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Fenwick leaves Victoria Park on loan

23 March 2016 0 comments

Hartlepool United’s Scott Fenwick has left the club to join Tranmere Rovers on loan for the rest of the season. […]

James Coppinger commits to Doncaster for another year

4 March 2016 0 comments

James Coppinger has put pen to paper on a new one year contract with Doncaster Rovers. The Rovers captain has […]

James Pearson signs contract with Barnet

4 March 2016 0 comments

Defender James Pearson has signed a contract with Barnet until the end of next season. The 23-year-old joined Barnet on […]

Hartlepool bring in experienced defender Rob Jones

3 March 2016 0 comments

Hartlepool United have signed former Doncaster Rovers defender Rob Jones on a short term deal until the end of the […]

Hartlepool cut loose Moore and bring in Hignett as boss

11 February 2016 0 comments

Hartlepool United have moved swiftly in appointing a successor to Ronnie Moore by naming Craig Hignett as their new manager. […]

Luke James returns to Hartlepool on loan

1 February 2016 0 comments

Peterborough United striker Luke James has cut short his loan with Bradford City to return to Victoria Park. James, 21, […]

Hartlepool extend Adam Jackson loan

7 December 2015 0 comments

Hartlepool boss Ronnie Moore has moved to extend Adam Jackson’s loan until the beginning of January. The 21-year old defender […]

Hartlepool’s Magnay banned for 6 games for spitting at a fan

2 October 2015 0 comments

By Hugo Varley Hartlepool defender, Carl Magnay, has been handed a six game ban and fined £750 for spitting at […]

Kneesy does it for Southend boss Phil Brown

30 April 2015 0 comments

HE’S 55 with knackered knees and has never run more than 13 miles in his life. But considering he was schooled by Brendan Foster and learned the tricks of the trade from Steve Cram, today’s Virgin Money London Marathon should be a doddle for Southend boss Phil Brown.

Max Kretzschmar is Wycombe Wanderers’ Messi!

20 March 2014 0 comments

LIONEL MESSI was the name that sprang to mind when Wycombe boss Gareth Ainsworth was trying to describe Max Kretzschmar’s style of play. But, for boyhood Chelsea fan Max, his hero has always been Gianfranco Zola.