There once was a time where ‘CR7’ was nothing more than a trickster looking for a bigger break in the game he wanted to make a name in. Of course now, even the idea of somebody like Cristiano Ronaldo having to prove himself to a… Read More »Inside Cristiano Ronaldo’s Move From Sporting Lisbon in ’03
In the shadow of the famous stadium’s ark located about two miles away, lies the humble abode of amateur side Wembley FC. Unlike the majority of our articles here at Ultra UTD, this is an opportunity to find out more about the author than you… Read More »Welcome to Vale Farm: The Home of Wembley FC
Sounds odd to mention a football team in the same breath as a ‘shared home’, but as Hashtag United know, you gotta do what you gotta do at non-league level in the UK. In case you’re unsure of who Hashtag United are, then I must… Read More »Hashtag United’s Shared Home … For Now! (2020-)
I went to Barnet FC with very little pre-conceptions in mind. Yet even then, I was rather surprised when I arrived at the Hive. In case you were wondering, no, I am not a fan of Barnet FC. I have nothing against ‘The Bees’ or… Read More »‘The Hive’ – Barnet FC’s New Modern Home
If you’ve ever watched Sky Sports’ Salford City documentary, then you’ve probably thought about making your way to down to see it in person. Well, I’m a classic case in point. Ever since the documentary (‘Class of 92: Out of Their League‘) debuted on the… Read More »My Visit to Salford City’s Peninsula Stadium
A lot of thought went into the ‘Tottenham Hotspur Stadium’ – so I guess they ran out of the stuff when it came to the name! Joining a long list of topflight English football teams that have decided to move homes during their time in… Read More »The Sound Ceiling at Tottenham’s New Home
Nicknamed ‘The Theatre of Dreams’, there is certainly something magical in the air once you make your way into Old Trafford. After all, the place was opened in 1910 – so there’s over 100 years worth of memories jam-packed into the arena. It survived two… Read More »The Beauty of Old Trafford