Non-League Paper

POOLS NEED A QUICK FIX

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2018

HART AND SOUL: Hartlepool United fans show their support for the club at Save Pools Day last week
ShutterPress & Alun Roberts

HARTLEPOOL need to sort out their financial problems as it is clearly affecting them on the field. If they are not careful, Craig Harrison’s men could be dragged into a relegation dogfight come the end of the season. It’s an easy excuse for a player to point fingers at the club when the football is not going right. Hopefully, the club sorts itself out soon, not only for their sake, but the league as well.

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