By KJ
April 10 2004

Kidderminster Harriers make the long trip north tomorrow to face bottom of the table Carlisle United.Harriers will be looking for their 1st ever win at Brunton Park.

Carlisle Preview

 Harriers will be without the two Deanos tomorrow. Dean Keates is suspended as well as carrying a knee injury while Dean Bennett too is out. It looks like the midfielder could miss the rest of the season after picking up a twisted knee against Hull. Defender Adrian Viveash has returned to Swindon after his loan spell expired. Ian Foster is hoping to be fit whilst Lee Jenkins and Matt Gadsby return to the fold. Left back Steve Burton is included for the 1st time since his permanent arrival from Hull City. Harriers are expected to go for it with a 4-3-3 system which should include loanees Leon Clarke and Simon Brown, who will be looking for his 3rd goal in as many games.

Carlisle are bottom and have been for most of the season but have improved slightly in recent weeks. They are now up to 37 points, 10 behind Harriers and 5 short of York or Macclesfield (depending on Yorks game tonight at Cambridge). As mentioned earlier, Harriers have never won before at Carlisle and it was only earlier this season that we picked up our 1st league win at home or away. Goals from Andy Bishop and a blockbuster from Danny Williams gave Kidder a narrow 2-1 win in what was one of Ian Brittons final games.

Anyway, lets hope for win tomorrow, which would mean we would arrive at the magical 50 points. That should see us safe although more would be nice.