Max Clark has returned to Cambridge United on a six-month loan deal from Hull.

The 20-year-old midfielder spent the end of last season at United after joining on a temporary basis from the Tigers.
Clark went on to make nine appearances for Shaun Derry's side and showed his versatility during that time by playing both in the centre of the park and at left-back.

Despite his debut coinciding with March's 3-0 defeat at Bristol Rovers, Clark went on to feature in every game as United rounded off the campaign with an eight-match unbeaten streak.

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FIXTURE CHANGE: LEYTON ORIENT AWAY
Cambridge United's Sky Bet League Two clash against Leyton Orient at the Matchroom Stadium on New Year’s Eve has now been moved to a 1pm kick off time.

The game was originally scheduled to take place at 3:00pm on Saturday 31st December but has now been brought forward following an agreement between both clubs.

Shaun Derry’s men begin their 2016/17 Sky Bet League Two campaign against Barnet on Saturday 6th August at the Cambs Glass Stadium, 3:00pm.
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Shaun Derry could yet add to his four Cambridge United summer signings before seeing other players leave the club.
The United manager has so far recruited Piero Mingoia, Medy Elito, George Maris and David Gregory, and he is keen to bring in a few more new faces.

And those moves may happen even if players on the fringes of the squad remain.
"Without going into the nitty gritty side of the finances, we've got a structure we're really keen to look after," said Derry.

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George Maris determined to help Cambridge United build on League Two momentum
George Maris is relishing the prospect of helping Cambridge United use their momentum from last season as a springboard to success in Sky Bet League Two.

The attacking midfielder, who arrived from Barnsley on a one-year deal at the start of the month, is quickly settling in at the Cambs Glass Stadium and is looking forward to the next chapter of his career

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Former Oxford United and Newport County player bolsters club's backroom staff.
Gillingham FC today announces the arrival of former pro Wayne Hatswell as the club's first-team coach.

The 41-year-old, who had spells at Oxford United, Cambridge United and Newport County during his lengthy playing career, will work alongside manager Justin Edinburgh and his assistant David Kerslake in his new role.

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TAYLOR BACK TO FITNESS AND KEEN FOR POSITIVE PRE-SEASON

A return to fitness now sees Greg Taylor keen to make up for lost time, with the left back  delighted to have reported back to first team pre-season training this week.

A Boxing Day injury to the ankle, ruled the U’s full back out of the second half of last season and has since seen the 26-year old undergo a six month rehabilitation under the stewardship of Cambridge United’s Head of Medical Nick Irwin and Head of Performance Matt Walker .

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Cambridge United players are fit for purpose as they begin pre-season training

The sun is shining, the poles are laid out and clipboards and stopwatches are primed, while 20-odd men are filled with a mixture of excitement and dread.

It can mean only one thing – pre-season training is under way at Cambridge United.
With professional footballers knowing they cannot afford to let themselves go once the season is over in this day and age, everyone came back to the Cambs Glass Stadium freshly-tanned, looking as if they were ready for business.

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Shaun Derry: Cambridge United in great shape for start of pre-season

Shaun Derry was delighted to see his Cambridge United players return for pre-season training in great shape and ready to prepare for an exciting start to the 2016/17 campaign.

United manager Derry, assistant Joe Dunne and the rest of the coaching team ran the rule over the squad on their first morning back at the Cambs Glass Stadium yesterday.

And the boss believes the groundwork which has now started will stand them in good stead for an opening 11 days of the season which includes a home match against Barnet, a visit from Sheffield Wednesday in the League Cup – which has been confirmed for a 7.45pm kick off on Tuesday, August 9 – and back-to-back away trips to relegated Colchester and Doncaster.

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PRE-SEASON: IPSWICH AND VILLA TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE AND IN-STORE TODAY

Tickets for Cambridge United’s pre-season friendlies against Ipswich Town and Aston Villa at the Cambs Glass Stadium are available to buy in-stone online or by calling 01223 566 500 today.

With the U’s set to face the 1981 UEFA Cup Champions and the 1982 European Cup champions in the space of four days this pre-season, the Amber Army can enjoy watching Shaun Derry’s men put themselves to the test against two extremely tough opponents.

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Cambridge United’s first team players have today donned their new trainingwear for the first time this season and now supporters can purchase their kit in-store and online as well.

A selection of items from the U’s trainingwear line have been made available to the Amber Army, including the Sepura branded training t-shirts and the new PUMA adult and junior polo shirt.

The adult presentation jacket is also on sale now and is the ideal item for any U’s fan wishing to display their support whilst attending matches home and away or quite simply when out and about in the city.
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CAMBRIDGE UNITED FIRST TEAM RETURN FOR DAY ONE OF PRE-SEASON

U’s report back for pre-season day one
Cambridge United officially began their preparations for the 2016/17 Sky Bet League Two season, as the first team reported back for day one of pre-season.
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2016/17 TRAINING WEAR ON SALE NOW

Cambridge United’s first team players have today donned their new trainingwear for the first time this season and now supporters can purchase their kit in-store and online as well.

A selection of items from the U’s trainingwear line have been made available to the Amber Army, including the Sepura branded training t-shirts and the new PUMA adult and junior polo shirt.

The adult presentation jacket is also on sale now and is the ideal item for any U’s fan wishing to display their support whilst attending matches home and away or quite simply when out and about in the city.
Read more at http://www.cambridge-united.co.uk/news/article/201617-training-wear-on-sale-now-3157634.aspx#mC0wlE5UisuVm1Uq.99
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MENS TEAM TRIALS | TUESDAY 28TH JUNE & 5TH JULY!

Got what it takes to play for the U's in the Super League? Or know anyone who might?

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Dave Matthew-Jones is calling for fans to have their say on the matchday experience at Cambridge United.

The United fans' director wants supporters to give their views and opinions in an online survey to find out what the club is doing well at the Cambs Glass Stadium and where it could improve next season.

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By Daniel Geey and Jonny Madill from April and Daniel Geey personal blog

In the run-up to the Brexit referendum, there have been a steadily increasing number of articles on the Brexit consequences for the Premier League. This blog sets out our high level thoughts on what we can expect to see down the track should Brexit occur and the consequences for work permits, free movement, quotas and free transfers in the Premier League.

Work Permits and Free Movement
The doomsday scenario suggested by some (such as here and here) is that Brexit would result in a host of players who fail to meet the current work permit criteria.

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Board of Directors Candidates StatementsSupporters Direct are pleased to announce that we have three candidates standing for the two available general seats on the Supporters Direct Board of Directors and will now proceed to an election.

The candidates are Andy Higgins nominated by Blackpool Supporters Trust and seconded by Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust, David Little nominated by Swans Trust and seconded by Cardiff City Supporters Trust and Oliver Holtaway nominated by Bath City Supporters Trust and seconded by Dulwich Hamlet Supporters Trust

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The role of the parent is the most important element for young players to progress (Article from Whitehouse Address first published in February)

In the past few years this blog has discussed the importance of coaches in the development of young players. What we haven’t focused on enough is the role of parents. And this is a big neglect, because the role of the parent is arguably the most important. As this article will discuss, parents are the key for players (all children’s) development.

Last week there was a lot of discussion and debate on the role of parents in youth football. The argument was simple, ‘let them play’. Meaning, stop talking from the side, stop coaching and controlling players, and simply watch and observe them in action. 

Now I would say that there has been a culture change in terms of this issue in recent years. Youth football, both at Academy level and grassroots has become a much better environment for young players in terms of being shouted at (both positively and negatively) from the sidelines.

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CAMBRIDGE UNITED CONFIRM DETAILS FOR PRE-SEASON TOUR FIXTURES IN GERMANY

Cambridge United are delighted to confirm they will play German sides KFC Uerdingen 05 and SG Wattenscheid 09 as part of the U’s pre-season tour in July.
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SG Wattenscheid 09 is a German association football club located in Wattenscheid which was a separate town until 1975, since then it is a quarter of Bochum, North Rhine-Westphalia. The club claims an official founding date of 18 September 1909 as Ballspiel-Verein Wattenscheid out of the merger of two earlier sides known as BV Sodalität der Wattenscheid and BV Teutonia Wattenscheid

information about the club see the website http://www.sgwattenscheid09.de/

KFC Uerdingen 05 is a German football club in the Uerdingen district of the city of Krefeld, North Rhine-Westphalia. The one time Bundesliga side enjoyed its greatest successes in the 1980s but now currently plays in the 5th division, Oberliga Niederrhein.

Information about the club.The website http://www.kfc-uerdingen.de/

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TICKET NEWS Tickets will be pay on the day.

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Can you spot yourself? Photos by Simon Lankester

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WE ARE on the brink of the digital revolution. Some might say we are already in the midst of it. Anyone who has seen the film I, Robot or the UK TV series Humans, will be aware that sci-fi writers have been predicting the onset of Artificial Intelligence for years. It’s been creeping upon us and anyone who dares question it is considered to be a luddite.

We all benefit from technology – just look at how many devices you have to charge-up every weekend. But we are in danger of teching ourselves out of useful existence. While we can all marvel at the possibilities that new inventions can bring us, you sometimes have to slow down and ask yourself what will people do for a living in the future. Are we, in fact, creating a jobless world?

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Wisbech care home receives new ‘wheels’ in memory of former Posh and Cambridge United manager Chris Turner

Glennfield Care Centre, Money Bank, Wisbech tookg part in the National Care Home Open day today Friday (17).

Part of the home’s celebrations was the unveiling of a newly purchased minibus bought from donations made in memory of Chris, the former Posh manager, who was resident at Glennfield before his death in April last year after suffering from frontal lobe dementia since 2006.

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It's nearly time! The moment fans of EFL clubs can really start the countdown to the next nine months of compelling football...It can only be fixture release day!

The fixture compilation prior to the big day – this year it's Wednesday 22nd June, at 9am – doesn't happen overnight, and we wanted to give you the chance to ask the main man behind the process some questions to get more of an insight into what happens.

So, after collecting your questions on Twitter and via Facebook, we caught up with Competitions Manager Paul Snellgrove, who has extensive experience of compiling the fixtures, to get some answers.

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A new report produced by the FSF, and supported by the Sports Grounds Safety Authority (SGSA), encourages local authorities and supporters to work together on spectator safety.

The Engaging with Supporters report encourages football fans to get involved with their local Safety Advisory Group (SAG) - the committee of local authorities that decide on many matchday safey issues. Additionally, the report urges local authorities to engage with fans and allow fan representation on local SAGs.

FSF chief executive Kevin Miles said: "We welcome the SGSA lending its support to this report. It's incredibly important that the views of football supporters are built into the decision making process on matchday safety and security.

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The Football Supporters’ Federation and Supporters Direct will host the joint annual Supporters Summit in London, at Wembley Stadium, on 16th July 2016 - in partnership with the FA.

The event brings fans together from across the UK, from clubs and supporter organisations, to debate the issues at the heart of the game.

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Congestion, The Grafton's future and Cambridge United up for discussion at BID AGMBusinesses can discover more about plans to deal with congestion in the city centre at Cambridge BID's summer business event and AGM.
Entitled Adapt, Innovate and Thrive: embracing change in our evolving city, the event will run from 6.30pm-9.30pm at The Hilton Cambridge City Centre Hotel. The aim is to provide a forum at which the 1,100 businesses within the central BID Area can explore some of the latest opportunities and challenges facing today's High Street.

Guest Speaker at the event will be Graham Daniels | Community Trust Chairman, Cambridge United Football Club: Going Up, Going Up, Going Up…? An analysis of Cambridge United FC

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 'Overwhelming majority' against Premier League under-21 sides joining from the BBC Website

Most fans feel the addition of Premier League academy sides to the EFL Trophy "undermines the integrity of the competition", according to the Football Supporters' Federation.

Sixteen category one academy sides will play League One and Two clubs in a bigger 64-team competition in 2016-17.

The change to the former Johnstone's Paint Trophy is a one-season trial.
"The reaction from the overwhelming majority of fans to the news has been incredibly negative," said a statement.

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Cambridge Fans United chairman Robert Osbourn is unhappy at new EFL Trophy plans

Robert Osbourn insists Cambridge Fans United will raise concerns with Cambridge United over moves to allow Premier League academy sides into the EFL Trophy next season.

United chief executive Jez George told the Cambridge News it would do no harm to trial the introduction of 16 academy teams with Elite Player Performance Plan category one status in the competition, formerly the Johnstone's Paint Trophy, next term.

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2016 Volunteers’ Week took place between the 1st and the 12th of June and at Supporters Direct we would like to celebrate the value of volunteers to football, especially to supporter-owned clubs.

There are many reasons for volunteering in football, such as gaining new skills or socialising, but on many occasions fans do it just because they want to feel part of the team and want to give something back to organisations that have played a big role in their lives. The attachment some people have to the football clubs they support and to their communities often makes them want to make an impact to these environments without earning any sum of money in return. This attachment is really evident regarding fan-owned clubs, which at the same time give more opportunities to volunteer. Those are business benefits of supporter ownership in comparison with privately owned clubs.

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We all get stressed. The question is: what do you do about it?

This is the theme of Men's Health Week 2016.

It matters because if we don’t release stress, it can turn into something more serious.

This year, one in four of us will develop a mental health problem. That is odds of 3 to 1. Or about the same as France or Germany winning the Euro 2016 football. In other words, it’s likely to happen sooner or later if we let stress build.

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