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OFFICIAL MATCH DAY PROGRAMME | SEASON 2022/23 | ISSUE 10 | £3
CARLISLE UNITED v
WALSALL
SATURDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2022 | KICK OFF 3PM
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning,
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A N D R E W J E N K I N S
COME We welcome the directors, players and supporters
of Walsall Football Club for this League Two game
today.
We all know it isn’t
easy for officials,
but I feel huge efforts
ON THE
have to be made to
I am sure it will be a competitive encounter as
improve the standards
Walsall have the ex-Newport manager Michael Flynn
at all levels. It will only
in charge. He knows this level well, and he has built
help all aspects of the
up a strong squad of players.
game if this is achieved.
BLUES
I would like to congratulate our manager and players
I suppose we were all
who, in spite of a long list of injuries, managed to
hoping for another home draw in the FA Cup but, as
see us through to the next round of the FA Cup.
We all know it isn’t easy to beat Tranmere twice in a I watched the balls come out of the hat, there was a
fortnight, so once again I say well done. real sense of – here we go again!
I understand that, after the recent game against Knowing that we were playing Walsall today, and
Leyton Orient, we were invited to write to the seeing their name still in there with ours, it was
powers that be to highlight if we had any problems almost inevitable that it was going to be a repeat
regarding the officiating of the game that day. of what happened with Tranmere. On this occasion
there’s a fortnight’s gap between the games, but it’s
This was done, and an apology was subsequently still very strange to see this happen in both the first
received when it was acknowledged that clear and second round.
handball and offside decisions weren’t given.
It’s obviously good to get a response, but these As with today, it won’t be easy, but with our present
decisions led to a player being sent off directly after form, and with players gradually coming back to
the handball, meaning a three-game suspension, fitness, we will give it a good go to try to progress in
and also the loss of three points to the club. the competition.
At Harrogate on Tuesday night I think it’s fair to say
that we all left feeling frustrated. Having said that,
it was good to see that the players never gave up,
and they got the reward for that with a late equaliser.
I agree with Paul when he said that we probably
didn’t deserve to win the game and, when that’s the
case, it’s important not to lose.
Yet again backed by fantastic away support we dug
something out, and hopefully we will be back to our
best again this afternoon so that we can add to that
point with another home win.
Enjoy the game today,
Andrew Jenkins
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From the Manager
PAU L S I M P S O N
ANYONE WHO ENTERS THE PITCH WITHOUT Good afternoon and welcome to today’s home
game against Walsall. I also welcome Michael, his
The atmosphere you
created helped with
PERMISSION AND THOSE CARRYING OR USING staff and players for what I expect will be a tough
game between two sides in good form.
that, and the positivity
we all felt from it was
SMOKE BOMBS OR PYROS WILL NOW RECEIVE
seen in the way we
It must be strange, as it has turned out for us this
kept pushing forward at
season on two occasions in the FA Cup, for a team
every opportunity.
AN AUTOMATIC CLUB BAN.
to be drawn to play against opposition they face in
league action in such quick succession but, and as At Harrogate on Tuesday
we said when it happened with Tranmere, it’s simply night we came away
the way things have worked out. feeling frustrated, along with an understanding that
it is always a difficult place to go. Obviously it was
When you think about it, it’s no different to going to
good not to lose the game, and the way we kept
a replay, and we know that one game has no real
going right to the very end was pleasing, but we
bearing on the other. It will always come down to who
know that if we’d been at the levels we’ve shown we
performs on the day that decides where the win goes.
‘LOVE FOOTBALL. PROTECT THE GAME’
can reach then there was an opportunity there for us
We saw that down in Tranmere where a very strong to pick up three points.
90-minute display earned us the three points in front
It wasn’t to be, and it’s important now that having
A message about anti-social and criminal behaviour of an unbelievable travelling support. The big thing
we spoke about was carrying that on and into last
looked at the things we did well, and at the areas we
need to work on, we take the lessons from it into the
weekend’s FA Cup tie, and it was pleasing to see
important games to come. We are in a good position
To mark the new season, we want to that the energy levels remained high.
in the league, and in the second round of the cup,
make you aware of new measures and those are good building blocks at this stage of
Their goal gave them a lift in the second half, but
being taken across all of football defensively we were solid and we were comfortable the season.
to ensure everyone can have a safe and good for the two-goal lead we’d established off
and enjoyable experience. We are the back of yet another disciplined approach.
The support both home and away has been
excellent. Thank you. Let’s keep doing it together.
supporting strong action from the
The last thing we said to the players before they went
FA, Premier League and EFL to tackle Enjoy the game.
out for kick-off last Saturday was that it was going to
anti-social and criminal behaviours Paul Simpson
come down to which team showed the right mentality,
that put all of us at risk. and it was about finding a way to get the result. Paul Simpson is sponsored by Pat Cody & Jeff Aitken
This reflects the seriousness of
the risks to fans and staff – pyros
can burn at 2000 degrees Celsius
and cause lifechanging injuries,
while entering the pitch endangers
players, managers and match
officials.
We know those who commit these
illegal acts do not represent the
majority of supporters.
#LoveFootball #ProtectTheGame
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SATURDAY 2
JANUARY 2021
CUFC
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AB ET TE R Referee: James Oldham
Attendance: BCD
WAY TOUR
Walsall: Roberts, Norman (Osadebe 81), Sadler (Guthrie 61), Clarke (c), Scarr, Sinclair (Nurse 61), Kinsella,
Gordon, Adebayo, Bates (Scrimshaw 61), McDonald. Subs - Rose (gk), Lavery, White.
Bookings – Gordon (51), Bates (59)
Y O
Carlisle United: Farman, Hayden (c), Bennett, McDonald, Armer, Charters (Bell 89), Guy (Furman 75), Riley,
B U Y
Patrick (Dickenson 83), Kayode, Alessandra. Subs - Norman (gk), Dixon, Malley, Fishburn.
Goals – Patrick (26), Kayode (78)
A R?
Bookings – Charters (27), Armer (57), Hayden (80)
NE X T C United's first game of the 2021 new year was at the More close pressing won the ball back for the
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Bescot Stadium, with Walsall the hosts. Blues from the corner clearance, and Kayode was
A Z O
United started on the front foot with Charters sneaking suddenly clean through as a lobbed pass from
C
in to steal possession inside the home half. Kayode Patrick outwitted the back line. Roberts raced out to
was able to give it back to the young midfielder and spread himself and he got enough of a hand to it to
he looked up to shoot from distance. He put his boot prevent a certain goal.
YEAH!
through it but it was always heading wide. A tight start to the second period saw Gordon booked
Good footwork from Kayode and Patrick followed, for a late challenge on Patrick, and Guy drilled one
but the shot was blocked at source and the Blues over the bar as he looked to make an impact.
had to build again. They did that as Charters arrived
Carlisle went close on 56 minutes when Kayode
late, with possession having been turned over once
more, but his volley sailed over the bar. linked with Alessandra in midfield. He popped it
through to Riley, who got his head down on the angle
Walsall showed on 25 minutes with a raking
before aiming for the bottom corner. He connected
crossfield pass that was taken out of the air by
well but he dragged it past the upright.
Norman. He clipped it
past Patrick and rolled United had a shot from Charters cleared off the
it back towards the line from a corner as Roberts spilled it when it was
edge of the area. Scarr guided back into the box by Armer.
went for a shot on the Armer slipped a pass through to Alessandra late in
run but it spooned into the day, and he used Kayode with a lovely touch.
the air and Farman
Another precise through ball set Riley free and clear
gathered it in. His
on the right flank, and his pull back eventually came
quick release ended
with Omari Patrick ← to Kayode. The big striker didn't get the cleanest of
stroking the visitors strikes, but that didn't matter as his volley skipped of
into the lead. the surface and left Roberts flapping at thin air.
The influential Taylor Charters was having a league The hard work continued until the final whistle
starting debut to remember and he earned his team which, with the Forest Green game against Oldham
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Meet The V{s{tors Meet The V{s{tors
WALSALL 17 18
THE SQUAD JACK EARING OISIN MCENTEE
MF DF
MF 20 21
MICHAEL FLYNN DANNY CASHMAN TAYLOR ALLEN
Manager FW MF
1 2 22 23
OWEN EVANS HAYDEN WHITE JONAS MUKUNA ISAAC HUTCHINSON
GK DF FW MF
3 4 25 26
LIAM GORDON JOSS LABADIE RONAN MAHER PETER CLARKE
DF MF MF DF
5 6 30 39
DONERVON DANIELS MANNY MONTHE LIAM BENNETT DANNY JOHNSON
DF DF DF FW
7 8
JOE RILEY LIAM KINSELLA
MF MF
9 10
CONOR WILKINSON TOM KNOWLES
FW FW
11 14
ANDY WILLIAMS BRANDON COMLEY
FW MF
15 16
DOUGLAS JAMES-TAYLOR JACOB MADDOX
FW MF
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Complete Record CA R L I S L E U N I T E D F O OT B A L L C LU B
CA R L I S L E U N I T E D v WA L SA L L Commun{ty Sports Trust
We hold weekly football pan disability sessions at
H A Carlisle Youth Zone working with children, teenagers
1931/32 4-0 1-3 and adults. Theses sessions look to offer players the
opportunity to improve their footballing skills while also
1932/33 1-1 0-5
being an incredibly welcoming environment for those
1933/34 3-2 2-3 who just want to come down and have some fun. Each
1934/35 1-0 0-1 session starts with a fun warm up activity combining
movement and agility skills, then we work on football
1958/59 1-1 0-5
specific skills using a variety of games to help improve
1959/60 1-1 1-0 dribbling, passing and shooting skills. We always finish
1964/65 2-1 0-1 with a match and a crossbar challenge or penalty
shootout at halftime for extra points. Our disability
1977/78 2-0 0-0
Good afternoon, and welcome to today’s match participants have enjoyed bowling Christmas parties,
1978/79 1-0 2-1 stadium tours and competing in matches, tournaments
against Walsall.
1980/81 1-1 3-4 and competitions against other disability teams.
This season we’ve continued our inclusion work across
1981/82 2-1 1-1 Carlisle offering opportunities to people with different We are excited to have created a new partnership with
1986/87 0-3 0-3 needs, from other cultures, communities and a variety Pennine Lodge Residents Home. Community staff will
of ages making sure our projects and programmes are attend weekly visits carrying out seated exercises,
1990/91 0-3 1-1 games and activities hoping to improve residents’
accessible to all.
1991/92 3-3 0-0 mobility and social interaction. We have also teamed up
Our Premier League Kicks programme runs with ‘Playlist for Life’ who use Spotify to create memory
1992/93 3-4 1-2 throughout the season across many areas playlists with the aim to stimulate fond memories for the
1993/94 2-1 1-0 of Carlisle looking to give opportunity to residents through music.
1994/95 2-1 2-1 children and young people (8-18 years) to
Please look out for our inclusion projects and
take part in evening sessions involving
1995/96 1-1 1-2 programmes via our Carlisle United CST social
sporting and non-sporting activities
1997/98 1-1 1-3 media channels to keep up to date. If you are
to help inspire them to see their full
interested in any of our sessions, please contact
2007/08 2-1 1-1 potential.
inclusion@carlisleunitedcst.co.uk
2008/09 1-1 1-2 Our Kicks sessions help participants improve their social
Enjoy the match!
2009/10 1-1 2-2 skills, physical health, mental health and self-esteem. Ryan
While attending our Kicks sessions our participants
2010/11 1-3 1-2 also are encouraged to get involved in social action You can keep up to date with all our community
2011/12 1-1 1-1 volunteering. This season has seen our young people programmes and more through our social media
channels:
2012/13 0-3 2-1 help collect donations for local food banks, raise money
for Children in Need and environmental projects such Facebook – Carlisle United Community Sports Trust
2013/14 1-1 0-2
as litter picking and gardening, helping to rejuvenate Twitter – @CUFCCST
2019/20 2-1 2-1 their local communities. Instagram – @CUFCCST
2020/21 0-0 2-0 We hold these sessions working alongside Richard For more information on any of our CST activities please
2021/22 1-0 0-1 Rose Central Academy, Richard Rose Morton Academy, call 0330 094 5930 (option 5).
(Carlisle United score shown first) William Howard, Caldew, Newman and at Carlisle Youth Alternatively, you can email us at
Zone. info@carlisleunitedcst.co.uk
CUP MEETINGS
26 Nov 1938: Walsall 4 - 1 United; FA Cup
30 Jan 1981: United 3 - 0 Walsall; FA Cup
12 Aug 2003: Walsall 2 - 1 United; League Cup
Games Played: 63
Carlisle Wins: 20
Walsall Wins: 24
Draws: 19
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Youth Team
League Table 2o22/23
AS AT 4 NOVEMBER 2022 P W D L F A GD PTS
1 Fleetwood Town 7 5 2 0 18 8 10 17
2 Preston North End 7 5 0 2 26 8 18 15
3 CARLISLE UNITED 7 5 0 2 20 15 5 15
4 Accrington Stanley 7 4 2 1 27 15 12 14
5 Shrewsbury Town 5 4 1 0 9 1 8 13
6 Bolton Wanderers 7 4 1 2 17 12 5 13
7 Oldham Athletic 7 3 2 2 15 19 -4 11
8 Port Vale 7 3 1 3 16 16 0 10
9 Blackpool 5 3 0 2 12 8 4 9
10 Stockport County 8 2 2 4 10 16 -6 8
11 Morecambe 6 1 1 4 10 17 -7 4
12 Rochdale 7 1 0 6 11 17 -6 3
13 Salford City 6 0 1 5 8 21 -13 1
14 Walsall 8 0 1 7 6 32 -26 1
F{xtures and Results 2o22/23
DATE KO OPPONENTS H/A SCORE SCORERS
Sat 6 Aug 12pm Walsall A 3-0 Bollado, Nugent, Hardy
Sat 13 Aug 12pm Port Vale H 1-3 Nugent
Sat 20 Aug 11am Morecambe H 2-0 Park (2) - YAC G1
Sat 27 Aug 11am Preston North End A 2-1 Bollado, Nugent
Sat 3 Sep 11am Bradford City H P-P YAC G2
Fri 9 Sep 1pm Shrewsbury Town A P-P
Sat 17 Sep 11am Rochdale H 3-1 Bollado, Hardy (pen), Nugent
Sat 24 Sep 11am Oldham Athletic H 5-1 Hardy (3), Hill (2)
Sat 1 Oct 11am Morecambe A 4-2 Hardy (2), O’Brien, Park
Tue 4 Oct 1.30pm Bradford City H 3-1 Park, Bollado, Potts - YAC G2
Sat 8 Oct
Sat 15 Oct
Sat 22 Oct 11am Blackpool A 2-7 Nugent, Swinburn
Sat 29 Oct 11am Bolton Wanderers H P-P
Tue 1 Nov 7pm Fleetwood Town H 0-4 FAYC
Sat 5 Nov 12pm Rotherham United A 0-1 YAC G3
Sat 12 Nov 12pm Salford City A
Sat 19 Nov 11am Stockport County H
Sat 26 Nov 11am Accrington Stanley A
Sat 3 Dec 11am Fleetwood Town H
Sat 10 Dec 11am Harrogate Town A YAC G4
Sat 17 Dec 11am Morecambe H
Sat 7 Jan 11am Rochdale A
Sat 14 Jan
Sat 21 Jan 11am Blackpool H
Sat 28 Jan
Sat 4 Feb 11am Bolton Wanderers A
Sat 11 Feb 11am Accrington Stanley H
Sat 18 Feb 11am Fleetwood Town A
Sat 25 Feb
Sat 4 Mar 11am Stockport County A
Sat 11 Mar
Sat 18 Mar 11am Preston North End H
Sat 25 Mar
Fri 31 Mar 1pm Shrewsbury Town H
Sat 8 Apr 11am Oldham Athletic A
Sat 15 Apr 12pm Walsall H
Sat 22 Apr
Sat 29 Apr 12pm Port Vale A
Sat 6 May 12pm Salford City H
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Excellent days out
AT I V E G I L L A N D H A R R A BY
First-team players Ben Barclay and Ryan “They were all really interested in what we had to
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Edmondson made a host of new friends at Ivegill say, they were brilliant hosts, and I’d like to thank
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session that quickly became a kickabout in the “All of the lads will tell you that these visits are
playground with the delighted children.
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they’d played against, what it takes to become we got outside and I think it’s fair to say I picked
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Our always popular October half-term soccer Josh, Jordan and
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school youngsters at Harraby received a surprise Taylor for giving up
visit from Josh Dixon and Jordan Gibson last their time. It really
Friday - with over 160 children attending to take is appreciated.”
part in football, gymnastics and dance activities.
“Giving out the
The pair handed out the medals and certificates medals is always
after what had been an excellent week from all who
enjoyable because
attended.
you can see the pride on their faces when they
CST assistant manager James Tose said: “I don’t come up to speak to us,” Josh told us.
mind repeating how much it makes things feel
special when first-team players come along to meet “It’s nice to hear that they’ve had a good time and
the children. that they’ve learned a lot, along with being involved
in the competitions and sessions.
“With Taylor Charters
also going to Wigton “It’s all really well organised and the community staff
last Friday, it shows are excellent, so it makes it a really good afternoon.”
once again how much
“It was good to pop along and say hello,” Jordan
this group has bought
into the community added. “So many of the children wanted to talk
aspect of what the club about what they’d done during the week, so
is doing. handing out the certificates was a good chance to
meet all of them.
“On behalf of everyone
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Club Stats Pack 2o22/23
Key
BRENNAN DICKENSON
RYAN EDMONDSON
PAUL HUNTINGTON
TAYLOR CHARTERS
MORGAN FEENEY
KRISTIAN DENNIS
DUNCAN IDEHEN
JORDAN GIBSON
GABRIEL BREEZE
Played Booked Substituted Home fixtures
COREY WHELAN
JACK STRETTON
00
JAYDEN HARRIS
TOBI SHO-SILVA
OMARI PATRICK
SAM FISHBURN
SCOTT SIMONS
MICHAEL KELLY
SONNY HILTON
OWEN MOXON
BEN BARCLAY
NIC BOLLADO
JAMIE DEVITT
Scored Sent Off (two yellows) Used Sub in BOLD
JON MELLISH
‑
CALLUM GUY
JOEL SENIOR
TOMÁŠ HOLÝ
G 00
JACK ARMER
JOSH DIXON
KAI NUGENT
MAX KILSBY
RYAN CARR
LEWIS BELL
JACK ELLIS
P Scored (Penalty) Sent Off (straight red) Unused Sub
FIN BACK
G2 Scored Twice S Suspended Captain
Date H/A Time Opponents Comp Res Pos Pts Att Away Referee 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34
JULY
Sat 30 H 3pm Crawley Town SB2 1-0 10 3 6,403 166 T Kirk 12 17 14 7 G 10 8
AUGUST
Sat 6 A 3pm Colchester United SB2 1-1 9 4 3,137 314 J Oldham 29 10 9 G 32 4 14
Tue 9 A 7.30pm Shrewsbury Town CC1 2-3 2,269 216 C Pollard 29 25 G 14 32 28 G 9 7 12 4 10
Sat 13 H 3pm Swindon Town SB2 1-1 10 5 5,602 311 A Kitchen 29 12 32 7 G 4 10
Tue 16 A 7.45pm Grimsby Town SB2 A-A 11 5 TBC 185 S Mather
Sat 20 A 3pm Stevenage SB2 1-2 14 5 2,514 331 C Hicks 12 20 32 3 G 6 33 10 29
Sat 27 H 3pm Gillingham SB2 1-0 11 8 5,261 237 M Edwards 33 12 6 5 29 4 G 10 3
Tue 30 H 7.30pm Manchester United U21 PJTG 1-2 3,331 450 B Toner 15 20 32 4 7 33 G 9 22
SEPTEMBER
Sat 3 H 3pm Rochdale SB2 3-3 12 9 5,023 326 A Herczeg G 17 10 9 G 6 G 29 28
Sat 10 A 3pm Harrogate Town SB2 P-P
Tue 13 A 7.45pm Mansfield Town SB2 0-0 13 10 5,421 155 S Allison 12 7 32 14
Sat 17 H 3pm AFC Wimbledon SB2 2-1 13 13 5,038 164 A Haines G G
Tue 20 H 7pm Fleetwood Town PJTG 1-1 (4-2 pens) 1,089 69 R Welch 8 31 4 27 22 12 10 7 G
Sat 24 A 3pm Newport County SB2 1-1 12 14 3,876 188 K Stroud 29 12 7 G 32 4 29
Tue 27 A 7.45pm Grimsby Town SB2 2-1 8 17 6,447 144 S Mather G 29 G 22 15 7
OCTOBER
Sat 1 H 3pm Crewe Alexandra SB2 0-0 9 18 5,012 212 R Joyce 29 15 32 8 7 10
Sat 8 A 3pm Hartlepool United SB2 3-1 7 21 5,525 691 T Reeves G 25 GG 32 9 10 10
Sat 15 H 3pm Doncaster Rovers SB2 3-0 6 24 5,600 477 P Wright 17 15 G 7 5 32 GG 29
Tue 18 A 7pm Barrow PJTG 0-2 2,281 171 S Stockbridge 4 3 33 32 22 17 9 8
Sat 22 H 3pm Leyton Orient SB2 2-3 7 24 5,590 257 T Parsons 29 G G 16 14 4
Tue 25 A 7.45pm Stockport County SB2 0-2 10 24 8,418 1,116 B Speedie 16 S 8 32 29
Sat 29 A 3pm Tranmere Rovers SB2 2-0 7 27 6,756 905 C Boyeson S 29 S GG 16 17 14 15 8
NOVEMBER
Sat 5 H 3pm Tranmere Rovers FA1 2-1 4,154 261 D Bourne G 27 S 29 7 G 16
Tue 8 A 7.45pm Harrogate Town SB2 3-3 7 28 2,147 599 T Kirk G 17 G 16 G 29 14 7 S 15
Sat 12 H 3pm Walsall SB2
Sat 19 A 3pm Salford City SB2
Sat 26 A 3pm Walsall FA2
DECEMBER
Sat 3 H 1pm Sutton United SB2
Sat 10 H 1pm Barrow SB2
Sat 17 A 3pm Northampton Town SB2
Mon 26 H 3pm Bradford City SB2
Thu 29 A 7pm Crewe Alexandra SB2
JANUARY
Sun 1 A 3pm Doncaster Rovers SB2
Sat 7 H 3pm Hartlepool United SB2
Sat 14 H 3pm Newport County SB2
Sat 21 A 3pm Bradford City SB2
Sat 28 A 3pm Rochdale SB2
FEBRUARY
Sat 4 H 3pm Harrogate Town SB2
Sat 11 A 3pm AFC Wimbledon SB2
Tue 14 H 7.45pm Mansfield Town SB2
Sat 18 H 3pm Colchester United SB2
Sat 25 A 3pm Crawley Town SB2
MARCH
Sat 4 H 3pm Grimsby Town SB2
Sat 11 A 3pm Swindon Town SB2
Sat 18 H 3pm Stevenage SB2
Sat 25 A 3pm Gillingham SB2
APRIL
Sat 1 A 3pm Leyton Orient SB2
Fri 7 H 3pm Tranmere Rovers SB2
Mon 10 A 3pm Walsall SB2
Sat 15 H 3pm Northampton Town SB2
Tue 18 H 7.45pm Stockport County SB2
Sat 22 A 3pm Barrow SB2
Sat 29 H 3pm Salford City SB2
MAY
Sat 6 A 3pm Sutton United SB2
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Goal Tally LEAGUE: 26 FA CUP: 2 CARABAO CUP: 2 EFL TROPHY: 2 TOTAL: 32 League Two Table
AS AT 8 NOVEMBER 2022 P W D L F A GD Pts
1 Leyton Orient 17 12 3 2 26 11 15 39
F{rst Goal Is That The T{me Already? 2 Stevenage 17 11 3 3 24 15 9 36
3 Northampton Town 17 9 5 3 29 19 10 32
Played 22 0-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90
4 Barrow 17 10 1 6 24 17 7 31
Carlisle United score first goal 9 Conceded 1 8 4 7 4 4 5 Bradford City 17 8 6 3 23 14 9 30
Opponents score first goal 11 Scored 6 1 6 7 5 7 6 Swindon Town 17 8 6 3 23 17 6 30
7 CARLISLE UNITED 17 7 7 3 26 19 7 28
FIRST HALF RECORD
No goals scored 2 8 Salford City 17 8 3 6 19 14 5 27
Played 22 Won 6 Lost 6 Drawn 10 9 Mansfield Town 17 8 3 6 26 23 3 27
United score first goal and win 7 10 Tranmere Rovers 17 7 4 6 18 13 5 25
Second HALF RECORD
United score first goal and draw 1 11 Doncaster Rovers 17 7 4 6 20 21 -1 25
Played 22 Won 5 Lost 4 Drawn 13 12 Walsall 17 6 5 6 21 16 5 23
United score first goal and lose 1 13 Grimsby Town 16 6 5 5 18 14 4 23
HOW WE CREATED THE GOALS
United fail to score 4 14 Stockport County 17 6 4 7 21 19 2 22
Free Play 26 Corner 5 Free kick 0 15 AFC Wimbledon 17 6 4 7 22 24 -2 22
Opponents score first goal and win 5 Penalty 1 TOTAL 32 16 Crewe Alexandra 16 4 7 5 15 20 -5 19
Opponents score first goal and draw 5 HOW WE SCORED THE GOALS
17 Sutton United 17 5 4 8 16 23 -7 19
18 Newport County AFC 17 4 4 9 15 20 -5 16
Opponents score first goal and lose 1 Header 7 Shot inside 19 Free kick 0 19 Rochdale 17 4 3 10 13 23 -10 15
Opponents fail to score 6 Penalty 1 Shot ouside 5 Own goal 0 TOTAL 32 20 Crawley Town 16 3 5 8 18 28 -10 14
21 Harrogate Town 17 3 4 10 17 27 -10 13
22 Gillingham 16 2 7 7 6 17 -11 13
Form Gu{de: Home Form Gu{de: Away 23
24
Hartlepool United
Colchester United
17
17
2
2
6
5
9
10
15
14
30
25
-15
-11
12
11
Nov 5 Tranmere Rovers (FA1) 2-1 Nov 8 Harrogate Town (SB2) 3-3
Oct 22 Leyton Orient (SB2) 2-3 Oct 29 Tranmere Rovers (SB2) 2-0
Oct 15 Doncaster Rovers (SB2) 3-0 Oct 25 Stockport County (SB2) 0-2 Season 2o22/23 Player Record
Oct 1 Crewe Alexandra (SB2) 0-0 Oct 18 Barrow (PJTG) 0-2
PLAYER Lge Apps Lge Goals Cup Apps Cup Goals Assists Yellow Red Total Goals
Sep 20 Fleetwood Town (PJTG) 1-1 (4-2 pens) Oct 8 Hartlepool United (SB2) 3-1
Sep 17 AFC Wimbledon (SB2) 2-1 Sep 27 Grimsby Town (SB2) 2-1 Jack Armer 17 2 (1) 3 4
Fin Back 15 1 2 2
WON 3 DRAWN 2 LOST 1 F10 A6 WON 3 DRAWN 1 LOST 2 F10 A9 Ben Barclay 2 1 1
Lewis Bell
Nic Bollado 0 (1) 1 (2)
Gabriel Breeze
Player career appearances for Carl{sle Un{ted Ryan Carr
Taylor Charters 2 (3) 1 4
1
1 1 1
PLAYER LEAGUE FA CUP OTHER CUP TOTAL PLAYER LEAGUE FA CUP OTHER CUP TOTAL Kristian Dennis 16 9 0 (1) 1 1 1 10
Jamie Devitt 0 (1) 1 (1) 1 1 1
Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Brennan Dickenson
Jack Armer 78 (4) 1 4 0 8 (2) 1 90 (6) 2 Callum Guy 95 (1) 2 4 (1) 0 5 (3) 0 104 (5) 2 Josh Dixon
Ryan Edmondson 6 (1) 2 1 (2) 1 2 1 3
Fin Back 15 0 0 0 1 0 16 0 Jayden Harris 3 (11) 0 0 (1) 1 4 0 7 (12) 1 Jack Ellis 4 4
Ben Barclay 2 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 Sonny Hilton 0 (6) 0 0 0 3 0 3 (6) 0 Morgan Feeney 8 (2) 3
Sam Fishburn
Lewis Bell 0 (2) 0 0 0 2 (2) 0 2 (4) 0 Tomáš Holý 17 0 1 0 1 0 19 0 Jordan Gibson 15 (1) 1 2 (3) 1 4 5 2
Nic Bollado 0 (1) 0 0 (1) 0 1 (1) 0 1 (3) 0 Paul Huntington 12 (1) 1 1 0 0 0 13 (1) 1 Callum Guy 16 2 2 (2) 2 2 2
Jayden Harris 3 (11) 4 (1) 1 1 4 1
Gabriel Breeze 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Duncan Idehen 0 (2) 0 0 0 3 1 3 (2) 1 Sonny Hilton 0 (6) 3 1
Ryan Carr 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Michael Kelly 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 Tomáš Holý 17 2
Paul Huntington 12 (1) 1 1 3 1
Taylor Charters 5 (25) 1 1 (4) 0 9 (3) 1 15 (32) 2 Max Kilsby 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Duncan Idehen 0 (2) 3 1 1
Kristian Dennis 28 (5) 11 0 0 0 (1) 1 28 (6) 12 Jon Mellish 112 (5) 16 7 (1) 3 9 (5) 2 128 (11) 21 Michael Kelly 3
Max Kilsby
Jamie Devitt 83 (35) 21 4 (2) 1 15 (1) 1 102 (38) 23 Owen Moxon 16 3 1 0 2 (2) 0 19 (2) 3 Jon Mellish 16 2 2 (3) 1 5* 2
Brennan Dickenson 42 (9) 3 1 0 2 (1) 0 45 (10) 3 Omari Patrick 60 (18) 18 2 0 4 0 66 (18) 18 Owen Moxon 16 3 3 (2) 5 2 3
Omari Patrick 5 (5) 2 3 2
Josh Dixon 0 (2) 0 0 (1) 0 2 (1) 0 2 (4) 0 Joel Senior 3 (1) 0 0 0 0 (1) 0 3 (2) 0 Joel Senior
Tobi Sho-Silva 0 (4) 1
Ryan Edmondson 6 (1) 2 0 0 1 (2) 1 7 (3) 3 Tobi Sho-Silva 4 (13) 4 1 0 0 0 5 (13) 4
Scott Simons
Jack Ellis 6 0 1 0 3 0 10 0 Scott Simons 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jack Stretton 6 (5) 2 3 (1) 2 2
Corey Whelan 11 (3) 1 4 1
Morgan Feeney 39 (6) 1 2 0 8 0 49 (6) 1 Jack Stretton 6 (5) 2 0 0 3 (1) 0 9 (6) 2
Own Goal
Sam Fishburn 3 (6) 0 0 (2) 0 2 (2) 0 5 (10) 0 Corey Whelan 41 (8) 1 2 0 6 (2) 0 49 (10) 1 TOTALS 26 6 33 1 32
Jordan Gibson 48 (7) 7 2 (1) 2 3 (4) 1 53 (12) 10 *one awarded in abandoned game v Grimsby (16 Aug 22)
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W I T H K E N WO O D
At the start of the season, ‘Phil’ Scolari’s team won the shoot-out 3-1, Ricardo
2022/2023
2022/23STAT PACK
STAT PACK I rashly promised to look
back over World Cup
saving three England efforts.
The tournament was producing red and yellow cards
years as an entrée to
rather than exciting goals and in the Final, France
the feast of football that
CARLISLE UNITED WALSALL had Zidane sent off for a head butt, reacting to an
FIFA is promising from
offensive remark by Italy’s Materazzi near the end of
Qatar.
a 1-1 draw, the Italians winning on spot kicks.
MATCH FACTS & TOTAL CARDS However, over the past
‘Back home’ to quote the title of our 1970 World Cup
50 years, we’ve suffered
Carlisle United are unbeaten Walsall are looking for song is where we all end up after the tournament,
in their last four home league consecutive league wins over disillusion and disappointment every
and back home 2006 was a good year at Brunton
games against Walsall (W2 25 31 Carlisle for the first time since four years. Scotland kept inventing new ways of
Park.
D2) since a 3-0 defeat in December 2013 when the failing to reach the quarter-finals and, since their
February 2013. teams were in League One. supporting role in France in 1998, have been edged We even celebrated after a 2-1 loss to Torquay
1 2 out in the qualifiers by the ever increasing number of as promotion was assured. The M6 was busy as
European nations. we went to Rochdale to win the title and again at
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Stockport as Blues fans boosted the crowd to over
England often made good progress but with the TV
10,000. Top scorer Karl Hawley was a product of
pundits banging on about the glories of 1966, have
the Walsall nursery and our Spanish defender Zigor
23 21 23.7 19.2 16 16 14.8 17.2 6 5 been unable to fulfil the nation’s expectations.
Aranalde ↓ had played 195 games for the Saddlers.
The 2006 version was a typical example. The saga Paul Simpson also had a spell at the Bescot Stadium
unfolded from 2000 when, after England’s bid to on loan from Wolves.
GOALS EXPECTED GOALS GOALS EXPECTED GOALS CLEAN
host the event had been eliminated in the first round
CONCEDED AGAINST SHEETS 2006 was not such a good year for Walsall who
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of voting, Oceania delegate, Charlie Dempsey then
came down from League 1 as Carlisle went up. Both
abstained, and Germany edged out South Africa 12-
clubs have had ups and downs in the subsequent
11 to spark subsequent allegations of bribery and
years and have met in League 2 since Walsall’s 2019
191 181 45.3 42.5 12 11.6 7 3 0 5 corruption.
relegation.
In May 2006 the headlines were all about Wayne
SHOTS AVERAGE SHOT CONVERSION POINTS GAINED AFTER POINTS DROPPED
Rooney’s metatarsal, but he recovered just in time
POSSESSION % RATE % TRAILING AFTER LEADING to take his place in Sven Goran Eriksson’s England
squad. The team failed to impress but a deflection
for an og off David Beckham’s third minute free kick
GOAL TIMES was enough to beat Paraguay.
Next came a stuttering 2-0 win over Trinidad and
SCORED CONCEDED SCORED CONCEDED Tobago, earned by late goals from Peter Crouch and
Steven Gerrard. With a last 16 place virtually assured,
0-15 4 1 0-15 4 4
a draw with Sweden was enough to top the group.
16-30 0 7 16-30 3 2
Joe Cole’s 34th minute goal was equalised by Allback
31-45 7 2 31-45 4 2
(50) but Gerrard restored the lead with five minutes
46-60 6 5 46-60 4 1 left. Henrik Larsson’s last-minute goal changed the
61-75 2 1 61-75 3 1 points totals but not the positions, so Sweden had to
76-90 4 0 76-90 3 6 play Germany and lost 2-0, while Becks scored the
only England goal against Ecuador.
Data excludes games played after November 7th
The red mist descended as Portugal v Holland ended
POWERED BY 1-0 on goals and 2-2 on red cards. With Costinha
and Deco suspended, Portugal held England to
a 0-0 draw, Rooney was sent off for stamping and
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THANK YOU TO OUR PLAYER SPONSORS FOR THE 2022/23 SEASON
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JAMIE ROPER JACOB BLAIN 17. COREY WHELAN 18. JOSH DIXON
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28 carlisleunitedfc @officialcufc officialcufc officialcufc www.carlisleunited.co.uk 29Commerc{al Corner
Good afternoon and welcome to today’s game In the Sponsor’s Lounge
against Walsall!
A big thank you to our match sponsors from
Thank you to our sponsors the Tranmere FA Cup game - match sponsor
Story Homes and match ball sponsors
A huge welcome to our match sponsor, Thomas
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Graham, and match ball sponsors Border Flooring
and Saint & Co. Here we see Story Homes receiving a signed,
framed home shirt and Michael Seggie from
We hope you all have an enjoyable day with us in Leaseyournewcar.co.uk receiving a signed ball for
Foxy’s Restaurant. their match ball sponsorship.
Look out for them as they take to the pitch for the Congratulations to Vesta Wealth Man of the Match,
official photo with the match officials and captain. Jack Ellis, who was presented with his champagne.
A big thank you to our hospitality guests in Foxy’s
Restaurant from the Tranmere Rovers FA Cup
game– it was fantastic to see you all there.
If you would like to book for hospitality in Foxy’s
Restaurant, please contact us as soon as you can
Execut{ve Lounge Launch as places are filling quickly.
We are delighted to be working with Neil McIntyre
to launch The Kingmoor Park Legends Lounge,
an executive match day private bar offer for
businesses and associates.
The venture will see the Legends Bar in the main
stand opened for a limited number of executive
ticket holders, with exclusive use of the private
staffed bar and plenty of space to sit and socialise
in comfort before kick-off, where guests will be
able to take their seat alongside other members in
the stand above.
Along with the exclusive use of the bar the
aspiration is to have former Carlisle United players
in attendance at various games to mix with
members and enjoy the pre-match build up.
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digital and sponsorship opportunities available.
For further information on any of the above contact
the commercial team on 03300 945 930 (option 3)
or email commercial@carlisleunited.co.uk – we
will be happy to help with any of questions or
enquiries.
Enjoy the game!
Debbie, Kerry and Martyn
www.carlisleunited.co.uk 31CARLISLE UNITED v
WALSALL
SATURDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2022 | KICK OFF 3PM
Carl{sle Un{ted WalsalL
MANAGER PAUL SIMPSON MANAGER MICHAEL FLYNN
Start Gls Sub Yell Red Start Gls Sub Yell Red
1 Tomáš Holý 1 Owen Evans
2 Joel Senior 2 Hayden White
3 Jack Armer 3 Liam Gordon
4 Owen Moxon 4 Joss Labadie
5 Morgan Feeney 5 Donervon Daniels
6 Paul Huntington 6 Manny Monthe
7 Jordan Gibson 7 Joe Riley
8 Callum Guy 8 Liam Kinsella
9 Ryan Edmondson 9 Conor Wilkinson
10 Omari Patrick 10 Tom Knowles
11 Brennan Dickenson 11 Andy Williams
12 Sonny Hilton 12
13 Gabriel Breeze 13
14 Kristian Dennis 14 Brandon Comley
15 Taylor Charters 15 Douglas James-Taylor
16 Tobi Sho-Silva 16 Jacob Maddox
17 Corey Whelan 17 Jack Earing
18 Josh Dixon 18 Oisin Mcentee
19 Sam Fishburn 19
20 Jack Ellis 20 Danny Cashman
21 Scott Simons 21 Taylor Allen
22 Jon Mellish 22 Jonas Mukuna
23 Lewis Bell 23 Isaac Hutchinson
24 Max Kilsby 24
25 Finley Back 25 Ronan Maher
26 Ben Barclay 26 Peter Clarke
27 Nic Bollado 27
28 Jamie Devitt 28
29 Jayden Harris 29
30 Michael Kelly 30 Liam Bennett
31 Ryan Carr 31
32 Jack Stretton 32
33 Duncan Idehen 33
34 Kai Nugent 39 Danny Johnson
Also Play{ng today Match OfF{c{als
Crawley Town v Barrow REFEREE Ollie Yates
Crewe Alexandra v Colchester United ASST. REFEREE David Avent
Gillingham v Northampton Town
Grimsby Town v Doncaster Rovers ASST. REFEREE Ivan Stankovic
Harrogate Town v Leyton Orient 4TH OFFICIAL 22 Graeme Fyvie
Newport County v Stockport County
OBSERVER Jeff Ward
Rochdale v Mansfield Town
Salford City v AFC Wimbledon
Stevenage v Hartlepool United
Sutton United v Bradford City IF YOU HEAR ANY ABUSIVE LANGUAGE,
Swindon Town v Tranmere Rovers
OR WITNESS BAD BEHAVIOUR OF ANY
Next Home Game SUTTON UNITED
SAT 3 DECEMBER – KICK OFF 1PM
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