The New Carlisle United Home Kit (07/08)

Advantages: Nice lively change to design
Disadvantages: Pricey, but all football shirts are!

...Released for the 07/08 this Carlisle United home kit features a slightly different design to previous kits. Carlisle United, a club associated with Blue as their colours have had a plain blue top (not including sleeves or trim here) for around the last 5, 6 years, but this new kit, made by Le cog Sportif took a slightly different approach. This kit features three colours, With a blue area on the left, with white next to that and with the red trim (its an extended trim) on the right hand side. These sections are cut diagonally and run all the way down into the shorts aswell. The sleeves are blue. The kit therefore is not Symettrical colour wise like most kits, but personally I think it looks great. This is the second season currently that is being worn, and I think it will go on for a further year as the United home kit before being...

Steboyuk 19.08.2008 · Read review
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The New Carlisle United 2008 Away Kit

Advantages: Good Material, Good Choice Of Colours And Design
Disadvantages: Can Be Itchy

...The Carlisle United away kit has just recently been released and has proven to be exceptionally popular, selling over 1,000 times in just three week since Its release. I am one of that thousand that have purchased the top, and arent I glad I did - The colours of Black with the red trim work together very well, and as it runs all the way down from the top, to the shorts to the socks, this simplistic design dosent try to hard and works to perfection. It follows all normal kits, with the club crest in the top right corner and the sponser (Stobart) across the middle. It is a very comfortable top, feeling very light when on you and is obvioulsey made by quality material; you will tell when you touch it. One downside is that it can be quite itchy at the collar on occasions, and you may find it sticking to you on a hot day which can be...

Steboyuk 18.08.2008 · Read review
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Carlisle are looking good!

Advantages: A great looking shirt with good technology
Disadvantages: The collar can get itchy!

...I started to support Carlisle United on Boxing Day 2005, and from that moment, I was hooked onto League football instead of Premiership football. After supporting them for a few months, towards the end of last season, I decided it was time to buy a Carlisle United shirt. I had the choice of the home shirt and the away shirt. I decided that as it would be unlikely I would go to many away games, as I live quite high in the North, away from most other football stadiums, I would buy the home shirt as I would probably only go to home games. So here is my review on the Carlisle United Home Shirt! DESIGN The Carlisle shirt has a very good design indeed. In fact it is a surprisingly well-designed shirt that was used when they were in the lowly League 2. I am sure that many other lower league teams do not have shirts designed as well...

kingchris 12.01.2007 · Read review
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Makes you proud to be Cumbrian!!!!

Advantages: (Nearly) always exciting to watch, fantastic team spirit, great players, amazing fans!!!
Disadvantages: Could be a hard season with being in a higher league, (but so far, so good)!

...Carlisle United. The new boys in Football League 1. Preparing for a difficult but a thrilling season in a new higher league. But there is one rule with Carlisle: Nothing is impossible. Carlisle have an amazingly lucky history. The number of times they have avoided relegation or defeat by the narrowest margins, only to overcome the odds to come out victorious. Carlisle now have to overcome a new challenge, survive the new league without Paul Simpson. Paul Simpson was the miracle worker who masterminded the success for the last two seasons with Carlisle, but the result of a brilliant manager at a low division club, is that that manager will be snapped up by a bigger, more luxurious club, and in this case it was Preston North End, and he has also took some of the backroom staff with him, so Carlisle have been on the lookout for some...

kingchris 04.08.2006 (01.02.2007) · Read review
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Carlisle's Premier Italian restaurant?

Advantages: Near theatre, great service, massive menu, beautiful fresh food, happy hour menu
Disadvantages: out of town centre, some dishes quite expensive, can get busy.

...For my Mother's birthday I bought a ticket for her to see Cabaret, the live tour. Of course she couldn't go alone, so I bought myself one too. We decided to make a real night of it by eating out first. Adriano's in Carlisle was the perfect choice being just 2 minutes away from the venue. My mother suggested this restaurant, I hadn't been before but she had on a couple of occasions and had been impressed. I was happy to go along with her recommendation as she usually chooses well, and she didn't let me down on this occasion either. Adriono's describe themselves as being Carlisle's premier Italian restaurant...I'm now inclined to agree. Adriano's is situated in what at first may seem an unusual and unlikely position for a Restaurant. It's just out of the town centre and the main restaurant/pub area, opposite the not very...

Rhiana 05.10.2009 (09.10.2009) · Read review
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Roddy Collins Blue And White Army

Advantages: The Courtney Era has started, and Knighton has gone
Disadvantages: The last 4 - 5 years

...Carlisle United Football Club Est.: 1904 Division: 3 Chairman: John Courtney Manager: Roddy Collins Club Captain: Peter Murphy So the next op in my football series involves the team I supported since I was about 5. Although the first game I ever went to was a Newcastle game and that I’m now a Reading fan, Carlisle United were the club I was brought up on. My Dad being a die hard Cumbrian hasn’t made the switch to Reading quite as easy as I have as he will always be the Blue of Carlisle at heart. However despite my allegiance to the Royals I will always go to Carlisle games when they come down south and occasionally make that 5-hour trip back up home to Brunton Park for the odd game. Long gone are the days of Michael Knighton and hopefully John Courtney can steer them in the right direction. Recent History...

Andy.mack 02.07.2003 · Read review
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nice hotel at centre of Carlisle

Advantages: location, price
Disadvantages: average bed

... Hotel Ibis Carlisle Nice cheap but good hotel at the centre of Carlisle. Ibis Hotel The Ibis hotel Carlisle is part of the Ibis Company. The Ibis is a European company and a subsidiary company of the French Accor. They have worldwide 750 hotels. Characteristic of the Ibis is that they are cheap, simple but you get good quality for your money. They have a nice breakfast and offer several services. I have stayed a few times in an Ibis, often because of the location of the hotel in a city. They are often next to an airport or in the middle of the centre. Ibis Carlisle: The Ibis Carlisle is located at the Botchergate in the centre of Carlisle. It's a nice small hotel with 102 rooms. On the ground floor you have the reception with 1 or 2 persons, who speak English. At the Ibis you will always find...

JL132 29.12.2008 (30.12.2008) · Read review
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Review of Ibis, Carlisle

MAYBE THIS TIME AROUND

Advantages: Try hard, lots of workers and some skill, Richy Foran looks good
Disadvantages: Untried manager, lost some key players,going to be a tough season

...If you have any slight interest in football, especially the third division, then you will know about all the struggles each year to avoid the drop. Carlisle United are often amongst the bottom pack, and have been for many years. They only question I ask is how much longer can they survive? The harsh reality is that the drop out of the football league means so much for the clubs. The divide between two divisions is wide, not in football terms, but in terms of money. Ok, so we are not exactly talking the Premiership millions, but every team in the third division will get about £500,000 or half a million a year for the TV rights. This is mostly from ITV, and the amount has improved a lot recently. The conference teams simply don’t get that amount of money. Look at the teams that have gone up and down between the two divisions in...

Chris_Padden 17.11.2001 · Read review
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Travelodge - Southwaite M6 - Carlisle

Advantages: cheap and cheerful
Disadvantages: limited food available on site

...We recently travelled up to Scotland from Devon and on the way up needed to break up the journey. We stopped at Southwaite Travelodge on the M6. The Travelodge is right beside the southbound motorway between junctions 41 and 42. There is access from each side of the motorway and you have to drive under to motorway from the northbound side. It is 8 miles from Carlisle PRICE ++++++ We paid £50 for a non-smoking room which we booked online back in February. The current price is £51 or £54. BOOKING ++++++++ We booked online, which was very easy. You enter the date and number of nights, click away and it tells you what is available. The room is reserved with your credit card payment and they take payment when you arrive. Rooms can be booked up to 12 months in advance and sometimes they have super savers of £10 or £26...

kismet 12.09.2006 · Read review
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Review of Travelodge Carlisle Southwaite, Carlisle

fans 'United'

Advantages: -
Disadvantages: -

...What can I say that hasn't already been said about England's most prolific football club. Most people know everything from the Munich air disaster to the treble season of 1998/99, two hugely differing events in the history of an absolutely fantastic football team. I personally have been priveleged to support such a great side ever since my birth in 1986, and having gone on to see them roughly 500 times in various areas of the country (and the world). Manchester United PLC. Chairman - Sir Roy Gardner Chief Executive - David Gill Manchester United FC Manager - Sir Alex Ferguson Assistant Manager - Carlos Queiroz President - Martin Edwards Formed - 1878 (formerly Newton Heath but name changed to Manchester United in 1902) The club also gave me the greatest day of my life - even though ive seen them play so many times...

MUFCboi 04.12.2004 · Read review
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