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Who? This one needs no introduction. Ste Kenyon folks…
Will Rogers once said that “Heroing is one of the shortest-lived professions there is.”
In what will probably be a unique attribute for anyone’s favourite blue, my pick played just three times for Carlisle [...]
In what possible way? You’re already mouthing it! Surely only Jimmy Glass and that 400 mile schlep? Lloyd Langman, long suffering Plymouth fan and joint editor of The Two Unfortunates reckons not.
Whenever I hear of Carlisle United or see those sparse end terraces, I still find myself thinking [...]
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‘If the Next Man I See is Wearing Green Wellingtons…’ – One Extraordinary Day in the Life of a Carlisle United Fan
And that fan is the returning Peter Rainey. Keep your Kleenex handy…
In a protest move, born out of his thriftiness as much as anger, my mate Darren had thrown my season ticket onto the pitch. It was the last day of the season and the team, as they had done for most of [...]