The Cambridge United paradox.

In a city soaking in millionaires and wealth, United are seriously working class and while not being broke, have just enough money not to go broke.

A few years ago, Cambridgeshire had the most millionairres than any other county in the country. It will be up near the top again, or top.

There cant be anything more working class than the Habbin, with its amber and black colours at the back highlighting how shallow the terracing is.

Very 1960s, Cambridge v Hillingdon, Romford, and Bedford.

United fans must be the most supine in the country, not that there are many of them. All working class, and the numbers shrinking quickly.

In the grand scheme of things, you get what you ask for.

This is what i ask for.

A new ground, serious investment in the team, a push for the championship, and then the prem. In the style of West Brom or Norwich. There is no reason why that cant be achieved. Or end up playing Romford again.

Barry has turned away big money for his own ends, there will be many waiting if the club went up for sale. Business men will see the opportunity, of Cambridge booming, and the club booming too. For god sake Cambridge is 45 miles from London.

This boards ambition is too put a beer pump behind the Newmarket Road end.

Big global thinking there.

In the bible it has the passage of casting seed on barren ground, so shall it be. This message is too upper class, too advanced for the uneducated working class United fan.

Lets stick with the beer pump, and loos from 1949, etc.

Jamie of Missin gate.