Non-League Paper

MOORE: POOLS NEED A QUICK FIX! AND I CAN BE THE MAN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2018

By Alex Narey

THROWING HIS HAT IN THE POOL! Ronnie Moore wants to help save Hartlepool United
PICTURE: Paul Paxford

RONNIE Moore believes he’s the man to lead the Hartlepool United revival – and egos must be put aside to save the club.
Moore, 65, spent two years at Victoria Park after joining in December 2014, saving the club from relegation in his first season before leaving by mutual consent midway through the following campaign.
But after the sacking of Craig Harrison this week, the experienced Moore is eyeing a return as Pools fight for survival both on and off the pitch....

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