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Ben Judge gets up highest for an aerial ball against Thurrock last season. Picture by Terry S. Blackman

Judge’s verdict is to stay with U’s

Hastings United’s plans for next season have been given a big boost by the news that Ben Judge has agreed to stay at the football club.

Hastings United are launching a new football academy

United launch football academy

Hastings United FC is launching a football academy starting in September.

Hastings United have made an offer to defender Ben Judge. Picture by Terry S. Blackman

United signal their intent

Hastings United player-manager Sean Ray is targeting players from a higher level as he plots to take the football club straight back up.

Hastings United players Freddie Warren, Sam Adams and Lee Carey applaud the fans after the 1-0 win over Kingstonian last weekend. Picture by Simon Newstead

Ray: We’ll come back stronger

Hastings United player-manager Sean Ray vowed that the football club will come back stronger following its relegation.

Danny Ellis receives his award from John Collins

Ellis named player of season

Danny Ellis won Hastings United Football Club’s supporters’ player of the season award.

Lee Carey closes down an opponent during Hastings United's 1-0 win over Kingstonian yesterday. Picture by Terry S. Blackman

Ray: Win was for the supporters

Sean Ray said Hastings United’s win over Kingstonian yesterday (Saturday) was for the supporters.

Alassane N'Diaye scored Hastings United's winner against Kingstonian. Picture by Terry S. Blackman

U’s sign off with a victory

Hastings United finished a rollercoaster season on a high note this afternoon (Saturday).

Danny Ellis tussles for possession during Hastings United's 1-1 draw away to Canvey Island last weekend. Picture by Simon Newstead

Hastings seek to finish on a high

Although already relegated, Hastings United will be keen to end an epic season on a high today (Saturday).

Elliott Cox tussles for possession during Hastings United's 1-1 draw away to Canvey Island on Saturday. Picture by Simon Newstead

United relegated after defeat

Hastings United have been relegated from the Ryman Football League Premier Division.

Alassane N'Diaye on the ball during Hastings United's 1-1 draw at Canvey Island on Saturday. Picture by Simon Newstead

Now or never for United

Hastings United go into the final three days of their season needing to pull off the proverbial great escape to preserve their Ryman Football League Premier Division status.

Action from Hastings United's 1-1 draw away to Canvey Island on Saturday. Picture by Simon Newstead

Vickers off again as Hastings lose

Hastings United’s survival hopes suffered another blow with a 1-0 loss away to Bury Town tonight (Tuesday).

Zac Attwood challenges for the ball during Hastings United's 1-1 draw away to Canvey Island on Saturday. Picture by Simon Newstead

Survival mission heads to Bury

Hastings United’s fate remains in their own hands as they head into the final three games of the season.

Hastings United player-manager Sean Ray. Picture by Richard Parkes

Boss hails “massive improvement”

Sean Ray hailed the “massive improvement” of his Hastings United side yesterday (Saturday).

Zac Attwood scored Hastings United's equaliser away to Canvey Island in first half added time. Picture by Terry S. Blackman

U’s dig in for hard-earned point

Hastings United dug in to claim a hard-earned 1-1 draw away to play-off chasing Canvey Island this afternoon (Saturday).

Danny Ellis on the ball during the drawn reverse fixture between Hastings United and Canvey Island at The Pilot Field in November. Picture by Terry S. Blackman

Four games to save themselves

Hasings United have four games in eight days to save their Ryman Football League Premier Division status.

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