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The story of Carlisle United's flooded stadium has one more twist.
The town was hit hard by Storm Desmond and the League Two club's submerged facilities made headlines across the country.
On Thursday, Carlisle United announced that a groundsman had discovered three Koi carp in the goalmouth at Brunton Park.
Not only that, the club later revealed on its Twitter feed that a local man, one "Mark Chandler from Warwick Road," had actually come forward to claim the fish when he saw the earlier post.
The power of social media...
[h/t Metro]
A major cleanup job was required at Carlisle United's Brunton Park on Monday after the pitch was left severely flooded by the weekend's rain.
The club shared a number of videos highlighting the damage caused to the pitch, before starting work on the much-needed draining.
VINE: Goodbye to the flood water #cufc https://t.co/Rwk8qDtQss
— Carlisle United FC (@officialcufc) November 16, 2015
VINE: Check this out - flood water is on the run! #cufc https://t.co/1mRbZC4qZs
— Carlisle United FC (@officialcufc) November 16, 2015
The cleanup operation was well underway when Stoke City took the opportunity to chime in with some not-so-helpful advice:
Hey @officialcufc, you may need these new ground regulations 🏊 pic.twitter.com/ZilSaxX4U4
— Stoke City FC (@stokecity) November 16, 2015
Carlisle now face a race against time to repair the pitch before they are due to host Portsmouth on Saturday.
[Twitter: @officialcufc]