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Curle’s joy after Jack sinks the Cumbrians

By James Heneghan

NORTHAMPTON manager Keith Curle admitted victory over former club Carlisle meant that little bit more to him after his side ran out comfortable winners.
The Cobblers ended Carlisle’s six-game winning run in style as they followed a goalless opening period with a dominant second half display.
Jack Bridge scored either side of the hour mark, before he teed up Junior Morias for the third, which secured only Town’s second win since early November.
“It meant a lot to me because of the job I had at Carlisle, but this is the next chapter of my career, althoug...

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