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SPORTING director Rob Clarkson wants Carlisle to hit the ground running when the January transfer window opens.
It could be a makeor-break time with the Cumbrians heading into the weekend propping up League Two, having suffered relegation last term.
“January is going to be important, there’s no getting away from that,” Clarkson, who arrived at Brunton Park in October, told BBC Radio Cumbria. “We need to add more quality to the group to really play the way that we want.
“We definitely want to do business early as much as we can.
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