Good signings but lack of fresh legs…’ – Blues fans*

Carlisle United fans gave us their views on social media platform X after the 2-2 draw with Stevenage – here is a selection of their comments.

That was a brutal one. Loads of good stuff but lack of fresh legs killed it. Armstrong and Charters looked out on their feet. (@thervd)

Encouraging performance with some players showing why they’ll be here next year but ultimately because of the late equaliser it fell flat. We should’ve finished them off earlier so a lot of the fan negativity would be absent. (@tim_martland)

Positives: 3 performances to justify starting places next season – Butterworth, Neal & Ellis. Two well worked goals Negatives: useless finishing (Butterworth excepted), poor control of the ball when in possession, particularly towards the end. Breeze in goal from now on please. (@MikeEwins)

As soon as they pulled one back I felt like we were going to concede again. Plus some changes needed made as some of the team were knackered. Such a shame as there was some encouraging signs of life today. (@DJGale1983)

It felt like Stevenage only had one shot and somehow they got a point. Silly tackle for the penalty. CUFC should have had more goals. Charters didn’t pull the trigger & surprised Diamond didn’t score along with another for Butterworth & Armstrong. Passing better most of the time (@OliverWarnes)

Vastly improved performance, at last some urgency and direct football. We should have had at least five goals today but for poor finishing. Gutted that we let Stevenage off the hook. Concerned about Lewis, personally think he is no better than what we already have. (@peterjo91525330)

Much better all round. We were on top for 75 minutes. We can’t seem to see out a game properly. At least I came away having enjoyed a good performance for 80% of the match. Steve Evans seemed happy and relieved Stevenage were let off the hook. A pity, as his rants are priceless (@AyeCumbrian)

On a day when Butterworth shows he can play a bit and we look like a team not rooted on the bottom against the old enemy in Stevenage, we spectacularly manage to throw away a comfortable 2-0 lead. Far too complacent 2nd half as the MF disappeared and the defence failed in the end (@LindaNi121202)

 

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