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It’s just not good enough – Sheridan

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The LeaguePaper Team
14 October 2018

By Graham Davies
STAR MAN LIAM MANDEVILLE Morecambe

STAR MAN LIAM MANDEVILLE Morecambe
JOHN Sheridan was left fuming after the final whistle after seeing his Carlisle side fail again at home as they went down to Morecambe.
It was a fourth straight home defeat, with the Cumbrians not scoring a single goal in that time and again they turned in a performance Sheridan labelled “just not good enough”.
Goals from Ajay Leitch-Smith and Vadaine Oliver secured the three points for Morecambe, but Sheridan admitted he was at a loss to explain their poor run.
“We keep shooting o...

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