The manager of Carlisle United, Paul Simpson, commends the performance of goalkeeper Gabe Breeze, expressing a sense of calmness when observing the rookie player in action.
Breeze, a 20-year-old from Penrith, has made a steady introduction to first-team play with notable saves, including a crucial double save during the team’s 2-1 victory over Port Vale on New Year’s Day.
Despite conceding goals in the three games he has played, Simpson acknowledges Breeze’s composure and the support of the defensive line in front of him.
Simpson acknowledges Breeze’s accomplishments so far, describing him as a young and developing goalkeeper.
However, Simpson emphasizes the ongoing need to strengthen the goalkeeping position, considering the possibility of bringing in another senior goalkeeper during the January transfer window.
In addition to praising Breeze, Simpson highlights the contributions of Jack Robinson, a versatile defender who played a pivotal role in both goals against Port Vale.
Robinson’s performance, particularly in delivering quality crosses, influenced Simpson’s decision to include him in the starting lineup.
Simpson also discusses tactical decisions, such as reverting to a back three for defensive security and the need for a creative midfield, as demonstrated by Jordan Gibson’s inclusion in the match against Port Vale after being benched in previous outings.
Despite acknowledging Gibson’s talent, Simpson emphasizes the importance of consistent effort and hard work in every game.
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