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Gods not shining on Cumbrians – Pressley

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The LeaguePaper Team
5 May 2019

By Tom Seymour

STAR MAN ADAM COLLIN Carlisle
STEVEN Pressley was disappointed his Carlisle team couldn’t sneak into the League Two play-offs – but said the gods weren’t shining on them.
Going into their final game of the season at Yeovil they had an outside shot of making the top six, but needed to win and hope other results went their way.
The draw at Huish Park wasn’t good enough as Newport County got the point they needed at Morecambe. “We genuinely believed we could do it, ” said Pressley. “But I suppose consistency of results has reflecte...

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