is available here:
www.itfcdirect.com/PagesPublic/ProductBrowse/ProductAway.aspx?ProductSubType=&IsSingleProduct=TRUE&ProductType=A&ProductCode=CBR19A
Ticket prices are
ADULT £10.00
ARMED FORCES (ID) £5.00
UNDER 18 £1.00
SENIOR 64+ £5.00 STUDENT WITH ID £5.00
UNDER 24 £5.00
We recommend you buy a programme from the club shop or the CFU outlet in the main car park
We provide a commentary for visually impaired supporters which needs to be booked in advance: click here
There is also a new Park and Ride service from Newmarket Road which might help with parking.
The service will allow fans to park their vehicles at Newmarket Road Park and Ride and use the bus service, with a return fare priced at £2.50. The service stop is at the match-day-only stop located outside the Abbey stadium. The return journey will collect passengers from the layby on the opposite side of the road. A bus will be waiting to board supporters at the final whistle, and will time its arrival in line with the end of the match.
Details about flags are available here: http://www.fsf.org.uk/blog/view/what-are-the-rules-for-flags-and-banners-at-football-premier-league-football-league#Cambridge-United
We would be most grateful if you would complete our post-match survey after your visit http://www.cambridgefansunited.org/how-did-we-do-away-fans.html
Have a safe journey and we look forward to seeing you
Some photos taken by Alan Burge - after the ground was tidied up it was took hot to do very much
This Saturday at the match against Ipswich we will be holding a bucket collection to help raise monies for the Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation. More information on Friday concerning the locations of the buckets around the ground
Read below for details about the foundation - if you can not come to the match and would like to make a donation. You can still do so by using the just giving page is --- www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/justinedinburgh3
As a family, my mum Kerri, my sister Cydnie and I will be setting up a charity in memory of my dad Justin Edinburgh.
The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation is at the very beginning of its journey. We hope that dad's name and legacy, along with his story, can help others. We are currently in discussion with relevant parties to find the right charity for the foundation to support using all money raised through different fundraising events and campaigns. At this early stage, we believe it will focus on a charity related to heart or brain health
We will also be campaigning to change the law to ensure all health and fitness clubs across the UK are equipped with defibrillators
@JE3Foundation #camUTD @LOFansTrust
Read below for details about the foundation - if you can not come to the match and would like to make a donation. You can still do so by using the just giving page is --- www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/justinedinburgh3
As a family, my mum Kerri, my sister Cydnie and I will be setting up a charity in memory of my dad Justin Edinburgh.
The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation is at the very beginning of its journey. We hope that dad's name and legacy, along with his story, can help others. We are currently in discussion with relevant parties to find the right charity for the foundation to support using all money raised through different fundraising events and campaigns. At this early stage, we believe it will focus on a charity related to heart or brain health
We will also be campaigning to change the law to ensure all health and fitness clubs across the UK are equipped with defibrillators
@JE3Foundation #camUTD @LOFansTrust
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This season after each home match we will be completing a post match round up - see below for details
Did you miss out on getting a progamme? if so, please click here and we will post a copy to you (while stocks last). Price is £3 plus post and packing. The cost of P&P will be advised via return email.
The latest programme is a combined Leicester and Ipswich one and will be on sale again this Saturday.
If you would like to report a facility problem ie a broken seat or building issue click here
If you are a Leicester supporter please complete the following survey click here
If you like to buy a season ticket or another match day ticket click here
If you would like more information about being a mascot, enjoying the match day experience or birthday party click here
If you would like more information about having a hospitality package click here
The club's Supporter Liaison Officer can be contacted via dave.matthew-jones@cambridge-united.co.uk
Independently Cambridge Fans United also provide match day information via their face book site Cambridge Fans United Official Matchday site
Did you miss out on getting a progamme? if so, please click here and we will post a copy to you (while stocks last). Price is £3 plus post and packing. The cost of P&P will be advised via return email.
The latest programme is a combined Leicester and Ipswich one and will be on sale again this Saturday.
If you would like to report a facility problem ie a broken seat or building issue click here
If you are a Leicester supporter please complete the following survey click here
If you like to buy a season ticket or another match day ticket click here
If you would like more information about being a mascot, enjoying the match day experience or birthday party click here
If you would like more information about having a hospitality package click here
The club's Supporter Liaison Officer can be contacted via dave.matthew-jones@cambridge-united.co.uk
Independently Cambridge Fans United also provide match day information via their face book site Cambridge Fans United Official Matchday site
Thank you for your continued support of the CUFC Lottery.
CUFC Lottery 'Accumulator' Results (19 July 2019) - this weeks winning 'Accumulator' numbers are (3097)
-there were no winners of the weekly 'Accumulator' this week, meaning next weeks 'Accumulator' will be £2600.00.
CUFC Lottery 'Main Draw' Results (19 July 2019) - this weeks winning 'Main Draw' numbers are (5812)
-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 is 1 CUFC Lottery member matching the first pair winning £10.00
-there are 6 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.
CUFC Lottery 'Accumulator' Results (19 July 2019) - this weeks winning 'Accumulator' numbers are (3097)
-there were no winners of the weekly 'Accumulator' this week, meaning next weeks 'Accumulator' will be £2600.00.
CUFC Lottery 'Main Draw' Results (19 July 2019) - this weeks winning 'Main Draw' numbers are (5812)
-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 is 1 CUFC Lottery member matching the first pair winning £10.00
-there are 6 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.
We have been busy over the summer producing a match day guide for supporters. click here to find out more
Part of the project was to produce videos to assist new supporters find their way around the Abbey Stadium
Please see the links or videos below to watch them
They were created by Oli Kane (see details) below and Ben Phillips
Main Stand- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8je9JjpX1E
Main Stand Family Enclosure- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U30FwwWoSqE
NRE- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhPE28xVEnk
Habbin- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1V1GhaCBSk
South- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osJetn3nkEI
Thank you to Oli Kane Owner/Videographer of Enjoy the View who kindly created the video used.
If you would like to contact Oli he can be via
+44 (0) 7712 259176 www.enjoy-the-view.co.uk
DETAILS FOR ENJOY THE VIEW
We believe that everyone is unique and that everyone has a story to tell. We help people, brands, businesses and organisations big and small from around the UK and beyond to tell the world their story.
We're a young video production company with plenty of experience to deliver great results for our clients. We've worked on projects for Top 10 UK Agencies, Blue Chip companies and nationwide employers. We also love to work with local brands, businesses, artists, athletes and more!
We specialise in creating content for social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram as well as traditional video sharing site such as YouTube and Vimeo.
Part of the project was to produce videos to assist new supporters find their way around the Abbey Stadium
Please see the links or videos below to watch them
They were created by Oli Kane (see details) below and Ben Phillips
Main Stand- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8je9JjpX1E
Main Stand Family Enclosure- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U30FwwWoSqE
NRE- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhPE28xVEnk
Habbin- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1V1GhaCBSk
South- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osJetn3nkEI
Thank you to Oli Kane Owner/Videographer of Enjoy the View who kindly created the video used.
If you would like to contact Oli he can be via
+44 (0) 7712 259176 www.enjoy-the-view.co.uk
DETAILS FOR ENJOY THE VIEW
We believe that everyone is unique and that everyone has a story to tell. We help people, brands, businesses and organisations big and small from around the UK and beyond to tell the world their story.
We're a young video production company with plenty of experience to deliver great results for our clients. We've worked on projects for Top 10 UK Agencies, Blue Chip companies and nationwide employers. We also love to work with local brands, businesses, artists, athletes and more!
We specialise in creating content for social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram as well as traditional video sharing site such as YouTube and Vimeo.
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We are looking forward to Leicester City's visit to the Abbey Stadium on Tuesday 23rd July, kick off at 7.30 pm.
Cambridge Fans United have prepared some information that we hope will enhance your visit: click here for the information on the going to the match tab on the bar above
Ticket information is available here:
https://tickets.lcfc.com/en-GB/events/cambridge%20united%20v%20leicester%20city/2019-7-23_19.30/abbey%20stadium?hallmap
We still provide a commentary for visually impaired supporters which needs to be booked in advance:
There is also a new Park and Ride service from Newmarket Road which might help with parking.
The service will allow fans to park their vehicles at Newmarket Road Park and Ride and use the bus service, with a return fare priced at £2.50. The service stop is at the match-day-only stop located outside the Abbey stadium. The return journey will collect passengers from the layby on the opposite side of the road. A bus will be waiting to board supporters at the final whistle, and will time its arrival in line with the end of the match.
Details about flags are available here: http://www.fsf.org.uk/blog/view/what-are-the-rules-for-flags-and-banners-at-football-premier-league-football-league#Cambridge-United
We would be most grateful if you would complete our post-match survey after your visit http://www.cambridgefansunited.org/how-did-we-do-away-fans.html
Cambridge Fans United have prepared some information that we hope will enhance your visit: click here for the information on the going to the match tab on the bar above
Ticket information is available here:
https://tickets.lcfc.com/en-GB/events/cambridge%20united%20v%20leicester%20city/2019-7-23_19.30/abbey%20stadium?hallmap
We still provide a commentary for visually impaired supporters which needs to be booked in advance:
There is also a new Park and Ride service from Newmarket Road which might help with parking.
The service will allow fans to park their vehicles at Newmarket Road Park and Ride and use the bus service, with a return fare priced at £2.50. The service stop is at the match-day-only stop located outside the Abbey stadium. The return journey will collect passengers from the layby on the opposite side of the road. A bus will be waiting to board supporters at the final whistle, and will time its arrival in line with the end of the match.
Details about flags are available here: http://www.fsf.org.uk/blog/view/what-are-the-rules-for-flags-and-banners-at-football-premier-league-football-league#Cambridge-United
We would be most grateful if you would complete our post-match survey after your visit http://www.cambridgefansunited.org/how-did-we-do-away-fans.html
It is coming up to the second anniversary since the volunteers started at the club.
One of main concerns raised at the beginning was the lack of club identity around the ground for example a lack of the club colours around the ground
We have tried to rectify this during this period by increasing the areas painted Amber and Black or add items wherever possible to include these colours.
The latest ided has been to add Amber and Black stars around the ground to brighten up blank walls. Some of them are shown below
There has been no cost to the club when we have added Amber and Black. The cost of the paint has been paid for by the CUFC Lottery, individuals and sponsorship by local and national companies
One of main concerns raised at the beginning was the lack of club identity around the ground for example a lack of the club colours around the ground
We have tried to rectify this during this period by increasing the areas painted Amber and Black or add items wherever possible to include these colours.
The latest ided has been to add Amber and Black stars around the ground to brighten up blank walls. Some of them are shown below
There has been no cost to the club when we have added Amber and Black. The cost of the paint has been paid for by the CUFC Lottery, individuals and sponsorship by local and national companies
The information boards shown in the photo above have been put back up during the past week in time for the pre season matches.
They have been put up in the corridor outside the Dublin Suite under the Main Stand
It should now be possible for them to be seen by even more supporters than before.
The information on them is fascinating and if you can spend some time reading them we would highly recommend you do so.
They have been put up in the corridor outside the Dublin Suite under the Main Stand
It should now be possible for them to be seen by even more supporters than before.
The information on them is fascinating and if you can spend some time reading them we would highly recommend you do so.
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Next Tuesday 23rd August - Cambridge United play Premiership Leicester City at the Abbey Stadium
If you are looking for information about coming to the match please click here
If you are a Cambridge United supporter find out how you can buy your match day ticket here
If you are a Leicester City supporter please click here to buy you ticket or here tinyurl.com/y33pdynl
If you have any questions please contact Cambridge United details can be found here
If you are looking for information about coming to the match please click here
If you are a Cambridge United supporter find out how you can buy your match day ticket here
If you are a Leicester City supporter please click here to buy you ticket or here tinyurl.com/y33pdynl
If you have any questions please contact Cambridge United details can be found here
Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers in Partnership With Cambridge United FC
Midweek Fund Raising Fishing Match 18th September 2019
Event Sponsors
Rookery waters
Project4Roofing Ltd
Coopers Trophies
Maximum entry of 24 anglers, payment required with booking form, first come first serve basis (24 PEGS AVAILABLE)
Total entry fee including full English breakfast & peg fee is £30.00 payable in advance Cash or cheque.
Please make cheques payable to Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers
Fishery Rules
Application Form can be printed off via the download file attached
Payment by cash or cheque £30.00
Cheques made payable to
CAMBRIDGE CHARITY FUND RAISERS
CLOSING DATE FOR RETURN OF ENTRY FORMS 20th August 2019.
BE CAREFUL BE SAFE
Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers and Cambridge United FC accept no liability for any loss, accidents, damage, or welfare of anglers taking part in events,
The access roads, banks, fences, lakes and other structures adjacent to the fisheries CCFR and CUFC use are owned by others.
CCFR and CUFC have no influence over the design or maintenance of the areas therefore anglers and guests enter the fisheries and take part in events at their own risk.
I am fully aware it is my responsibility to ensure my own safety and not the responsibility of Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers or Cambridge United FC
Ian Darler, The Abbey stadium, Newmarket Road, Cambridge, CB5 8LN or email ian.darler@cambridge-united.co.uk
(Closing date 20th August 2019)
Tel 07747781137 (before 7pm only)
The angler with the heaviest weight will be declared the winner, should a tie on weight occur the prize will be shared.
Prizes for 1st & 2nd place in each section 12 anglers per section + blind pairs section
In the event of any dispute the organiser’s decision will be final.
PLEASE NOTE WE HAVE BEEN VERY LUCKY TO BE ALLOWED TO FISH THE ABOVE VENUE.
VARIOUS RULES APPLY TO THE LAKES PLEASE ENSURE YOU ARE AWARE OF THEM, https://www.rookerywaters.co.uk FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION.
NOTE ALL NETS MUST BE DIPPED AT ROOKERY WATERS IN THE TANKS PROVIDED PRIOR TO FISHING
Midweek Fund Raising Fishing Match 18th September 2019
Event Sponsors
Rookery waters
Project4Roofing Ltd
Coopers Trophies
Maximum entry of 24 anglers, payment required with booking form, first come first serve basis (24 PEGS AVAILABLE)
Total entry fee including full English breakfast & peg fee is £30.00 payable in advance Cash or cheque.
Please make cheques payable to Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers
- Wednesday 18th September 2019 Magpie Lake, Pidley, draw 8.45am Fishing 10am–4pm
Fishery Rules
- Vehicles left at owners’ own risk
- Fish from designated platforms only
- No braided main lines or hook lengths
- No leadcore
- No floating baits
- No fixed or bolt rigs
- No unwanted bait to be discarded into the lakes after fishing
- In-line method feeders allowed (GURU X safe feeders allowed)
- Strictly Barbless hooks only maximum size 10
- 2kg ground bait only
- 16m Pole Limit
- Boilies for hook bait only
- All litter to be taken home
- Minimum of 3 keep nets for all matches from April-October and 2 from November-to the end of March
- All nets dipped and laid out behind your peg to dry DO NOT PLACE INTO LAKES DIRECTLY AFTER DIPPING
- All nets can be placed into the lake 15 minutes before a match starts
- Anglers must rotate all fish between the 3 nets to achieve an even weight
Application Form can be printed off via the download file attached
Payment by cash or cheque £30.00
Cheques made payable to
CAMBRIDGE CHARITY FUND RAISERS
CLOSING DATE FOR RETURN OF ENTRY FORMS 20th August 2019.
BE CAREFUL BE SAFE
Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers and Cambridge United FC accept no liability for any loss, accidents, damage, or welfare of anglers taking part in events,
The access roads, banks, fences, lakes and other structures adjacent to the fisheries CCFR and CUFC use are owned by others.
CCFR and CUFC have no influence over the design or maintenance of the areas therefore anglers and guests enter the fisheries and take part in events at their own risk.
I am fully aware it is my responsibility to ensure my own safety and not the responsibility of Cambridge Charity Fund Raisers or Cambridge United FC
Ian Darler, The Abbey stadium, Newmarket Road, Cambridge, CB5 8LN or email ian.darler@cambridge-united.co.uk
(Closing date 20th August 2019)
Tel 07747781137 (before 7pm only)
The angler with the heaviest weight will be declared the winner, should a tie on weight occur the prize will be shared.
Prizes for 1st & 2nd place in each section 12 anglers per section + blind pairs section
In the event of any dispute the organiser’s decision will be final.
PLEASE NOTE WE HAVE BEEN VERY LUCKY TO BE ALLOWED TO FISH THE ABOVE VENUE.
VARIOUS RULES APPLY TO THE LAKES PLEASE ENSURE YOU ARE AWARE OF THEM, https://www.rookerywaters.co.uk FAILURE TO COMPLY COULD RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION.
NOTE ALL NETS MUST BE DIPPED AT ROOKERY WATERS IN THE TANKS PROVIDED PRIOR TO FISHING
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Last month 100yearsofcoconuts, CFU and CUFCLottery joined together to commence work on a new project.
100yearsofCoconuts have been donated copies of the Light Blues by Trevor Hobson-Frohock covering the period from the 60's
Everyone of a certain age will remember the Light Blue that was produced on a Saturday evening within hours of the match ending. Remember it was in the days before modern technology and techniques were in place.
Phones were hardwired in those days and reports had to be rung in by the journalist and then transcribed. It would then need to be set up manually so the paper could be printed. The Evening News offices were based in Newmarket Road at the time
Work on the evening started off (after a fish and chip supper) by sorting them into year order. It also gave everyone involved a chance to remember some of the highs and some of the lows during the period.
Shortly, work will begin to scan all the copies. This will be a considerable task and will take a while to do.
Once scanned the copies will be put on line for everyone to see.
You can also read Randall Butt story here www.100yearsofcoconuts.co.uk/randall-butt.html
Randall has seen them come and he's seen them go. During a Cambridge Evening News career that spanned over 30 years, Randall Butt had a unique insight into happenings at Cambridge United. When he joined in 1973, Bill Leivers' side were about to have a crack at joining the Third Division. When he left to go freelance in 2004, United were staring into the abyss of administration and a return to non-League football.
In 2012, as the U's celebrated their centenary, Randall sat down to write his memoirs, starting from his early days in the South Wales valleys. Whenever we see him at the Abbey, at Fen Tigers speedway in Mildenhall or in the Cambridgeshire Collection, we try to persuade him to finish the job.
Did you work on producing the Cambridge Evening News Light Blue during the period it was being printed?
Can you provide the inside story of how it was produced, printed and delivered so quickly on a Saturday evening?
Was some of it printed during the week in advance of Saturday or was it all done on a Saturday?
If you did please contact us via the contact form below.
Please also contact us if you would like to know more about the project.
More photos below
100yearsofCoconuts have been donated copies of the Light Blues by Trevor Hobson-Frohock covering the period from the 60's
Everyone of a certain age will remember the Light Blue that was produced on a Saturday evening within hours of the match ending. Remember it was in the days before modern technology and techniques were in place.
Phones were hardwired in those days and reports had to be rung in by the journalist and then transcribed. It would then need to be set up manually so the paper could be printed. The Evening News offices were based in Newmarket Road at the time
Work on the evening started off (after a fish and chip supper) by sorting them into year order. It also gave everyone involved a chance to remember some of the highs and some of the lows during the period.
Shortly, work will begin to scan all the copies. This will be a considerable task and will take a while to do.
Once scanned the copies will be put on line for everyone to see.
You can also read Randall Butt story here www.100yearsofcoconuts.co.uk/randall-butt.html
Randall has seen them come and he's seen them go. During a Cambridge Evening News career that spanned over 30 years, Randall Butt had a unique insight into happenings at Cambridge United. When he joined in 1973, Bill Leivers' side were about to have a crack at joining the Third Division. When he left to go freelance in 2004, United were staring into the abyss of administration and a return to non-League football.
In 2012, as the U's celebrated their centenary, Randall sat down to write his memoirs, starting from his early days in the South Wales valleys. Whenever we see him at the Abbey, at Fen Tigers speedway in Mildenhall or in the Cambridgeshire Collection, we try to persuade him to finish the job.
Did you work on producing the Cambridge Evening News Light Blue during the period it was being printed?
Can you provide the inside story of how it was produced, printed and delivered so quickly on a Saturday evening?
Was some of it printed during the week in advance of Saturday or was it all done on a Saturday?
If you did please contact us via the contact form below.
Please also contact us if you would like to know more about the project.
More photos below
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Did you produce the pictures above or do you know the person who did?
We have been asked to try and find out who did them.
If you have the persons contact details please contact me via the form below
We have been asked to try and find out who did them.
If you have the persons contact details please contact me via the form below
Having moved the name boards to a new location inside the Habbin North tunnel earlier in the summer.
Last week we tidied up the fence.behind the paving.
Last week we tidied up the fence.behind the paving.
During the summer there has been work going on which we haven't mentioned previously.
In addition to the work carried out at the Abbey Stadium the group was asked to complete some decorating / maintenance work at the training ground before pre-season training commenced
There has also been work carried out to provide irrigation on one of the pitches. This should allow training to continue when it was previously unable to be.
See below some of the photos
In addition to the work carried out at the Abbey Stadium the group was asked to complete some decorating / maintenance work at the training ground before pre-season training commenced
There has also been work carried out to provide irrigation on one of the pitches. This should allow training to continue when it was previously unable to be.
See below some of the photos
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