Sunderland Car Carlisle United :: We now have seven days left in the lower league “Armageddon” for a month-long countdown, to borrow the word used by Kareli’s co-owner John Nixon. In other news, the EFL trophy allotted by the Premier League for youth development is moving forward.
Covid-19 may have taken away a lot of things but this divisive constitution is alive. Like cockroaches in hurricanes, the “B team” does experiments when other creatures can’t.
It is now a reference for all these fixtures, as it has been since 2016. Kareli lost a live, high-scoring game here at Sunderland, prompting John Melisch to return late, which wasn’t quite enough, and the useful drill wasn’t considered certain. By all.
The real quiz, what it means in Aston Villa’s Under-21s – United’s next Northern Group A opponents – and other “Category One” academy teams are taking part.
Under pressure from the money, the lower leagues opened the door, and the trophy is one more thing in our old game that is now significantly related to the powerful. Powerful, who hedges their bets by weighing in for clubs on the edge, it seems now.
Powerful ones that are sure to be seen tomorrow, unless a) fans are released sooner, or b) a little cash struggling, omnipresent – or, ideally, directed at both.
It is true that there is a need for a comprehensive set of news of the crisis that small clubs are currently facing. It would be foolish to think that this could come from a single source.
The return of the revised (and currently unapproved) trophy at this time, however, may feel particularly bitter to the class of supporters who wanted nothing to do with it in the first place, and now their club has been suspended on the mud, with which Flight and government stamping on each side.
In the meantime, we are asked to look at the ongoing prize money and participation fees for this competition, which are given as “unity” instead of buying a “valuable item”, which now has a lower chance of being returned.
The thoughts inevitably flashed around my mind as United and Sunderland set each other up last night in the huge, empty stadium of lights. Carisle boss Chris Beach made seven changes and, out of them, introduced Taylor Charters, Jack Armor, Magnus Norman and new signing Connor Miley in full.
Sunderland, along with an acquaintance of Charlie Wyke, leads their attack, including eight changes, but Kareli made an early impact. Ethan Waker’s speed and awareness was the key to a sixth-minute penalty when the young Loney broke the ball to the right – provided by Danny Devine after a purposeful run – and got a fraction ahead of Remy Mathews. , Who sent him flying.
Lewis Alessandra criticized Matthews’ spot-kick in the past and this provoked a more lively period of Cumbriano who saw the opening opening at the center of the second opening, the Preston teenager eager to catch his men before squaring for the Charters. Blocked, such as follow-up.
Armor, another priest onion neon, made a solid start to the defensive left as Jack Diamond tried to add a little sparkle to that side for Sunderland. Max Power was shot but the hosts needed Chris Maguire to snatch Max Hunt’s header from a relay corner, as Carlyle spied a second time.
Sunderland felt a little cold and uncertain at this point but their passage gradually tightened and this brought another chance that the power narrowed wide. The United were soon faced with the double misfortune of a shoulder injury – with Luke O’Nein challenging the injury and replacing Mellish – and then the equalizer, Maguire free-kick sent a big attitude to his Norman courtesy.
Despite this luck the home side improvement was now evident, and 11 minutes later they were pretty good for Carlisle when Power and Mugger combined to pass the left-hand one-touch to give Denver Hume the final, decisive run to shoot the last Norman.
United started the second half on their toes, with a cross almost reaching the relay in a six-yard box, sending beach teenager winger Louis Bell to make his debut instead of Churchill. Moments later, however, Cargill’s loss was exacerbated when Maguire ran behind the defense, hitting the ball with a wick, and sent it back to Norman.
Kareli’s place in the trophy felt as good as it was now lost, the lack of real opportunities to prevent him from working back to the beach side for his period. Sunderland came back, losing their hat-trick by a fraction with a game header, before Belle tried to bring United down from the left foot on the front foot of the game and the determined Alessandra widened the long-range.
An op-ed fourth, when it was conceded that when Undercood Norman fired a Maguire shot into Wayak’s way, a 20-yard touchdown was placed on him for 20 minutes, but Melishe forced his second goal four days ago from a relay corner near Matthews. .
Then, when home manager Phil Parkinson replaced the former Blues No. 9 for second, when Danny Graham replaced Vicky, Melissa completed the best finish of the night, getting a high shot with Alessandra’s enthusiastic help.
Carlyle finished the game on the front foot, and in the next four days Melissa has certainly emphasized the qualities of United that are appropriate for a new contract this week. Once Diamond broke a Sunderland five, however, there was no way out in the end – until that would be the case for all sorts of clubs except that the game at a certain height rediscovers the rest of its soul.
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