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MIKE CHUFFED BY HIS BLUES’ BATTLING WIN

MIKE CHUFFED

By Matt Taylor

SWINDON TOWN 0

CARLISLE UNITED 2
Lavelle 42, Armstrong 72
NEW Carlisle boss Mike Williamson warned it would take time to turn things around – before seeing his new team win away at Swindon just 48 hours after taking over!
The former Newcastle star, who switched from the MK Dons hotseat on Thursday, was delighted after the Blues romped to their first victory in six, courtesy of goals from Sam Lavelle and Luke Armstrong in each half.
Williamson said: “It was a perfect result. I said to the boys after that the ingredients they have shown in that game -...

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