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Posted by nickogs20 on August 29, 2008 Histon starlet Lee Brennan has returned to the Cambridgeshire club after his week’s trial at Carrington with plentiful praise from the coaching staff at United and a promise that his progress will be followed keenly over the coming months.

At Soccerlens. Only Leagues 1, 2, and the Blue Square Premier mind. I’m sure the fact I’m manically busy at the moment is karma because I tipped Leeds and Torquay for their respective titles.

At Soccerlens. Cambridge United’s difficult summer. It’s a bit out of date, actually, given that inbetween me posting the article last night and now the U’s have got a new manager. C’est la vie. The perils of writing pieces around ever-changing news. I’m sure Heraclitus would have something to on this, more so if rivers were involved.

With office units in short supply, condos make a good option for investors: Analysts Singapore’s city centre is set to get bigger and bolder in the next decade, with the injection of around 23,000 homes that promise to take the buzz to another level.

Soccerlens: the top ten players in the Conference this season. And no, it’s not an Exeter City player at number one… .

Over at Soccerlens: a personal journey through five seasons of non-league football. [Promise may have been made with fingers crossed behind my back. I'll get back to waffling on about random websites you've never heard of and my daily humiliation in the gym soon].

At Soccerlens on the sad demise of Halifax Town and Altrincham’s third reprieve.

Burton Albion v Cambridge United, Blue Square Premier Playoff, semi-final, first leg. 7:45pm. PLEASE GOD LET US WIN.

A surprisingly even-handed assessment of tonight’s playoff semi between Exeter and Torquay at Soccerlens. They’ll be one for Cambridge/Burton tomorrow. And with that I’m off to the game. Come on City!

As football supporters across the land celebrate promotion, suffer the agony of relegation or look forward to the unbearable torture of the play-offs, spare a thought for the fans of Wrexham. OK, the football world might not take as much notice of the club from the Racecourse ground in North Wales