Fok! adopteert Carlisle United FC #5

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Carlisle came from behind to maintain their unbeaten record despite a battling display from Scarborough. Scarborough took a deserved lead after 12 minutes when Keith Gilroy's shot was cleared to Neil Redfearn, who smashed home his sixth goal of the season. But Carlisle drew level on 69 minutes when substitute Kevin Henderson scored from 25 yards. And the hosts sealed victory with four minutes remaining when Kevin Gray converted Peter Murphy's corner.

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Op dinsdag 21 september 2004 22:25 schreef okee6 het volgende:
Henderson voor de 1-1

En nu de 2-1 voor Rubbereend, kom op Carlisle !

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Carlisle 2-1 Scarborough

Carlisle came from behind to maintain their unbeaten record despite a battling display from Scarborough.
Scarborough took a deserved lead after 12 minutes when Keith Gilroy's shot was cleared to Neil Redfearn, who smashed home his sixth goal of the season.

But Carlisle drew level on 69 minutes when substitute Kevin Henderson scored from 25 yards.

And the hosts sealed victory with four minutes remaining when Kevin Gray converted Peter Murphy's corner.


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Carlisle: Glennon, Shelley, Gray, Grand, Cowan, McGill (Henderson 63), Lumsdon, Billy, Murphy, Hawley, Vieira.
Subs Not Used: Arnison, Andrews, Farrell, Westwood.

Booked: Cowan, Grand.

Goals: Henderson 69, Gray 86.

Scarborough: Walker, Lyth, Cryan, Foster, Nicholson, Thompson, Kerr, Redfearn, Gilroy (Gill 82), Senior (Foot 75), Hackworth.
Subs Not Used: Burton, Pounder, Ossai.

Booked: Foster, Redfearn.

Goals: Redfearn 12.

Att: 5,111

Ref: N Swarbrick (Preston).

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Op woensdag 22 september 2004 02:06 schreef rubbereend het volgende:

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wedstrijdverslag
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toch weer dik 5.000 mensen op de tribunes

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Op woensdag 22 september 2004 08:08 schreef DIGGER het volgende:
Wie zou eerder een 1e nederlaag lijden, Arsenal, Chelsea of Carlisle?

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Op woensdag 22 september 2004 13:40 schreef Yeahinho het volgende:

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Kampioenswedstrijd aan het eind van het seizoen .

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Carlisle record is target

Carlisle boss Paul Simpson admits his unbeaten side are there to be shot at.
Although they lie fifth in the table the Cumbrians boast the Nationwide Conference's only unbeaten record, which they stretched to nine games.

Simpson said: "I think teams will always want to beat us because of the hype that surrounds Carlisle United. The fact that we are unbeaten adds a bit of spice to it, but we'll do what we have to, to get results," Simpson told Carlisle's official website.

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Op woensdag 22 september 2004 03:31 schreef The_BoezelaaR het volgende:

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Moeten we er niet es met Fokkers heen ?

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Op donderdag 23 september 2004 15:39 schreef Yeahinho het volgende:

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Hehe, ik zat al op je reactie te wachten .

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Op donderdag 23 september 2004 15:45 schreef Yeahinho het volgende:

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Was André ook een Carlisle-supporter?

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Clyde Wijnhard duikt op bij Darlington

24/9/2004 11:15

Darlington biedt Clyde Wijnhard een kans op een terugkeer op de Engelse velden. De dertigjarige spits is op proef bij de club die uitkomt in de Second Division, het laagst niveau in het Engelse profvoetbal.
Wijnhard kwam afgelopen seizoen uit in de Portugese competitie. Voor Beira Mar maakte de Nederlandse spits negen doelpunten in 28 wedstrijden. Daarvoor was hij vijf seizoenen actief in Engeland, waar hij speelde voor Leeds United, Hudderfield Town, Preston North End en Oldham Athletic.

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Op vrijdag 24 september 2004 14:17 schreef MaxPower het volgende:

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Op vrijdag 24 september 2004 15:33 schreef rubbereend het volgende:

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dat roept om spreekkoren

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Op zaterdag 25 september 2004 17:48 schreef Yeahinho het volgende:
Kampioenswedstrijd gaan we dus wel degelijk bezoeken!

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Aldershot 0-5 Carlisle

Magno Vieira struck a brilliant hat-trick as Carlisle ended Aldershot's 100% home record in stunning style.
Chris Lumsdon opened the scoring by rifling past Nikki Bull from nearly 40 yards before Chris Giles headed against the bar as the hosts fought back.

The second half was all about Vieira and he lashed into the corner before Chris Billy struck a brilliant volley.

Vieira then headed in Lumsdon's cross and he completed the rout and his treble with a fine left-foot finish.


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Aldershot: Bull, Warner (Barnes-Homer 75), Warburton (Antwi 81), Giles, Darren Barnard, Miller, Challinor, McAuley, Crittenden (Smith 86), Sills, McLean.
Subs Not Used: Richard Barnard, Johnson.

Carlisle: Glennon, Arnison, Grand, Gray, Cowan, Shelley (Andrews 36), Lumsdon, Billy, Murphy, Hawley (Farrell 83), Vieira (Henderson 81).
Subs Not Used: McGill, Westwood.

Goals: Lumsdon 28, Vieira 46, Billy 65, Vieira 68, 78.

Att: 3,482

Ref: R Vaughan (Somerset).

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Vieira happy at Carlisle

On-loan striker Magno Vieira wants to stay with Carlisle and repay player- manager Paul Simpson's faith in him.
The Wigan man, who scored a hat-trick in the 5-0 win at Aldershot, is in the second month of his spell and he said: "I'd like to be here as long as I can.

"I want to play football and I would like to thank Paul Simpson for the way he has stuck by me.

"Even in the games I didn't play well, he told me to keep believing in myself and I'd like to thank him for that."

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Carlisle v Grimsby

Carlisle player-manager Paul Simpson could make his first appearance of the season in the LDV Vans Trophy match.
Simpson is still suffering following a summer cartilage operation, but has recovered sufficiently to consider picking himself among the substitutes.

Grimsby manager Russell Slade is considering making changes to his side.

Justin Whittle, who has been playing despite a back injury, may be rested with Greg Young standing by to replace him. Jason Crowe is also due a rest.

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Carlisle 2-1 Grimsby

Conference leaders Carlisle dumped League Two side Grimsby out of the LDV Vans Trophy.
Carlisle took the lead when Chris Billy's shot was put out for a corner from which Kevin Henderson scored.

Grimsby levelled on half time when debutant Colin Cramb latched on to Clint Marcelle's centre to fire home.

Carlisle missed a penalty and had William McDonagh sent off, but they sealed the win when Simon Grand headed home Chris Lumsdon's free-kick.

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Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 23:51 schreef Yeahinho het volgende:


^{ipv de kampioenswedstrijd kunnen we natuurlijk ook de cupfinal gaan bezoeken}

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Op woensdag 29 september 2004 00:01 schreef Yeahinho het volgende:

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Ach, met gezelschap van al die gezellige Fokkers en de Cup op zak moet dat te doen zijn .