Fok! adopteert Carlisle United FC #4

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Op maandag 1 december 2003 19:14 schreef pfaf het volgende:
zijn ze al uit hun * kuch* kleine vormcrisis ?

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Op maandag 1 december 2003 19:14 schreef pfaf het volgende:
zijn ze al uit hun * kuch* kleine vormcrisis ?

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Een all-time laagterecord.
Blijkt dus nog steeds een prima keuze van Fok! om deze club te adopteren.

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Op maandag 1 december 2003 19:29 schreef golfer het volgende:

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Blijkt dus nog steeds een prima keuze van Fok! om deze club te adopteren.

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Op maandag 1 december 2003 19:32 schreef pfaf het volgende:

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opmerkelijk dat ik dan toch steeds minder "Go Carlisle!" "Fok! u we're Carlisle" signatures zie.

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Op maandag 1 december 2003 19:32 schreef pfaf het volgende:

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opmerkelijk dat ik dan toch steeds minder "Go Carlisle!" "Fok! u we're Carlisle" signatures zie.

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Carlisle 0-3 Sheff Wed

Veteran striker Mark Robins gave Carlisle's goal-shy forwards an object lesson in finishing as Sheffield Wednesday stormed past the Cumbrians.
The much travelled Robins, making his Wednesday debut, grabbed a second half double to send the Owls comfortably through to the Northern area semi-finals of the LDV Vans Trophy.

Central defender Graeme Lee gave Wednesday the lead right on the stroke of half time after Carlisle goalkeeper Matt Glennon had made a valiant attempt to keep out his header from a Laurie Wilson corner.

And from there Carlisle never looked like finding a way back into the game.

They had their fair share of the ball but failed to create many clear-cut chances before Robins got on the end of Grant Holt's cross to score with a stooping close-range header in the 77th minute.

It was the same pair who figured in Wednesday's third seven minutes later. Robins and Holt worked a neat move before Holt's low ball in from the right left his new colleague with the easiest of tap-ins from six yards.

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Op vrijdag 12 december 2003 14:52 schreef PogueMahone het volgende:
Is er ergens een stand te lezen?

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1 Oxford Utd          20 19 41 
2 Hull City           21 21 40 
3 Doncaster           20 20 40 
4 Mansfield Town      20 20 39 
5 Yeovil              20 12 37 
6 Swansea City        20 9  35 
7 Torquay United      20 5  34 
8 Lincoln City        20 7  31 
9 Scunthorpe Utd      20 8  30 
10 Huddersfield       20 2  30 
11 York City          21 -5 29 
12 Bury               21 -6 29 
13 Bristol Rovers     20 -1 26 
14 Leyton Orient      20 -4 25 
15 Boston United      20 -3 24 
16 Cambridge Utd      20 -6 23 
17 Northampton        20-10 23 
18 Cheltenham         20-12 23 
19 Rochdale           20 -6 20 
20 Macclesfield       20 -8 20 
21 Darlington         21-11 20 
22 Kidderminster      20-11 20 
23 Southend Utd       20-15 18 
24 Carlisle United    20 -25 5

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Gelukkig niet gewonnen.

Wat een toppers zijn het toch.

J.

[Dit bericht is gewijzigd door Kluupkluup op 14-12-2003 01:19]

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Op zondag 14 december 2003 01:17 schreef Kluupkluup het volgende:
Wat ik me afvraag..
Heeft iemand in Carlisle ook maar enig idee wat er zich hier afspeeld op fok! ?
Ik bedoel..
Ik zou het wel tof vinden als ik Engelsen hoorde praten over:
"Did you see the Go Ahead Eagles yesterday?..They won the derby against Heracles by 2-0" (ik quote voor het gemak even een turkse Engelsman, vandaar m'n slechte Engels :d )

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Een bevriende Engelsman,wel een Arsenal supporter,weet er van en die lag helemaal dubbel

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Op zondag 14 december 2003 01:17 schreef Kluupkluup het volgende:
Wat ik me afvraag..
Heeft iemand in Carlisle ook maar enig idee wat er zich hier afspeeld op fok! ?
Ik bedoel..
Ik zou het wel tof vinden als ik Engelsen hoorde praten over:
"Did you see the Go Ahead Eagles yesterday?..They won the derby against Heracles by 2-0" (ik quote voor het gemak even een turkse Engelsman, vandaar m'n slechte Engels )

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Misschien dat iemand een keer een linkje kan geven in een site van Carlisle.

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Op zondag 14 december 2003 01:29 schreef golfer het volgende:
We hebben echt de perfecte club geadopteerd.

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maar k ben bang dat we in dit tempo volgend jaar een divisie lager moeten gaan kijken

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Op zondag 14 december 2003 13:54 schreef rubbereend het volgende:

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ik weet wel wat ik voorstel

maar k ben bang dat we in dit tempo volgend jaar een divisie lager moeten gaan kijken

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Op zondag 14 december 2003 19:15 schreef Kluupkluup het volgende:

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15 punt 8er op de nr. 1-na-laatst..
Kunnen ze eigenlijk wel degraderen?
Hier onder zitten toch de amateurs?
Of is dat niet gescheiden in Engeland??

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maar ik laat me graag verbeteren

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Op zondag 14 december 2003 19:15 schreef Kluupkluup het volgende:

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Kunnen ze eigenlijk wel degraderen?

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Hier onder zitten toch de amateurs?

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Of is dat niet gescheiden in Engeland??

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keep up the good work, en trouwens jullie moeten het ze wel laten weten hoor vinden ze vast leuk

"It's the fans I feel most sorry for," the Oxford boss told BBC Radio Cumbria.

"It is a First Division club with First Division supporters with a potential only Hull and Plymouth can match in the lower leagues.

"It's such a shame it hasn't all come together. The fans deserve better."

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[b]Op donderdag 18 december 2003 09:10 schreef ChAoZ het
"It is a First Division club with First Division supporters with a potential only Hull and Plymouth can match in the lower leagues.

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Preece joins Carlisle

Carlisle, 15 points adrift at the foot of Division Three, have signed veteran striker Andy Preece to aid their fight to beat the drop.
Preece lost his job as player-manager of Bury due to cost-cutting measures earlier this week.

The 36-year-old has agreed a deal that will keep him at Brunton Park until the end of the season.

"He'll bring a huge amount of knowledge to the dressing-room," Carlisle boss Paul Simpson told his club's website.

"He is the type of player we need, one who can be in the right place at the right time."

Preece has scored 115 league goals in a career that has taken him to Wrexham, Stockport, Crystal Palace, Blackpool and Bury.

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Simpson delighted after win

Carlisle player-manager Paul Simpson watched his side win their first game since he took over after beating Torquay 2-0 at Brunton Park.
New signing Andy Preece and Paul Arnison scored as Carlisle won only their second game of the campaign.

"I'm hoping that is the start of what we need - a long run that will get us out of the position we are in at the moment," said Simpson.

"For me it means I can have a bit of a smile on my face."

Simpson went on to add: "The whole of the back four were solid.

"Not only have we got the goals, which is fantastic, but we have go to clean sheet which I'm delighted about.

"Matty Glennon has made a couple of saves but apart from the last 10 or 15 minutes, where I thought we were sloppy, we just about got it right.

"We have worked hard but things could still be better," Simpson told the club's official website.

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Matthew Fryatt [Wallsall - Carlisle United] Loan

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Carlisle consider legal action

Carlisle are considering legal action against Bury in a bid to play Andy Preece on Boxing Day.
Preece joined the Cumbrians last Friday after being sacked as player-manager by Bury as part of cost-cutting.

Carlisle claim Bury would only release Preece's registration if they agreed not to pick him for Friday's game.

"Paul Simpson has been on the phone to Bury to try and sort it out, but it looks like Andy won't be playing on Boxing Day," said a Carlisle spokesman.

In order to sign Preece in time for last weekend's game against Torquay - in which the 36-year-old opened the scoring - Simpson reluctantly accepted the conditions of the agreement.

But Carlisle claim they had little option but to agree, and that Bury had no right to demand such a clause in the contract as Preece was a free agent.

"Paul has been on the phone to Bury to try and sort it out, but at the moment it looks like Andy won't be playing on Boxing Day," said a Carlisle spokesman.

"We will appeal to the Football League, and we are even looking at taking it to court because Andy should be allowed to play.

"Andy desperately wants to play. He's not very happy about it, Paul Simpson is not very happy about it and (chairman) John Courtenay is not very happy about it.

"We had to agree last week because Andy wouldn't have played against Torquay otherwise."

The Football League, who hold all players' registrations, claim they can do little to solve the dispute.

"Any agreement of this type is an agreement between the two clubs and does not form part of procedures of the League," said a spokesman.

"It is effectively a gentlemen's agreement between the clubs, so it is between them to sort it out."

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Bury v Carlisle

Bury's new loan signing Glenn Whelan from Manchester City will go straight into the squad.
Lee Unsworth returns and Lee Connell are back after injury but Simon Whaley is still not fit after knee surgery.

New Carlisle signing Andy Preece looks set to miss out against his former club.

But Peter Murphy, Des Byrne, Mark Summerbell and Steve Livingstone all look like missing out.

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vast een onterechte pingel

en een mooi detail:
DARLINGTON 0-1 HUDDERSFIELD 3.20
Booth 28

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Op vrijdag 26 december 2003 17:23 schreef PogueMahone het volgende:
gaat goed

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Come on lads.

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Bury 1-3 Carlisle

Former Bury player-manager Andy Preece helped condemn his old club to their sixth straight defeat as Carlisle got their first away victory of the season.
The home side went in front from a Chris Porter penalty before Kevin Gray equalised with a header.

Preece secured the win by setting up Brendan McGill and Kevin Henderson for second-half goals.

The 36-year-old went off to a standing ovation from both sets of supporters.

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Bury: Garner, Swailes, Barrass, Woodthorpe, Unsworth, O'Shaughnessy, Whelan, Dunfield, Kennedy, O'Neill, Porter. Subs: Duxbury, Clegg, Seddon, Connell, Thompson.

Carlisle: Glennon, Arnison, Gray, Raven, Cowan, McGill, McDonagh, Billy, Simpson, Fryatt, Preece. Subs: Murphy, Andrews, Farrell, Keen, Henderson.

Referee: M Atkinson (W Yorkshire).

Nationwide Football League Division Three table
Fri Dec 26
Click on a team for full coverage

P GD PTS
1 Doncaster 23 25 49
2 Oxford Utd 23 21 48
3 Mansfield Town 23 21 45
4 Hull City 24 22 44
5 Yeovil 23 13 43
6 Lincoln City 22 9 37
7 Swansea City 23 6 36
8 Torquay United 23 3 36
9 Huddersfield 23 -1 34
10 York City 24 -6 33
11 Scunthorpe Utd 23 6 31
12 Bristol Rovers 23 -2 29
13 Cambridge Utd 23 -5 29
14 Bury 24 -11 29
15 Leyton Orient 23 -4 28
16 Northampton 23 -10 27
17 Macclesfield 23 -4 26
18 Rochdale 23 -5 26
19 Kidderminster 23 -10 26
20 Cheltenham 22 -13 26
21 Boston United 23 -5 25
22 Southend Utd 23 -14 24
23 Darlington 24 -14 20
24 Carlisle United 23 -22 11

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Carlisle v Darlington

Carlisle will have striker Richie Foran back after suspension and Peter Murphy is expected to keep his place.
But they will be without Mark Summerbell (shoulder), Steve Livingstone (back) and Des Byrne.

Darlington will be boosted by the return of striker Barry Conlon and defender Ryan Valentine after bans.

Boss David Hodgson has no other worries, with Michael Price likely to continue ahead of Andy Collett in goal.

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Op zondag 28 december 2003 17:45 schreef rubbereend het volgende:
sonde dit was de kans geweest, maargoed weer een punt, weer niet verloren het gaat opzicht dus erg goed

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Op zondag 28 december 2003 17:46 schreef DutchGooner het volgende:

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Tis nog niet afgelopen,we spelen nog 20 minuten

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Op zondag 28 december 2003 18:08 schreef golfer het volgende:
En het bleef 1-1 tegen onze grote rivaal.

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Op zondag 28 december 2003 18:56 schreef mitt het volgende:
wel knap dat we van alle clubs die we konden kiezen een club kozen die laatste staat in Nationwide Football League Division Three

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En ze moeten daar echt weten dat dit topic bestaat.

Dat ze er niet alleen voorstaan.

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Op dinsdag 30 december 2003 10:44 schreef Doc het volgende:
Weer niet verloren

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Fijn om te merken dat ze zoveel FOK-steun krijgen in Nederland.

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Op vrijdag 2 januari 2004 19:26 schreef Dwersdriever het volgende:
Ik zie dit topic voor het eerst, maar ik heb al enkele jaren een zwak voor Carlisle United. Ik heb ze een jaar of vijf, zes geleden zien spelen op Wembley in de Auto Windscreen Shield Final of zoiets. Het was opmerkelijk dat er enkele duizenden fans waren meegereisd helemaal vanuit het hoge Noorden om die finale te zien. Ze verloren als ik het me goed herinner na strafschoppen van een team uit het zuiden, maar ik had ze toen de overwinning wel gegund.

Fijn om te merken dat ze zoveel FOK-steun krijgen in Nederland.

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Niet van de echte voetbalkenners hoor

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Wie er oog voor heeft kan hier heerlijk van genieten, als is het voetbal niet altijd even briljant. De tweede en derde divisie in Schotland zijn ook zonder meer genieten.

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Op vrijdag 2 januari 2004 20:09 schreef Dwersdriever het volgende:

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Weet je wat het een beetje is. Bij dat type clubs kun je nog een beetje de ouderwetse voetbalsfeer proeven. Geen beursgenoteerde onderneming met vanuit de hele wereld ingevlogen vedetten met een banksaldo waar de nationale bank van Zambia jaloers op is, maar gewoon jongens die voor een klein salaris alles geven wat ze hebben. Op de tribunes gewoon een pint en een steak & Kidney Pie in plaats van champagne met sushi. Gewoon toeschouwers met een sjaaltje en een shirt die zich de hele wedstrijd de longen uit het lijf zingen in plaats van toeschouwers die de hele wedstrijd in hun mobieltje zitten te bleren, een krakkemikkige staantribune in plaats van een multifunctioneel paleis met een schuifdak.

Wie er oog voor heeft kan hier heerlijk van genieten, als is het voetbal niet altijd even briljant. De tweede en derde divisie in Schotland zijn ook zonder meer genieten.

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Op vrijdag 2 januari 2004 20:12 schreef Poepoog het volgende:

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Kuchdarlingtonkuch

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Op vrijdag 2 januari 2004 20:43 schreef rubbereend het volgende:

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geniet er nog maar even van, tis hun laatste seizoen in division 3

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We zullen aan jullie denken in de Conference League

en voor ons aller plezier:
LEYTON O 1-0 DARLINGTON
Toner 9

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Op zaterdag 3 januari 2004 17:55 schreef rubbereend het volgende:
tussenstand :
CARLISLE 2-1 BOSTON
Chapman og 15 Jones 10
Fryatt 61

en voor ons aller plezier:
LEYTON O 1-0 DARLINGTON
Toner 9

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Come on boys !!!

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Simpson hails 'massive' win

Carlisle boss Paul Simpson was delighted his team continued their good form with a 2-1 win over Boston.
After going behind, the Brunton Park men stole the three points thanks to a Ben Champman own goal and a Matty Fryatt strike on the hour mark.

The victory means Carlisle now have 10 points from their last four games.

"That was a massive win for us. We've shown what spirit we have got inside the squad and we held out. We have to keep this run going," said Simpson.

"When we went behind I did think to myself - well here we go again.

"A few weeks ago we'd be looking round and wondering how on earth we were going to get back in to the game, but we don't have that now.

"We've taken the points total we set ourselves over Christmas but we've achieved absolutely nothing yet.

"A few weeks ago we were written off and we've brought ourselves back in to it.

"If we don't take the chance we've given ourselves then I'll be really disappointed. We just need to make sure we give it everything now," he told the club's official website.

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Op maandag 5 januari 2004 09:15 schreef ChAoZ het volgende:
de weg omhoog is eigenlijk iets te vroeg gevonden. als we zo doorgaan, gaan we nog in de middenmoot eindigen

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Op maandag 5 januari 2004 09:41 schreef pfaf het volgende:

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das wel erg saai inderdaad

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Foran joins Oxford

Carlisle striker Richie Foran has joined Division Three rivals Oxford United on a month loan with a view to a permanent move.
Foran, 23, is out of favour at Brunton Park this season and has linked up with former Carlisle boss Ian Atkins.

"It's a good move for Richie and the club because he is available on a Bosman at the end of the season," Carlisle manager Paul Simpson told BBC Radio Cumbria.

Foran joined United for £100,000 from Irish side Shelbourne in 2001 and has scored 29 times in 102 appearances.

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Preece scoops award

Preston striker Ricardo Fuller is the Division One Player of the Month for December.
Luton goalkeeper Marlon Beresford won the Division Two award, with Carlisle United striker Andy Preece taking the Division Three honour.

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Preece was Bury manager at the start of December, but after parting company with the Shakers signed on as a player with struggling Carlisle.

The Cumbrians had just five points when he joined, but are unbeaten since his arrival.

"It is rare that one player has such an impact on a club, but Andy Preece's arrival and Carlisle's turnaround in fortunes cannot be a coincidence."

Each winner will receive a trophy and a bottle of champagne from sponsors Umbro Isotonic.

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York v Carlisle

Justin Walker is in contention for a place in the York side following the midfielder's loan move from Cambridge.
Jon Parkin has shaken off a hamstring injury and is joined in the squad by Lev Yalcin, who has been suffering with a strained abductor muscle.

Carlisle have no new injury worries ahead of the game.

They are still without Des Byrne (knee ligaments), Steve Livingstone (back), Paul Raven (hamstring) and Mark Summerbell (gastroenteritis).

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maar darlington heeft ook verloren (DARLINGTON 0-1 HULL)

Nu even 100% balen, maar volgende week weer 100% Carlisle

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Simpson wants big response

Carlisle boss Paul Simpson saw his side's four-match unbeaten run end at York, and said: "We'll just have to make sure this is a blip."
The Cumbrians' recent revival ended, and they remain 10 points behind Southend in the last safety place in Division Three.

Simpson added: "We've had a run where we've given ourselves a chance.

"We've got 20 games to play and we have to keep on scrapping."

"Results at the bottom have gone our way, so we're in the same position.

"We've got to make sure this performance is seen as the kick up the backside that might just get us back in the right frame of mind again.

"We can't feel sorry for ourselves, we've got to work hard and make sure things come right again.

"There are a lot of disappointed players and we have to see how they respond."

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Carlisle to keep Fryatt

Carlisle United are set to extend the loan stay of striker Matty Fryatt by another month.
Cumbrians boss Paul Simpson has spoken with Walsall about an extension to his current loan deal and The Saddlers have agreed.

Meanwhile, Simpson says he's stepping up attempts to sign defender Paul Arnison on a full-time basis.

"I'll be speaking to Hartlepool about a deal and hopefully we can reach an agreement," he told BBC Radio Cumbria.

"He's done well since he came here. He's a good character to have around the dressing room and a player I'd like to have around in the future."

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Carlisle v Yeovil

Carlisle's on-loan striker Matty Fryatt has been declared fit for the game.
Fryatt has recovered from a foot injury, while defender Kevin Gray is also expected to feature after hurting his arm at York last weekend.

Yeovil can welcome back Jake Edwards and Colin Pluck from suspension, but Gavin Williams and Adam Lockwood are both now banned.

Edwards, who has missed the Glovers' last three games, scored in a midweek reserve match.

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en de wankers van darlington hebben met een doelpuntje in de laatste minuut een punt weten te redden:
KIDDERMINSTER 1-1 DARLINGTON
Murray 7 McGurk 90

het gat is nu nog maar 4 punten met een wedstrijd minder!!!!

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Op zaterdag 17 januari 2004 18:37 schreef rubbereend het volgende:

het gat is nu nog maar 4 punten met een wedstrijd minder!!!!

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Gaat de goede kant op.
Laat die wankers maar laatste worden

Simpson has master-minded a remarkable fightback by the Nationwide League's bottom club, who looked relegation certainties until Christmas.

And the player-manager, who led from the front by scoring the opening goal in Saturday's win over Yeovil, admits that the injection of fresh blood has played a major part in reviving survival hopes.

"That's been the big difference. It's not just a case of the new players being better than the ones we have got. They have brought a different attitude to the place," said Simpson.

"They have not been in this situation, like our other players, for the last few years.

"They have come in and given the lads a different belief. And the players who had been under-achieving earlier in the season have a new lease of life and are playing with more confidence.

"We have got a decent blend now with some good fighters in there, and that's making a difference."

Simpson's signings of experienced campaigners Andy Preece, Kevin Gray and Tom Cowan, as well as teenage striker Matty Fryatt on loan from Walsall, have coincided with a run of four wins and a draw in Carlisle's last six games.

Preece has been linked with the potential vacancy at former club Blackpool, where manager Steve McMahon is not happy with the club's current situation.

But while ex-Bury boss Preece has a clause in his contract allowing him to speak to clubs offering a coaching or management position, Simpson hopes the 36-year-old striker will stay at Brunton Park.

"We have asked Andy to keep us informed if anything comes up," added Simpson.

"But he's enjoying himself here. He's got nothing else to worry about other than himself and playing, which he is doing very well."

Preece's only goal for the club came on his debut in the win over Torquay on December 20, which kick-started Carlisle's resurgence.

But the former Crystal Palace and Stockport frontman has struck up an effective partnership with Fryatt and helped galvanise the team.

"We have given ourselves a bit of a fighting chance," said Simpson.

"Before Christmas we were getting a hell of a lot of press coverage because everyone was feeling sorry for us.

"Now we've had a few results we're getting coverage because people are starting to believe we might get out of it.

"The supporters have stuck with us all along but that support is getting even better now because we are giving them something to smile about.

"But we're still seven points from safety, and that's a hell of a lot.

"We've got to make sure we carry this on. We have 19 games left and we have keep scrapping and batting away for everything we can. Hopefully then we'll get our reward."

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Op zaterdag 24 januari 2004 21:09 schreef rubbereend het volgende:
tis zo gebleven, verloren en nog wel doordat iemand die Carlisle heet een pingel dr in trapt

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Simpson eyes safety

Paul Simpson says Carlisle have a good chance of avoiding relegation if they can improve their away form.
"There are still enough games left for us and if we go in positively we will get the results we need," the boss said after the 1-0 defeat at Bristol Rovers.

"We're getting ourselves on a run at home where we are looking strong and we have got to maintain that.

"The fact is we haven't picked up enough points away from home. We have to start performing better away."

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Livingstone hangs up boots

Carlisle's Steve Livingstone has been forced to retire through injury.
The 35-year-old utility man has failed to recover from the back problem which has troubled him for the best part of a decade.

The veteran striker joined Carlisle last summer after agreeing a 12-month deal.

The former Coventry and Blackburn Rovers player spent almost 10 years with Grimsby before his arrival at Carlisle.

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voorbeschouwing: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/eng_div_2/3425705.stm

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Op zaterdag 31 januari 2004 15:24 schreef Yeahinho het volgende:

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Uitgesteld dus!

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CARLISLE 1-1 BURY
Simpson 31 Seddon 25

vrijetrap van 30 yards, weet niet hoeveel dat is, rechts in de bovenhoek

CARLISLE 2-1 BURY
Simpson 31 Seddon 25
Gray 53
darlington inmiddels 0-2 voor

En Darlington 0-2

voorbewschouwing:

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Carlisle v Hull

Richie Foran returns to the Carlisle squad after his loan spell at Oxford.
The striker has been given the go-ahead to carry on playing instead of facing surgery on a ankle injury.

Hull are still without Jason Price after the winger sustained a suspected Achilles problem following his recent absence with a calf injury.

The Tigers can either continue with Ryan France in place of Price, bring in Jon Walters or put Stuart Green into a wide role.

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Op zaterdag 14 februari 2004 13:56 schreef rubbereend het volgende:
vandag tegen Hull de nummer 1!!!!!

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CARLISLE 1-0 HULL
Preece 56

zowel Darlington als Southend staan voor dus we komen weer meer achter te staan

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Op maandag 16 februari 2004 13:37 schreef DIGGER het volgende:
Maar toch niet gek, een punt tegen de koploper

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Carlisle 1-1 Hull

Stuart Green scored a late leveller to save Hull's blushes in an exciting top-versus-bottom clash at Carlisle.
Andy Preece put the hosts ahead in the 56th minute when he slotted home with a right-footed drive from Peter Murphy's inswinging corner.

It looked like Carlisle would hang on to take victory until Green dented the hosts' faint survival hopes.

Green slotted home Stuart Elliott's cross from close range with just eight minutes remaining.

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Carlisle: Glennon, Arnison, Gray, Andrews, Cowan, McGill, Billy, Murphy, Simpson, Fryatt, Preece. Subs: Foran, Rundle, McDonagh, Farrell, Keen.

Hull: Myhill, Marshall, Whittle, Joseph, Dawson, Green, Hinds, Delaney, Elliott, Allsopp, Burgess. Subs: Forrester, Walters, Musselwhite, Melton, Holt.

Referee: M Dean (Wirral)

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Carlisle are mourning former player Geoff Twentyman who has died at the age of 74, reports BBC Radio Cumbria.
Brampton-born Twentyman played over 150 times for the Brunton Park club in two spells between 1946 and 1963.

In 1953, he left Carlisle, joining Liverpool for £10,000, where he scored 19 goals in 184 appearances.

He returned to Carlisle after a spell as player-manager at Ballymena, before stints with Morecambe and Penrith, and returning to Anfield as chief scout.

Meanwhile, Carlisle owner John Courtenay has told BBC Radio Cumbria that striker Richie Foran is unlikely to play for the club again after breaking a curfew over the weekend.

Foran and team-mate Des Byrne have been suspended for breach of club discipline following the 1-1 draw with Hull City.

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Darlington verloren

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Cambridge 2-2 Carlisle

Two goals from player-boss Paul Simpson earned Carlisle another point in their quest to avoid relegation.
He opened the scoring in the seventh minute with an angled drive after a mix-up in the Cambridge defence.

David Bridges equalised with a header, before Luke Gutteridge raced through a gap in the Carlisle rearguard to put Cambridge in front.

But Simpson controlled the ball and hammered it past goalkeeper Shaun Marshall seven minutes from time.

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Cambridge Utd: Marshall, Goodhind, Duncan, Angus, Murray, Bridges, Tann, Guttridge, Nicholls, Webb, Revell. Subs: Brennan, Tudor, John Turner, Easter, Robinson.

Carlisle: Glennon, Arnison, Andrews, Gray, Cowan, McGill, Murphy, Billy, Simpson, Fryatt, Preece. Subs: Shelley, Rundle, McDonagh, Farrell, Keen.

Referee: R Olivier (Sutton Coldfield).

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Op woensdag 18 februari 2004 11:23 schreef rubbereend het volgende:
het gat is nu 8 punten op Darlington en Macclesfield. Maar Darlington heeft een wedstrijd meer het kan dus nog steeds

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Carlisle U. [1 - 0] Huddersfield T.
72' [1 - 0] Duffield

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Simpson salutes Duffield

Paul Simpson says Peter Duffield's debut for Carlisle in the 1-0 win over Huddersfield shows he was right to sign the Boston striker on loan.
"He has a record of something like one in three over more than 300 games," the Cumbrians player-manager said.

"His header in the first half showed what sort of player he is. Someone had a shot from the edge of the box and Peter was the only player to react.

"It was a pleasing debut for him," Simpson added on the goalscorer.

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Op zaterdag 13 maart 2004 21:22 schreef tong80 het volgende:
Is this serious.

If as. Greatings my friend.

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Op zaterdag 13 maart 2004 22:34 schreef MaxPower het volgende:
Volg deze topics al een tijdje, en onbewust kijk ik toch altijd ff op BBC Matchday ('s middags met al die uitslagen) wat ze gedaan hebben... geinig is dat.

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Op zaterdag 13 maart 2004 22:37 schreef Inquistor87 het volgende:
http://boards.footymad.ne(...)act=1&mid=2145582967


Woohooo .

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Op zaterdag 13 maart 2004 22:37 schreef Inquistor87 het volgende:
http://boards.footymad.ne(...)act=1&mid=2145582967


Woohooo .

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Posted by AlWoodcock on 14 Mar 00:42 Complain | Reply
re: re: The DUtch are trying to make contact ...

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Would you be interested in a free meal in Foxy's on the 27th March? Well there's still a place up for grabs and we want to give it to fans from afar.

Plus you'd pick up lessons in English speaking from Minceman.

P.S. You are de oraanjish and ve are de lemonsh..

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Op zondag 14 maart 2004 16:00 schreef rubbereend het volgende:
worden we u uitgenodigd voor een etentje daar :
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Op zondag 14 maart 2004 16:02 schreef Inquistor87 het volgende:

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Ik las het vanochtend ja, wel lekker .

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Op zaterdag 13 maart 2004 18:26 schreef rubbereend het volgende:

21 Boston United 35 39
22 Rochdale 35 37
23 Macclesfield 35 32
24 Carlisle United 35 30

get kan dus nog makkelijk nog 9 wedstrijden voor Carlisle en we moeten nog een keer tegen Rochdale

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Op zaterdag 13 maart 2004 21:06 schreef CumbriaMyLord het volgende:
I speak no dutch so many apologies. Carlisle fans are aware of your support and a decent forum is available on www.cufconline.org.uk where you'll find interesting and "informative" chats on everything from the mighty blues to lager trees.

go well dutch blues!

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Carlisle v Northampton

Carlisle will be without defender Tom Cowan, who is missing with a hamstring injury sustained at the weekend.
Striker Richie Foran may return to the squad after being dropped, but Paul Raven (calf) and Kevin Henderson (ankle) remain long-term absentees. Midfielder Marc Richards is available for Northampton after completing a ban, but Paul Reid and Chris Hargreaves have to finish their suspensions.

Tom Youngs missed out against Boston with groin trouble and remains a doubt.

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Carlisle 1-1 Northampton

Paul Trollope's 82nd-minute strike denied rock-bottom Carlisle a rare win.
Carlisle had taken the lead a minute earlier through striker Craig Farrell, who swept the ball home from Lee Andrews' 40-yard pass.

But the Division Three strugglers could not hang onto their lead as Trollope beat Matt Glennon with a superb lob.

On-loan teenager Kevin Langmead should have won it for the hosts after he came on as substitute but he headed tamely into the keeper's arms.

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Rochdale v Carlisle

Rochdale will give debuts to new signings Neil Redfearn and Willo Flood.
Daryl Burgess faces a late fitness test on a hamstring injury but on-loan defender Danny Livesey is sidelined as he serves a one-match ban.

Carlisle welcome Mark Boyd into the squad after his move from Port Vale while player-boss Paul Simpson has recovered from a knee injury.

Paul Arnison is fit despite picking up a knock in midweek but fellow defender Will McDonagh (ankle) is rated 50-50.

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Rochdale 2-0 Carlisle

Rochdale boosted their hopes of survival and plunged Carlisle deeper into the mire with this victory.
Gary Jones slotted home a penalty after Cumbrians goalkeeper Matt Glennon was sent off for hauling down Grant Holt.

Neil Redfearn had a free-kick saved and Lee McEvilly fired into the side netting as Rochdale took control.

Carlisle improved considerably after the half-time interval but a classic counter-attack saw Holt race clear and finish in style to clinch the points.


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Rochdale: Edwards, Evans, Griffiths, Heald, Smith, Bertos, Redfearn, Flood, Jones, Holt, McEvilly. Subs: Gilks, Townson, Grand, McCourt, Warner.

Carlisle: Glennon, Arnison, Gray, Murphy, Shelley, McGill, Boyd, Billy, Duffield, Farrell, Preece. Subs: Rundle, Andrews, Langmead, Keen, Jack.

Referee: B Curson (Leicestershire)

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Penalty angers Simpson

Carlisle boss Paul Simpson felt his side's hopes at Rochdale were dashed by a controversial penalty award.
Cumbrians keeper Matt Glennon was sent off after referee Brian Curson ruled he had brought down Dale's Grant Holt.

Simpson said: "The game was hugely affected by the referee's decision and I don't actually feel it was a penalty.

"I need to look at it in the cold light of day but all I can say is that it was a huge decision that had a massive effect on an important game."

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Op zondag 21 maart 2004 19:11 schreef rubbereend het volgende:
we zijn dus eigenlijk genaaid door de scheids:
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Scunthorpe v Carlisle

Scunthorpe could recall Peter Beagrie and Kevin Sharp to the starting line-up for the Cumbrians' visit.
Cliff Byrne (hamstring) is a doubt and should he not make it Nathan Stanton will continue at centre-half.

Carlisle player-boss Paul Simpson remains on the sidelines with a knee injury and Tom Cowan (hamstring) and Will McDonagh (ankle) are still out.

Meanwhile, they will appeal over keeper Matthew Glennon's sending off during the 2-0 defeat at Rochdale on Saturday

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Langmead stays at Carlisle

Carlisle have extended the loan spell of Preston striker Kevin Langmead until the end of the season.
Langmead, 18, made his first start for the Cumbrians in Tuesday's win at Scunthorpe following three previous substitute appearances.

"He has impressed me in training and did well against Scunthorpe.

"He has shown he has the mental strength needed to fight our way to the end of the season," Carlisle boss Paul Simpson told his club's website.

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Carlisle v Southend

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Carlisle v Southend

Carlisle player-boss Paul Simpson will miss the match as he is still coming back to fitness from a knee injury.
Tom Cowan is still receiving treatment on a hamstring injury and Will McDonagh is struggling with ankle trouble.

New loan signing Nick Nicolau, who arrived on deadline day from Arsenal, is likely to make his Southend debut.

Midfielder Mark Gower came through the last week's LDV Vans Trophy final loss unscathed and will remain in the squad, and there are no other injury worries.

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Carlisle 1-2 Southend

A brace from Leon Constantine drove a nail into Carlisle's survival chances.
Constantine sliced through the home defence on a devastating 40-yard break before slotting home from eight yards.

He made it two with a twice-taken penalty after Mark Bentley's free-kick was adjudged to have been handled by the Carlisle wall.

Craig Farrell gave the Cumbrians some hope with a superb first-time strike in the 87th minute but it was too late to save his side from defeat.


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Carlisle: Glennon, Andrews, Gray, Murphy, Shelley, McGill, Boyd, Billy, Duffield, Langmead, Farrell.
Subs: Arnison, Rundle, Keen, Jack, Preece.
Southend: Flahavan, Jupp, Warren, Cort, Nicolau, Pettefer, Maher, Bentley, Gower, Broughton, Constantine.
Subs: Emberson, Stuart, Bramble, Jenkins, Hunt.

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Swansea v Carlisle

Swansea midfielder Andy Robinson is out of action after picking up a hamstring injury again Huddersfield.
Top scorer Lee Trundle is set to return after passing fit but Brad Maylett, Kevin Nugent, Izzy Iriekpen and Leon Hylton will all miss out.

Carlisle player-manager Paul Simpson has a depleted squad for the crucial trip to Swansea.

Paul Raven (hamstring) is out while Chris Billy and Will McDonagh are unlikely to play again this season.

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Op zaterdag 3 april 2004 18:06 schreef Yeahinho het volgende:

"Are you watching, are you watching, are you watching Darlington?"

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Simpson's rallying call

Carlisle boss Paul Simpson believes the Cumbrians still hold their destiny in their own hands as he plots the next chapter of their Great Escape.

The club could yet preserve their League status after the drop loomed after less than half the season.

Carlisle play Kidderminster next as they try to close a five-point gap.

"This weekend is a big one for us, and if we can get the results we want that will take us onto the next phase," Simpson told BBC Sport.


"It depends on ourselves. If we get the results ourselves, I would expect two teams to fall below us.

"If everybody else wins their games we know we are down, but I don't expect that to happen.

"We are in a different situation to most teams around the bottom. We are actually in good form and other sides are struggling. Hopefully it will continue that way."

Simpson believes seven teams from Scunthorpe down are involved in the relegation scrap, with Carlisle still one of them despite winning just one of their first 21 games of the season.

"A lot of people didn't think we would still be in it at this stage and a lot had written us off.

"But we will keep battling for as long as it takes," added United's player-manager.

"At the end of November, middle of December looking at our situation we could have been breaking all records for the lowest number of points and earliest relegation.

"But we have surprised everybody and kept battling away and now we are five points away from three teams, and six from another."

Carlisle have lost just five of their last 19 games and in recent signing Peter Duffield have a striker capable of keeping the fight alive.

The Brunton Park club is no stranger to close calls, having finished in the bottom three in five of the last six seasons.

Staying up this time would be just as miraculous as keeper Jimmy Glass's last-minute heroics in 1999 when his goal sent Scarborough down instead.

But Simpson, who has been attempting to stop the rot since being placed in charge at the end of August, warns that the supporters must not take salvation for granted.

He added: "In our situation it just takes a quick look at the table to see we are not all right.

"Regardless of the run we have had since we beat Torquay in December, we have remained bottom of the league.

"From being 22 points behind everybody we have done very well to get into the position we are in now.

"We have got to make sure the work we have done up to now is not wasted by going down, and that will be determined over the next six games.

"If we can finish 22nd by one point or one goal that would be absolutely fantastic, and that's the only thing we are thinking about."

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Carlisle 1-0 Kidderminster

Craig Farrell's late strike secured a win for rock-bottom Carlisle to keep alive their survival hopes.
Farrell got on the end of Kevin Langmead's pass to blast the ball home 12 minutes from time.

Carlisle dominated the match but a combination of poor finishing and the woodwork looked like denying them maximum points.

Andy Preece struck the post early on while United player-boss Paul Simpson missed some long-range efforts.


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Carlisle: Glennon, Shelley, Gray, Andrews, Murphy, McGill, Boyd, Simpson, Farrell, Preece, Duffield. Subs: Arnison, Foran, Rundle, Langmead, Keen.

Kidderminster: Danby, Hinton, Gadsby, Hatswell, Stamps, Murray, Yates, Jenkins, Brown, Williams, Clarke. Subs: Brock, Burton, Christiansen, Parrish, Foster.

Referee: G Laws (Tyne & Wear)

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Op zaterdag 10 april 2004 20:24 schreef tong80 het volgende:
Zouden onze engelse vrienden nog wel een lurken hier.

Hallo you Englishmen. Are you reading this topic. Are you aware of our support ?

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Leyton Orient 1-1 Carlisle

Brendan McGill's 80th-minute equaliser earned Carlisle a point.
Orient captain Gary Alexander shaved a post with a 67th-minute shot before firing in his 14th league goal of the season during a penalty-area scramble.

Home goalkeeper Lee Harrison saved from Peter Murphy and Mark Boyd shot just over before McGill grabbed his goal.

Both teams had men sent off - Orient's Warren Hunt for two yellow cards and Carlisle's Kevin Gray for an off-the-ball incident.

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Op woensdag 14 april 2004 01:03 schreef DutchGooner het volgende:
en York haalt een puntje in zijn eerste inhaalwedstrijd

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Carlisle v Lincoln

Carlisle player-manager Paul Simpson is doubtful because of a calf injury and will undergo a late fitness test as the Cumbrians look for three vital points.
Tom Cowan should keep his place in the starting line-up after recovering from a hamstring injury.

Lincoln manager Keith Alexander is expected to name an unchanged side.

The Imps have no new injuries or bans as they push for a promotion place, with Niall McNamara (thigh) still the only absentee.