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CARLISLE STUNG BY DRAW

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The LeaguePaper Team
3 December 2023

IT’S MINE: Rotherham’s Daniel Ayala, left, climbs highest
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MILLERS interim manager Wayne Carlisle admitted that he was disappointed not to come away from St Andrews with a victory.
The draw secured only their second away point of the season, but the caretaker boss wanted three.
“I’m pleased with the performance but I’m slightly disappointed that we didn’t come out with the three points,” Carlisle said.
“We wanted a reaction after the Hull game sleeves up and gave a real Rotherham United performance. ...

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