Championship

‘CAREERS ON LINE’ – CURLE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
30 April 2017

LEAGUE TWO
CARLISLE manager Keith Curle has reminded his players they are playing for their futures as the League Two seasons reaches its climax.
The Blues are still chasing a play-off spot and Curle is aiming to keep standards sky-high at Brunton Park.
“Make no mistake about it – they are playing for their careers. It is very, very simple,” said the Carlisle manager.
“Even if you are sat there with a year’s contract, you are playing for your career.
“There is no point me falling out with people. I will fall out with people at the end of the season when t...

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