Carlisle United F.C.
Full name	Carlisle United Football Club
Nickname(s)	The Cumbrians Blue Army The Blues
Short name	Carlisle United
Founded	1904
Ground	Brunton Park Stadium (Capacity: 16,981)
Chairman	Andrew Jenkins
Manager	Greg Abbott
Current league	League One,
2009-10	League One, 14th
Website	Club home page
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Current season

Contents 1 Current squads 1.1 First Team Squad 1.2 Players in on loan 1.3 Players out on loan 1.4 Reserve Squad 1.5 Academy 1.6 Management and coaching staff 2 Current coaching staff 3 Club alumni 3.1 Former players 3.2 Managers 4 Club honours 4.1 Domestic league 4.2 Domestic cup 5 Statistics and records 5.1 Attendance 5.2 Transfers 5.3 Record results and performances 5.4 Defeats 5.5 Club league highs and lows 5.6 Club goal records 6 External links and references

Current squadsEdit

As of 29 August 2010.

First Team SquadEdit

No. Position Player 1 GK Adam Collin 2 DF Frank Simek 3 DF Sean McDaid 4 MF Marc Bridge-Wilkinson 5 DF Danny Livesey 6 DF Peter Murphy 7 MF Kevan Hurst 8 MF Graham Kavanagh 9 FW Jason Price 10 MF Matty Robson 11 MF Paul Thirlwell

No. Position Player 12 MF Tom Taiwo 13 FW Francois Zoko 14 DF Ian Harte 15 FW Craig Curran 16 DF Tony Kane 19 FW Gary Madine 20 GK Mark Gillespie 21 MF James Berrett 22 FW Ryan Bowman 23 GK Tony Caig

Players in on loanEdit

No. Position Player 24 DF James Chester (on loan from Manchester United)

Players out on loanEdit

No. Position Player 17 FW Richard Offiong (on loan from Darlington)

No. Position Player 18 FW Andy Cook (on loan from Barrow)

Reserve SquadEdit

AcademyEdit

Management and coaching staffEdit

Current coaching staffEdit

Club alumniEdit

Former playersEdit

Main article: List of Carlisle United F.C. players

ManagersEdit

Main article: List of Carlisle United F.C. managers

Club honoursEdit

Domestic leagueEdit

• Third Division (1920-1992) / Second Division (1992-2004) / League One
  • Champions (1): 1964-65

• Fourth Division (1958-1992) / Third Division (1992-2004) / League Two
  • Champions (2): 1994-95, 2005-06
  • Runners-up (2): 1963-64, 1981-82

Domestic cupEdit

• League Trophy
  • Winners (1): 1996-97
  • Runners-up (3): 2002-03, 2005-06, 2009-10

Statistics and recordsEdit

AttendanceEdit

TransfersEdit

Record results and performancesEdit

DefeatsEdit

Club league highs and lowsEdit

Club goal recordsEdit

External links and referencesEdit

Carlisle United Football Club
Current season • Players • Managers • Statistics • Honours • Brunton Park Stadium History: General, Seasons

Football League One 2010-11

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Football League Trophy winners

1984: Bournemouth • 1985: Wigan Athletic • 1986: Bristol City • 1987: Mansfield Town • 1988: Wolverhampton Wanderers • 1989: Bolton Wanderers • 1990: Tranmere Rovers • 1991: Birmingham City • 1992: Stoke City • 1993: Port Vale • 1994: Swansea City • 1995: Birmingham City • 1996: Rotherham United • 1997: Carlisle United • 1998: Grimsby Town • 1999: Wigan Athletic • 2000: Stoke City • 2001: Port Vale • 2002: Blackpool • 2003: Bristol City • 2004: Blackpool • 2005: Wrexham • 2006: Swansea City • 2007: Doncaster Rovers • 2008: Milton Keynes Dons • 2009: Luton Town • 2010: Southampton