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Dynel Simeu’s story is one of hard work and struggle – From playing Sunday League football, to appearing on the bench in the Champions League, and now rising to the challenge of a relegation battle with Carlisle United.
Last week will go down as one of the most hectic periods in Carlisle United’s history.
Carlisle United looked dead and buried in November and a win seemed almost impossible, but Keith Millen was not panicking.
Keith Millen is actively looking to improve the Carlisle United squad in January to try and steer the Cumbrians away from relegation troubles.
Inadequate summer recruitment, a mentally fragile squad and yet another early managerial change mixed in with a failed takeover pretty much sums up Carlisle United’s first half of the season.
Carlisle United hope to avoid an embarrassing FA Cup upset, with Isthmian Premier Division side Horsham making the long trip to Cumbria.