Carlisle

As Carlisle United sit at the bottom of the League Two table, head coach Mike Williamson has shared a clear and encouraging message from the club’s American owners, the Piataks.

Carlisle United manager Mike Williamson has shared insights into the club’s ongoing preparations for the January transfer window. Speaking ahead of the team’s pivotal clash with Crewe Alexandra, the head

Carlisle United manager Mike Williamson has expressed his desire to keep Kadeem Harris at the club beyond his current deal, which expires in January.  Harris, a former Sheffield Wednesday and

Salford City’s manager, Karl Robinson, has openly voiced frustration after his team’s narrow 1-0 defeat to Carlisle United, calling the lack of a penalty decision “astonishing.” The match saw Salford

MK Dons owner Fahad Al Ghanim is eager to strengthen the squad in the upcoming January transfer window, despite head coach Scott Lindsey managing an already oversized squad. With 37

Carlisle United manager Mike Williamson is confident that new signing Tyler Burey has the determination and skills to make a significant impact at the club. The 23-year-old former Millwall winger

Carlisle United’s recent appointment of Mike Williamson as manager has sparked debate among fans, with some questioning his possession-heavy tactics. Williamson, known for his “pass-first” philosophy, was recruited from MK

Carlisle United head coach Mike Williamson has revealed that he has begun conversations with free agents as the club considers temporary solutions to their injury-hit squad. With several key players

Carlisle United have struggled to make much of an impact in League Two. The introduction of Mike Williamson has offered some promise, but a 2-0 loss to Wigan Athletic has