The League Paper

Blues run continues to Curle’s frustration

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 September 2017

By Chris Marshall-Bell

CARLISLE UNITED manager Keith Curle insisted his side should have gone on to beat Barnet, but instead they had to settle for a draw at Brunton Park.
A point apiece for both sides stretches Carlisle’s winless run to five games, while for Barnet it was heartbreak for the second time in four days, conceding late to drop more points.
Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro had put the Bees ahead early on and the visitors looked like they would grind out the win, but a spectacular overhead kick from Shaun Miller five minutes from time rescued a point for Carlisle.
“There was ...

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