AFC Wimbledon supporters  who came to Cambridge United on the 30 October 2021. 

You can see your the supporters photographs  via the  Cambridge v Wimbledon | Flickr    site 

On the  30th October Cambridge United  played AFC Wimbledon at the Abbey Stadium.   

Cambridge United supporters  can you see  yourself  in the  photos   in the slideshow below
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Simon King took the photographs 

​Thank you for your continued support of the CUFC Lottery.

CUFC Lottery 'Accumulator' Results (29 October 2021) - this weeks winning 'Accumulator' numbers are (7041)
-there were no winners of the weekly 'Accumulator' this week, meaning next weeks 'Accumulator' will be £1750.

CUFC Lottery 'Main Draw' Results (29 October 2021) - this weeks winning 'Main Draw' numbers are (2048)
-there were no winners of the 'Main Draw' jackpot this week.
-next weeks 'Main Draw' jackpot will be £300.

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,
https://www.cufclottery.co.uk

Pogramme  on a Page. was recently launched.   It is a combination  of a team sheet and   programme  on   one sheet of paper. 

The latest   copy is now available to   download   below   or it can be purchased at the CFU   outlet  before the  match against   

Download   your   copy here   or read it on line  

If you purchase a copy it   will cost   50 pence  . Proceeds will go towards   the running   of the   Away   Travel coach  

If you are coming to the match   on Saturday @ the Abbey Stadium we now run a click & collect programme service To ensure you get a copy, order one in advance of the match. Follow the link below for more info https://cambridgefansunited.org/store/p106/Wim

We also provide picturepath that helps reduce anxiety for children with SEN when coming to the Abbey Stadium https://cambridgefansunited.org/how-to-use-picture-path.html…

Audio descriptive commentary https://cambridgefansunited.org/audio-descriptive-commentary.html…

The following matches are currently on line for the @cambridgeUTD   away travel coach If you are going then you can book via the links below

Morecambe - http://cambridgefansunited.org/store/p101/Morecambe_Away_Travel.html…

MK Dons - http://cambridgefansunited.org/store/p102/MK_Dons_Away_Travel.html…

Northampton - http://cambridgefansunited.org/store/p111/Northampton_Away_Travel.html… 

Thank you

On the 26 October Cambridge United visit   Doncaster Rovers

If you are going to the match see the Away Fan information and watch the video

The match is  Quid a Kid for those coming  . Here is the link for away sales on their website. You will need to select your seat in Block N37.    tickets.clubdoncaster.co.uk/en-GB/categories/rovershome

The ticket office at Doncaster can be contacted Phone: 01302 762576   

​Email: tickets@clubdoncaster.co.uk

Doncaster Away Travel   Away Travel coach tickets are on sale. Book your seat here.

Below is the document  produced by Doncaster Rovers  to help away supporter when visiting the ground . 

If anyone  has any issues or need assistance on the day they can contact Dean  who is the Doncaster SLO.  He will be around the footprint of the stadium pre-match wearing a Doncaster Rovers rain jacket with SLO front and back and will also be available outside the away end post-match. 

He can also be  contacted by the stewards if needed..

You can also follow the away fans twitter account (@DRFC_AWAY) and Facebook Page DRFC SLO for all the latest information regarding your visit,   you  can ask Dean any questions about your visit through these accounts.

On the 23 October Cambridge United visit Shrewsbury Town.

If you are going to the match see the Away Fan information and watch the video

Away Travel coach tickets are on sale. Book your seat here.

This guide is designed to help you make the most of your visit to the Montgomery Waters Meadow. You’ll be able to see where to park your car, where to go before the game, food and drink options and much more.

About the Montgomery Waters Meadow
Based on Oteley Road, Montgomery Waters Meadow has been the home of Shrewsbury Town Football Club since 2007.
The purpose-built stadium has a capacity of 9,875 across four stands. Away supporters are based in the DM Recruitment North Stand. The stand can hold up to 1796 away fans and includes platform seating for disabled fans.
Signage around the stadium complex will guide you to the stand which is situated behind one of the goals.

Ticket Details
Some matches may be all-ticket and in this case, you must purchase your tickets from your own club. However, if we are selling tickets on a matchday, the Away Stand has its own ticket office which is situated on the outside of the DM Recruitment North Stand.

Travel Arrangements 
Our full travel plan can be found here. 
Our parking plan can also be found here

Food and Drink
We are situated next to the Meole Brace Retail Park where you can find a number of different food and drink options, including McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Costa Coffee and Starbucks.

If you are looking for something a little stronger then The Wild Pig and Charles Darwin Pubs are the best options. Both are just a 10 to 15-minute walk away from the ground and serve a range of beers, ciders and spirits. They also offer hot meals and matchday parking.
Towards the end of the 2016/17 season, we installed a new Fanzone which is situated next to the Community Football Hub outside the DM Recruitment stand. The Fanzone plays live music and have food and drink available. It is open to both home and away fans.

Once in the ground we provide catering inside the concourse. This includes a selection of Wright’s Pies, Rollover hot dogs, a selection of crisps and chocolate, hot and cold drinks and alcoholic beverages. 

Club Shop
Our Club Shop is stocked with a wide range of merchandise for those of you who are interested in collecting memorabilia items as you visit different away grounds throughout the season.

The Club Shop is situated next to the main ticket office in the Roland Wycherley Stand. The Shop is open from 10am on matchdays.

Golden Gamble
The Golden Gamble is our half time draw, and tickets can be bought before the game from the authorised sellers. Each and every ticket is entered into the draw, with 50% of all the takings going straight to the winner!

With prizes more often than not in excess of £400 - why not give it a go and see what your £1 could do? 

Stopping Over?
Shrewsbury is the county town of Shropshire and is set on the banks of the meandering River Severn. The town itself has a long history and many of the buildings date back to the 16th century and beyond.

Shrewsbury has a lovely mix of high-street stores and local boutiques and there are many pubs, restaurants and bars scattered across the town centre.

Contact Us
If you have any queries about Shrewsbury Town Football then please contact us on the details below.

Club Address:
Shrewsbury Town Football Club,
Montgomery Waters Meadow, Oteley Road,
Shrewsbury, Shropshire,
United Kingdom, SY2 6ST

Telephone: 01743 289177
Fax: 01743 246942
Email: info@shrewsburytown.co.uk

Ticket Details
Some matches may be all-ticket and in this case, you must purchase your tickets from your own club. However, if we are selling tickets on a matchday, the Away Stand has its own ticket office which is situated on the outside of the DM Recruitment North Stand.

Travel Arrangements 
Our full travel plan can be found here. 
Our parking plan can also be found here

Food and Drink
We are situated next to the Meole Brace Retail Park where you can find a number of different food and drink options, including McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Costa Coffee and Starbucks.

If you are looking for something a little stronger then The Wild Pig and Charles Darwin Pubs are the best options. Both are just a 10 to 15-minute walk away from the ground and serve a range of beers, ciders and spirits. They also offer hot meals and matchday parking.

Towards the end of the 2016/17 season, we installed a new Fanzone which is situated next to the Community Football Hub outside the DM Recruitment stand. The Fanzone plays live music and have food and drink available. It is open to both home and away fans.

Once in the ground we provide catering inside the concourse. This includes a selection of Wright’s Pies, Rollover hot dogs, a selection of crisps and chocolate, hot and cold drinks and alcoholic beverages. 

Contact Us
If you have any queries about Shrewsbury Town Football then please contact us on the details below.

Club Address:
Shrewsbury Town Football Club,
Montgomery Waters Meadow, Oteley Road,
Shrewsbury, Shropshire,
United Kingdom, SY2 6ST

Telephone: 01743 289177
Fax: 01743 246942
Email: info@shrewsburytown.co.uk

Dear CUFC Lottery Member,

Thank you for your continued support of the CUFC Lottery.

CUFC Lottery 'Accumulator' Results (22 October 2021) - this weeks winning 'Accumulator' numbers are (3415)
-there were no winners of the weekly 'Accumulator' this week, meaning next weeks 'Accumulator' will be £1700.

CUFC Lottery 'Main Draw' Results (22 October 2021) - this weeks winning 'Main Draw' numbers are (3956)
-there were no winners of the 'Main Draw' jackpot this week.
-next weeks 'Main Draw' jackpot will be £300.

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 5 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,
https://www.cufclottery.co.uk

This evening we welcome the supporters, officials and players of Sheffield Wednesday to the Abbey Stadium. Sheffield Wednesday is a club stepped in history having been formed in 1867 and being one of the oldest clubs in the world. Their early Chairman Charles Clegg had a huge impact and influence in the early years of football throughout his time over 51 years on the Football Association where he was known as "the great old man of football" He was knighted in 1927 for ‘services to the Board of Trade and the Ministry of Labour’. This could have been for work with local youth and employment committees. His influence and religious views had a great influence on the club. Some people believe that the Owls during his time were the moral club of the period. Charles was a strict teetotaller and non-smoker. He also had a deep religious conviction. His favourite quote was "nobody ever gets lost on a straight road". He was known to frown on those who drank before matches and also disliked gambling. He feared that professionalism would be a corrupting influence on the game and fought a long losing battle against it throughout his administrative career.

October is Black History Month. Earlier this year the Cambridge United family sadly lost Attu Mensah who was the clubs’ first black player, He was soon followed by university student Alva Anderson. However, it was Dennis Walker who captained the side when it won the Southern League who most supporters will remember. He was also the first black player to turn out for Manchester United. He made over 200 appearances for Cambridge United.

It is Brendon Batson who made probably the most difference during his career in football. Following the end to his playing days, Batson was appointed as the deputy chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association in 1984. This month the EFL did a feature about his career and it can be seen here https://www.efl.com/news/2021/october/black-history-month-brendon-batson/

The club has this month reiterated its commitment to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion through a statement which can be read on their website Although there has been a lot of work done in the past the Board last year recognised that we needed to do more to prioritise this right across the Club. We did so by recognising that diversity of thought and approach makes us stronger and at the same time wanting to be a Club that everyone feels is for them and where everyone feels welcome regardless of race, gender or sexual orientation.

There will always be more to do and everyone is committed to trying to take positive steps forward. This is a continuous journey however below are some of the steps that have been taken across the Club over the last twelve months:
· Establishing a Board Sub Group
· Improving club practices
· Signing up to the FA Diversity Code
· Taking part in the PL and EFL Player to Coach Scheme
· Targeting Under Represented Fan Groups
· Deepening Community Work Through the Trust
This is a team effort right across the Club - Board, staff, players at every level. To ensure it develops in the future and it becomes a cornerstone that the club is based on forever. It is also down to every supporter to show their commitment in making football a safe, welcoming and enjoyable place for everyone
Please look after yourself and enjoy following the team home and away this season.
You can contact me via dave.matthew-jones@cambridge-united.co.uk or follow what is happening via the www.facebook.com/CambridgeUnitedFootballClub facebook site www.cambridgefansunited.org website or via twitter SLO@CambridgeUTD

If you would like to report a broken seat/bench in the Main or South Stands please contact the club by using the e-form below. You can also report any facility issues as well via the form and we will endeavour to repair or address it as soon as we can via the link here

On the  19 October Cambridge United  played Sheffield Wednesday  at the Abbey Stadium.   

Cambridge United supporters  can you see  yourself  in the  photos below

Simon King took the photographs

This afternoon we welcome the supporters, officials and players of Ipswich Town to the Abbey Stadium. In the past the clubs have mostly played each other in Friendlies and Testimonial matches. The sides have rarely met in League matches. However, there are many people who have strong interest and bond with both sides. Ipswich supporters assisted with the collection we held for Justin Edinburgh and have helped the Cambridge United many times over the years. Their SLO Liz Edwards is someone who is always willing to offer help and advice to me when it is required.

During the summer we were probably all excited by the Olympics and Paralympics in Tokyo. Over many seasons I have been fortunate to meet Will Hipwell on match days. Will took part in Tokyo as part of the Great Britain Boccia Squad and his experiences taking part are below. -:

The idea of the game is simple. One side has six red balls and the other six blue balls. The aim is to get your balls closer to the white target ball, the 'jack', than your opponent.

To start an end, one side will throw the jack. They will then throw their first ball trying to get it as close as possible. The other side then attempts to throw their ball closer. After that, the side whose ball is not closest to the jack throws the next ball. Once all balls have been played, points are awarded. The side that is closest to the jack receives a point for every ball they have nearer than their opponent’s closest ball.

I’ve been a member of the GB Boccia squad since 2015. Having missed out on selections for the Paralympics in Rio in 2016, this was my debut Paralympic Games. It was really good experience. I arrived the week before the competition started, which helped me to acclimatise to the temperature and time difference. When I first got there, I kept waking up at 2am – but eventually I was able to settle into my surroundings at the athlete’s village.

I was also able to train at the venue, which helped me get used to the court surface and prepare for the competition.
Unfortunately, due to Covid-19 restrictions, we had to stay in the athlete’s village so couldn’t really take in the sights of Tokyo.

I competed in both the individual and Team competition. My first game was against the world champion which was an exciting challenge – and my first ball of the whole competition was perfect, which gave me a boost!

Whilst I didn’t win any of my individual matches I scored points in all but my first one. My opponents from Slovakia and Belgium were well known to me having played them in previous competitions, I had a game plan for all of my matches.

In the Team competition we came close to beating China who are a very good team. We were drawing 7-7 going into the last end but they played some world class shots to win the match 11-7.

We then lost to Thailand but in the process, we gained a valuable insight into how they play which will hopefully stand us in good stead for the next Paralympics in Paris in 2024!

We won against Argentina which was a great achievement as last time we played them was at the World Championships in 2018 and they won that game so it felt good to get revenge!

Unfortunately, we lost our final group game against Russia. It was disappointing not to finish on a high. There are still aspects of our game that, as a team we need to improve but we were all happy with our overall performance.

I wanted to go to Tokyo and give it my best shot, which I did, so from that point of view I achieved what I wanted.
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When I got home I attended Channel 4’s Paralympics GB Athletes’ Homecoming show! It was a great event, all the athletes met up at the Hilton hotel beforehand where the Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a speech and congratulated everyone on our achievements.

Then we went to Wembley Arena and lined up backstage and had the chance to enter the arena in front of a full crowd! Made me realise just how much support there is for the Paralympics! Adam Hills and Josh Widdicombe interviewed some of the Paralympians, which was great to watch.

I want to say a big thank you to Cambridge United for their support. I was delighted to receive tweets from Mark Bonner, Greg Taylor and Harrison Dunk wishing me good luck.

We don’t have to achieve the heights that Will has, but we can all take part in some of the wellbeing activities that the Cambridge United Community Trust offer follow the link for more information about these https://www.cuctrust.co.uk/
Please look after yourself and enjoy following the team home and away this season.

You can contact me via dave.matthew-jones@cambridge-united.co.uk or follow what is happening via the www.facebook.com/CambridgeUnitedFootballClub facebook site www.cambridgefansunited.org website or via twitter SLO@CambridgeUTD

If you would like to report a broken seat/bench in the Main or South Stands please contact the club by using the e-form below. You can also report any facility issues as well via the form and we will endeavor to repair or address it as soon as we can via the link here

Programme  on a Page. was recently launched.   It is a combination  of a team sheet and   programme  on   one sheet of paper. 

The latest   copy is now available to   download   below   or it can be purchased at the CFU   outlet  before the  match against   Sheffield Wednesday

Download   your   copy here   or read it on line  

If you purchase a copy it   will cost   50 pence  . Proceeds will go towards   the running   of the   Away   Travel coach  

Coming to the match from work or college or just wanting to ensure you get a copy of the Sheffield Wednesday match

Programmes can now be purchased  in advance of  match day.

Click here to buy the programme and then collect the  copy  from the CFU Outlet outside the shop

Orders for the service will be taken until mid-day  Tuesday

If the scheme works well we will continue for future matches

If you are looking for programmes from matches between Cambridge United and Sheffield Wednesday from previous years see the link here as may have a copy

The Programme Exchange have a number of programmes from previous matches and seasons available  if you are looking forone click here

On the  16 October Cambridge United  played Ipswich at the Abbey Stadium.   

Cambridge United supporters  can you see  yourself  in the  photos below

Simon King took the photographs

Saturday 16th October  saw  Ipswich play Cambridge United at the Abbey Stadium

Simon King took the photographs of supporters below from  Ipswich at the match.   

There are a limited number of programmes still available. If you would like a copy   click here

Programme  on a Page. was recently launched.   It is a combination  of a team sheet and   programme  on   one sheet of paper. 

The latest   copy is now available to   download   below   or it can be purchased at the CFU   outlet  tomorrow before the  match against   Ipswich

Download   your   copy here   or read it on line  

If you purchase a copy it   will cost   50 pence  . Proceeds will go towards   the running   of the   Away   Travel coach  

Dear CUFC Lottery Member,

Thank you for your continued support of the CUFC Lottery.

CUFC Lottery 'Accumulator' Results (15 October 2021) - this weeks winning 'Accumulator' numbers are (3760)
-there were no winners of the weekly 'Accumulator' this week, meaning next weeks 'Accumulator' will be £1650.

CUFC Lottery 'Main Draw' Results (15 October 2021) - this weeks winning 'Main Draw' numbers are (9051)
-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 3 CUFC Lottery members matching the first pair winning £10.00 each
- 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,
https://www.cufclottery.co.uk​

To improve speed and increase the number of supporters going through the turnstiles on matchdays, we are asking if the following actions are taken.

That you are going to the correct area of the ground before reaching the turnstile. If unsure please ask a steward, Abbey Helper or at the ticket office when collecting a ticket. We have added a diagram below to help.

If you are using a mobile or another device that the background colour is not black. The scanners cannot read a QR code on a black background. Please ensure your phone is converted to a white background or have the relevant attachment open to show the turnstile operator

Thank you,

Saturday 23 October 2021 15:00 Kick off -- Shrewsbury

Book Your Seat Click Here

The Amber Army are travelling west to the New Meadow. The stadium situated on the southern outskirts Shrewsbury Shropshire. Close to the A5. It serves the home ground of Shrewsbury Town

The coach will depart in Ely from the Isle of Ely Pub and the Abbey Stadium

The price of a seat in the coach is £30, for everyone.*
The coach will depart
The Isle of Ely Pub in Ely at 08.15
Abbey Stadium at 09.00

Be Green travel with Greys of Ely to join the Amber Army following the U's.

The Away Travel is run by volunteers from Cambridge Fans United.
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If the coach is not provided we will inform you as early as possible and also return your money

We are organising a new service on Saturday on behalf of supporters for the Ipswich match.

Programmes can be purchased  in advance of  match day.

Click here to buy the programme and then collect the  copy  from the CFU Outlet outside the shop

Orders for the service will be taken until 18.00 Friday

If the scheme works well we will continue for future matches

If you are looking for programmes from matches between Cambridge United and Ipswich from previous years see the link here as may have a copy

The Programme Exchange have a number of programmes from previous matches and seasons available  if you are looking forone click here

Weʼre raising £10,000 to raise money for the SHOUT charity who offer support for people suffering with mental health problems.
A million steps from October 1st 2021 to January 1st 2022 to help Shout 85258

Having been approached by MIND and the EFL two years ago to use my journey as a case study through a difficult period of mental health following an accident I had no hesitation in agreeing to write my story in the hope it may help other people come to terms with challenging times in their own lives when dealing with mental health. My enthusiasm to help others has continued. I had to fight depression and PTSD for 6 years, sometimes working very long days and nights come home, go to bed, up again early the next morning and onto the next day having to pretend that nothing was wrong whilst receiving treatment for my condition.

I feel people who have not suffered from any form of mental health cannot really have any idea what it is like or understand that depression can be constant. Some days it is not as bad as others but on a bad day it knocks you down before you can even get out of bed. Other days it is like wearing a mask to hide the way you are feeling which in itself can be exhausting.

I am now thankfully in a much better place and have come through that period but it was one of the most challenging journeys in my life.

I was fortunate in that when I hit rock bottom I received amazing treatment from the NHS CPFT and had a few friends who came to my aid to offer support after I had been diagnosed and accepted that I needed HELP. Several of whom worked for the police, Fire and Ambulance service and had been through mental health issues themselves. They were the last people on earth that I would have imagined to have suffered with their mental health.

Since my recovery and publication of my book Life’s A Pitch and writing the chapter LIFE CHANGING I have been approached by several people who had been suffering in silence with their own mental health problems and thankfully I have been able to help them in a small way and they are now currently also in a much better place.

Depression is not like having a broken leg you don’t have a plaster cast on so people cannot see how you are feeling? If you know somebody who is going through a difficult time or have the slightest doubt about somebody who may be struggling REACH OUT. Even if you don’t think it will help DO IT even if you just ask “are you okay?” And then ask again “are you sure you are okay?” Let me tell you from my own experience it is very easy to dismiss the first “are you okay?” but the second “are you okay?” prompted me to talk. It is very likely that this person will feel very alone and you talking to them could make all the difference.

It is important at this point in time with the world as it is, the Covid pandemic and pressures of life to take care of our own and other people’s mental health and welfare. We must offer support to others who may be struggling in silence to enable them to get help and recover and hopefully find that eureka moment that I and a number of other people including the comic genius Bob Mortimer found when recovering.

Having personally suffered with depression and PTSD I appreciate how important it is to get help & support and to be able to talk to people about how you are feeling.

Below are a few things I went through personally -

Feeling low, worried, lonely, unhappy, having panic attacks, not sleeping, thinking other people would not understand, unable to talk to family and friends. Feeling I just needed to man-up. Eating all day long, putting on huge amounts of weight, feeling I was a lost cause, unable to socialise in public, hiding away, avoiding conversation, feeling trapped in a transparent bubble and not being able to break-out, loss of interest in hobbies etc and far worse things? But let me assure you that I had never experienced anything like this before my accident and it shows how your life can change in an instant..

I JUST WISH I HAD TOLD PEOPLE HOW I WAS FEELING SOONER AS THINGS DO GET BETTER WHEN YOU TALK.

I now talk openly about my mental health and it is becoming a normal thing to do. Why not talk about how you are feeling or your mental health instead of the weather.

Or in the words of Tears for Fears, Shout, Shout Let It all Out.

I hope that both Companies and individuals will support this challenge and also start the discussion about mental health in their work place and at home.

My aim is that the funds this challenge will raise goes some way to helping others.

All money raised through this challenge will be donated to SHOUT 85258UK

Shout is a 24 hour crisis text line, giving support to anyone who needs it.

Thank You.
​
Ian Darler B.E.M  Cambridge United FC / Stadium Manager 

​Thank you for your continued support of the CUFC Lottery.

CUFC Lottery 'Accumulator' Results (08 October 2021) - this weeks winning 'Accumulator' numbers are (1270)
-there were no winners of the weekly 'Accumulator' this week, meaning next weeks 'Accumulator' will be £1600.

CUFC Lottery 'Main Draw' Results (08 October 2021) - this weeks winning 'Main Draw' numbers are (7439)
-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 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,
https://www.cufclottery.co.uk

100 Years of Coconuts & CFU are DELIGHTED to announce the new date for our postponed Hall of Fame event. It will take place on Thursday 25th November 2021 in the club’s Signature Events Suite.

We’ve rolled the 2020 and 2021 events into one big occasion. It’ll be your only chance to see a record number of inductees at a single event.

Our inductees cover the 20s-40s (yep, you read that right), 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, and 10s as well as off-pitch personalities. We’ll also be joined by Hall of Famers and former players from the 1960s right through to the 2000s.

The event includes a delicious two-course dinner, a chance to win in our Raffle and opportunities for lots of legend selfies! All that for just £25 per head. 

Order your tickets here

Following a recent review of the seats within the Main Stand it has been decided to change all of the ones in D Block by the press box

The reason for changing them is due to finding that many of the springs on the seats have broken over a period of time
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There will be new seats fitted by the end of week and in time for the Ipswich match