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I’M HOPING MARK CAN SPARK A CUMBRIAN REVIVAL…

GAMBLE: Mark Hughes

MARK Hughes would not have been the first name people thought of when Carlisle United were recruiting their latest manager.
His reputation and history is huge, his managerial experience is predominantly at the very top level and the task in front of a club at the bottom of any league is a very difficult one, let alone at the bottom of League Two where the consequences of relegation are so dire. After two draws and two defeats in his opening four games, he will understandably have been over the moon with his first victory on Thursday night away at Barrow. He ...

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