Rick Totten joined the team's feeder club, Trinity College, late 2009 and has played every game for them so far this season, even picking up the prestigious "Player of the first few months" award in Varsity newspaper. This raised the possibility of training with the Falcon's team and this has now been extended to a full blown trial period. Although this season he has spent most of his time in central midfield his natural position is right wing. His ambition for this season is to play for the Falcons, a team he has supported since he was a boy.

London based Manchester United fan George, joined the Falcons in 2009. In his first year at Cambridge, George is experiencing two very different sides to football- chasing promotion with the Falcons while fighting to avoid league relegation with his college side Catz, who (at time of writing) have not yet registered a league victory all season. He is hoping the Falcons can finish the season strongly and secure promotion and beat the Oxford Centaurs in the Varsity match

Gerrett is playing in his first season for the Falcons having managed to establish himself as a regular team member in the unfamiliar position of full back. He is equally comfortable on either flank and has produced consistent preformances, but makes up for this with a distinct lack of height or pace. Currently in his third year at Jesus, Gerrett is a passionate Newcastle United supporter and hopes to see both the Toon and the Falcons achieve promotion at the end of the season.

Kalil joined the University in 2009 and made his Falcons debut in early 2010. He played for the same Sunday league team from under-10s up to under-18s, eventually captaining the side for the last 3 seasons. In Sunday league, he started out as a centre-back, moved to left wing, occasionally played as a striker, returned to centre-back and then ended up in centre midfield. But in University, he self-converted to an adventurous full-back. As a lifelong Arsenal fan, he WOULD have compared his style of play to that of Ashley Cole, but things change...

Known for his boyish features and his preference for munching blocks of jelly at half time, 'TC' is a versatile footballer normally employed at left back for the Falcons. Tom previously studied in Oxford, and captained their 2nd team to Varsity victory over the Falcons in 2007, scoring the 6th penalty in a dramatic 8-7 victory at Grange Road. This year on his return to Grange Road, he hopes to be involved in reversing that outcome and play his part in securing league and Varsity victory for a strong Falcons squad.

Tom's Cambridge football career began in autumn 2006 with playing for a struggling Queens' side in the dizzying heights of Division 4. However, together with a new generation of Queens' players, Tom helped resurrect his colleges fortunes and earned a call-up to the University squad in the New year of 2006. Having moved to Austria when he was just 4 years old, Cambridge was Tom's first taste of English football, but he can claim to arguable have the most "international experience" in the side having already played for teams as far a field as Austria, Japan and Costa Rica. Tom is now in his fourth year of juggling a degree in Japanese and Chinese with his footballing commitments, where he's hoping to kick on from his second-team colours last year and play more regularly.

Chris Peacock having made the long journey down from Sunderland to join Trinity College enjoyed a turbulent first term at Cambridge and played at both full back and centre half for the Falcons. He has made a few appearances for the Blues and enjoyed the tour to La Manga. Unfortunately he suffered a broken nose half way through Easter term in a college game but hopes to recover in time to play some part in the rest of the 2009-2010 campaign.

Leaving his native Finland at the age of 13, it took Aki a few years to make the transition from ice hockey to football. Having switched his skates for boots, he was discovered at the age of 16 by a scout from the Dutch team Blauw-Zwarte who decided that the pacey Finn was just what their youth team needed for a fullback. In the 2008 try-outs, former blues captain Alex Coleman realized CUAFC hadn't recruited any new strikers. Coley thought quick and hard and decided to try Aki up-front. A right back turned centre-forward, Aki has now been scoring goals for the Falcons for two seasons, earning a place in the starting line-up in the 2009 2nds Varsity match. During the summers, Aki plays for his local team in Helsinki, HPS, and helped them get promoted to the 3rd division of the Finnish National Football League for the 09-10 season. In his ample free time, Aki enjoys acoustic music, chicken and American girls.

The hero of the penalty shoot out in last season's Falcons Varsity match, goalkeeper Chris Ellis is the current 2nd XI captain and designated match day driver. 'Ellis', as he is affectionately known, divides his time between his mathematics degree, doing all he can to ensure that Jesus finally win Cuppers and wishing that Stu Ferguson studied something other than medicine. The former Chester City and Wrexham youth starlet (both clubs now in administration) has a quiet yet determined style of captaincy that has resulted in one of the best seasons for the Falcons in recent years, one which would be completed with BUCS promotion and another Varsity victory or, failing both of those, a timely injury to Ferguson...