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Mark Hughes is a film reviewer and box office pundit covering Hollywood and filmmaking. He’s reported from the set of blockbusters like “Justice League” and “Wonder Woman 1984,” and ...

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Manchester United legend Mark Hughes has vowed he will not resign from his position as boss of Carlisle United despite confirmation of their relegation. Carlisle were relegated from League Two to ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Mark Hughes said the send-off from Carlisle United’s fans after the last game of the season left him “emotional" as he weighs up his future.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Mark Hughes says Carlisle United will try and move on some players still under contract as they prepare for life in the National League.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Mark Hughes admitted Carlisle United simply have not been good enough as they plummeted to relegation from the EFL. The head coach said any ...

But Hughes suggested a willingness on both sides to reach an agreement that would see him remain at Brunton Park to lead the club’s attempt to bounce back in the National League after EFL ...

Carlisle United Head Coach Mark Hughes insists his side are now going into every match with belief as they look to put together a dramatic run of form to lift themselves out of the relegation zone.

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Mark Hughes says the backing he has had from Carlisle United’s fans has “exceeded all expectations” as the Blues try to cling onto ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Carlisle United’s owners have dropped a strong hint that they want Mark Hughes to stay, in a statement apologising for relegation.

Mark Hughes's Manchester United career was one punctuated by iconic moments and big goals in big games. There was few bigger than the one he struck on this day in 1994. United had been chasing a ...