League Two side Carlisle United are now unbeaten in their last seven games in all competitions after the goalless draw with Crewe Alexandra on Saturday. Carlisle United were forced to settle for a goalless draw at home to Crewe Alexandra.
League Two side Carlisle have confirmed the signing of Tom Parkes from Leyton Orient.
Current manager of Carlisle Keith Curle said that Parkes has the experience and that the player is hungry to achieve things. He praised the player’s communication skills as well.
“We’re all looking forward to working with him because we think he will have a positive impact on the group,” Curle added.
The player is a product of Leicester academy and has played in various sides that include Burton, Yeovil, and Bristol Rovers. He was on loan at the Rovers but the deal was made permanent in 2012 and he eventually became the skipper. He joined Orient last year but he was not able to keep them afloat. Continue reading CARLISLE SIGN TOM PARKES
Carlisle United boss Keith Curle said that he was happy with the 3-3 draw with Exeter in the play-off semi-final.
Exeter City was leading at some stage of the game 3-1, and another opposing team might have been discouraged at this time. But Carlisle did not surrender easily and ended up scoring two quick goals that allowed them to clinch a 3-3 draw.
Keith Curle said that he is happy with the way the match and that all the players on the pitch gave their best in order to get such a game. He said that the players did not let themselves influenced by the pressure and played their best football on the day.
Curle said that football lovers should have been delighted with what they have seen on the pitch and that it was a really entertaining game. Continue reading Carlisle boss happy with results
League Two outfit Carlisle United have reportedly signed striker Ben Tomlinson and midfielder Samir Nabi.
On the other hand, Nabi is a 20-year old talented player from West Bromwich Albion academy. Nabi was with Indian Super League side Delhi Dynamos before he agreed to a deal that will keep for the rest of the season at United. Nabi has experience playing for West Brom’s Under 23 side which Carlisle considered before agreeing to sign him.
Manager Keith Curle feels both stars have thing going good for them and that they would add to the team’s capacity. Continue reading CARLISLE GETS TWO NEW LEGS
At the time of writing this article, Carlisle United is the only club of the English League Two that has not sustained a single league defeat as they have secured 6 triumphs and 7 draws out of their opening 13 matches of the current season.
This victory over Hartlepool United was especially meaningful for Keith Curle and his squad due to the fact that they had to compete with only 10 players in the pitch for almost the entirety of the 2nd half and Carlisle United still managed to come out on top with the triumph despite having fewer players in the pitch which shows just how impressively they have been performing in this season.
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Carlisle United coach Keith Curle reflects on his two years in charge of the club in a recent interview.
“It’s two years now, but it doesn’t even seem like a week since I walked into the building and got met with picture of the flood. That is something else that is changing,” Curle said.
“It’s not going to be the welcome now in the football club. Yes, it’s a talking point inside the corridors, but we don’t want it in reception. There’s more to this football club than devastation,” Curle added disapproving of the picture. Curle joined United in the summer of 2014, and he has helped the side since joining.
After the flood, Carlisle were relegated from the League One, then they dropped further as they struggled to win games in the League Two. When Curle is asked to sum up his stay at the club so far, he opined that the club is in need of fumigation. The avoidance of defeats in the current season seems to reflect progress, and Curle seems happy with the new spirit in the city.
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