Hello, my name is Marvin and I am a moose. Everyone at Cambridge United calls me Marvin the Moose. I am the club mascot along with Amber. I wear a big Cambridge United shirt with my name on the back so you really can't miss me!
We love to see happy families and lots of smiles at the Cledara Abbey Stadium
We have our own twitter page and you can follow me by clicking here twitter.com/MarvinMooseCUFC.
On match days you can see me all over the place - Why not come and say hello and take a photograph with me?
We love having my pictures taken and you could send it to me to share on twitter.com/MarvinMooseCUFC
I have asked one of my helpers to put together some information for you. I hope it helps with your match day planning.
The best areas for families to watch the match is in the Mead Plant & Grab South Stand now a designated home family stand or Petrest Main Stand, Blocks A and G. These are at the front of the stand so you will have a good view of all the action. Take your pen and autograph book as you will see the players up close.
If you buy a programme they on the back of the poster is a fun sheet to complets. You can also do the Bingo sheet which can be obtained in the South from the programme stall
Timings can sometimes change but for a rough guide Amber and myself are schedule for the day is as follows:
www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-7---the-duration-of-the-match
Never been to a match before?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS •
Who plays for Cambridge United? You can find out who the players are in the team by clicking here
How long is a match? It lasts 90 minutes, two halves of forty five minutes. There is always injury/additional time to add on. Matches normally finish from 4.50pm outwards. Half Time is 15 minutes
How many players take part? The teams have 11 players. One is a goalkeeper and he plays in a different colour shirt to the other players in the team.
Who are substitutes? These are players who sit in the dug out and are not in the original team. They are sometimes called finishers nowadays
Do the teams swap ends? Yes, they change ends at half time.
How can I tell which players are playing? The players have individual squad numbers and can be identified by these. The squad is listed in the programme.
You can find out more about the history of Cambridge United by going to the 100yearsofcoconuts website, navigating through the stories, videos and history.click here to find out more
Marvin and Amber also have their on website page on the club site see https://www.cambridgeunited.com/fans/all-family/marvin-and-amber
Dave Matthews-Jones Supporter Liaison Officer can be contacted or followed via
facebook www.facebook.com/CambridgeUnitedFootballClub/
twitter SLO@CambridgeUTD (@SLOCamUTD) / Twitter
email [email protected]
Click here to Enjoy some Family fun
We love to see happy families and lots of smiles at the Cledara Abbey Stadium
We have our own twitter page and you can follow me by clicking here twitter.com/MarvinMooseCUFC.
On match days you can see me all over the place - Why not come and say hello and take a photograph with me?
We love having my pictures taken and you could send it to me to share on twitter.com/MarvinMooseCUFC
I have asked one of my helpers to put together some information for you. I hope it helps with your match day planning.
The best areas for families to watch the match is in the Mead Plant & Grab South Stand now a designated home family stand or Petrest Main Stand, Blocks A and G. These are at the front of the stand so you will have a good view of all the action. Take your pen and autograph book as you will see the players up close.
If you buy a programme they on the back of the poster is a fun sheet to complets. You can also do the Bingo sheet which can be obtained in the South from the programme stall
Timings can sometimes change but for a rough guide Amber and myself are schedule for the day is as follows:
- 1pm - Meet and greet fans at the front of the ground
- 1:45pm - Hang out in the Mead Family Stand
- 2:15pm - Walk around the perimeter of the pitch
- 2:30pm - Visit the Main Stand Fan Zone
- 2:45pm - Pitchside ready for kick-off
www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-7---the-duration-of-the-match
Never been to a match before?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS •
Who plays for Cambridge United? You can find out who the players are in the team by clicking here
How long is a match? It lasts 90 minutes, two halves of forty five minutes. There is always injury/additional time to add on. Matches normally finish from 4.50pm outwards. Half Time is 15 minutes
How many players take part? The teams have 11 players. One is a goalkeeper and he plays in a different colour shirt to the other players in the team.
Who are substitutes? These are players who sit in the dug out and are not in the original team. They are sometimes called finishers nowadays
Do the teams swap ends? Yes, they change ends at half time.
How can I tell which players are playing? The players have individual squad numbers and can be identified by these. The squad is listed in the programme.
You can find out more about the history of Cambridge United by going to the 100yearsofcoconuts website, navigating through the stories, videos and history.click here to find out more
Marvin and Amber also have their on website page on the club site see https://www.cambridgeunited.com/fans/all-family/marvin-and-amber
Dave Matthews-Jones Supporter Liaison Officer can be contacted or followed via
facebook www.facebook.com/CambridgeUnitedFootballClub/
twitter SLO@CambridgeUTD (@SLOCamUTD) / Twitter
email [email protected]
Click here to Enjoy some Family fun
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