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Azeez-y as that for Cumbrians

ROB Elliot has backed new Carlisle United signing Miguel Azeez to show everyone his ability.

The 23-year-old former Arsenal midfielder has joined the Cumbrians for an undisclosed fee from relegated Morecambe.
Azeez scored four goals for the Shrimps last season and new boss Elliot believes he can get more.
“The challenge to him is to come here and show the ability that everyone knows he’s got, build on last year, and I think he’ll be a real good goal threat for us,” Elliot said.
Azeez added: “When I spoke to Rob, he made me feel at home and the pl...

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