Exeter City v Carlisle Utd matchday thread

[Devon Red]

It worked well after the luton game and now they've got carried away and do it every time we win (not very often). Like the status quo overkill.

I didn't realise they'd been playing it for that long (not had many wins), not a fan personally, sort of find yourself on the BB looking at the players whilst they look back at you, spoils the interaction.

 

[Mid Devon Grecian]

Jan 2020 - first training session with Hull he stood on a marker cone and suffered ankle ligament damage that ruled him out for the rest of the season.

That is so James Scott though isn’t it.

The Frank Spencer of the football world.

 

[arthur]

Thoughts of the Carlisle manager

A very honest interview that sounded eerily familiar. Does the Simpson Out thread on their forum run to 526 pages?

 

[DawlishBouy]

That is so James Scott though isn’t it.

The Frank Spencer of the football world.

Hilarious and sad at the same time.
Signing Scott was a gamble. If he could recover from his injury setbacks we would have a genuine million pound + player for free. But, as regularly pointed out by edwin_price, he probably never will. Unlucky for us, a tragedy for him.

 

[arthur]

Hartridge back to his best.

Sonny Cox immense - the way he played that centre half was something else.

Harris impressive

No-one played badly. Zak Jules suddenly faded after one too many tussles with their 32, Emmanuel. Thought he might have picked up a knock.

Anyone knows who won the toss? Presumably us, though I'm not sure the benefit of playing away from the sun in the first half outweighed the benefit of playing towards the Bank in the second..

 

[tom_ecfc]

Who’d have thought we would have the largest attendance in L1 yesterday (Lack of games & big boys not at home helped).

6,420 - Exeter v Carlisle
5,993 - Port Vale v Charlton
5,561 - Cheltenham v Portsmouth
4,045 - Fleetwood v Derby
3,044 - Burton v Wycombe

 

[AmberRed]

Pete, don't forget to take your medication again because it sounds like you need it. The Carlisle player couldn't have hit any better if he tried, first time and it went in like a bullet as close to the post as he could get it without actually hitting the post all along the deck.

I don't think he could have done much with the goal tbh, however he's not the best with his distribution. Also, when he gets the ball why does he always insist on running out as quick as he can to the edge of the area as if he's going to play it quick and then very rarely play the ball? The odd times he does play it quick it either goes out or he blames the player for not controlling it (like he did with Sonny yesterday)! He needs to calm down a bit! But hey, he's good on social media so the fans love him

 

[Devon Red]

I don't think he could have done much with the goal tbh, however he's not the best with his distribution. Also, when he gets the ball why does he always insist on running out as quick as he can to the edge of the area as if he's going to play it quick and then very rarely play the ball? The odd times he does play it quick it either goes out or he blames the player for not controlling it (like he did with Sonny yesterday)! He needs to calm down a bit! But hey, he's good on social media so the fans love him

His distribution is one of his strengths...good keeper.

 

[Hants_red]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1743915477842174233

 

[Hants_red]

Paul Simpson on the game

MANAGER: You have to be right from the first whistle

Manager Paul Simpson spoke to us shortly after the full-time whistle at Exeter City.

www.carlisleunited.co.uk