Welcome to the section of the site that looks back at some of the better days in the club's history, and some that weren't so good. We hope you enjoy these articles.


The Wembley Dream - explores how it felt for players and fans to go to Wembley with this great club. This article includes exclusive interviews with Mick Wadsworth, Rory Delap, Darren Edmondson, Steve Hayward, Richard Prokas, David Reeves, Rod Thomas and Will Varty, as well as some fantastic contributions from fans.


May 8th, 1999, A Day For Heroes - The day that Jimmy Glass made history. Barbara Abbott looks back at one hell of a day in this club's history. This article has exclusive interviews with Stuart Whitehead, David Brightwell, Paul Bagshaw, Rob Bowman and Scott Dobie as well as fans views of that day.


The Early Days - From 1904 to 1928, non-league to our first game in league football. Here's a potted history of the road to Division Three North. Included here are the minutes from the Caldewgate meeting that finalised the name change decision, much to the disgust of some members.


Once Upon A Time We Conquered Europe - follows United's first ever European campaign. The mighty Roma met the boys from Cumbria and were astounded. Again I am looking for input for this article from fans who were there. Contact me and I will add your thoughts on that fantastic campaign.


We're Gonna Win The Cup - Follows the League Cup campaign of 1969 that nearly brought glory. Wembley was well within touching distance, a little under 45 minutes away in fact. Find out how close we actually came to reaching the twin towers in this article.


First Time For Everything - A look at Carlisle's first ever game in the First Division (Premier League as we would call it now). Most of the pundits expected a rout and Match of the Day despatched their cameras in anticipation. Find out how well United adjusted to life with the big boys here.


And some not so memorable memories....................

Better Best Forgotten - Some of the moments from the past that, perhaps, we would rather forget. This series scrutinises the club's record defeat back in 1939, looks at one of the worst seasons in the club's history and will include other such less than memorable moments. **UPDATED**

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