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Hartlepool United 3-1 AFC Fylde: New deal John nets a double

John Askey toasted a new three-year deal with an impressive victory over AFC Fylde that lifted Hartlepool United to the top of the National League.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2023

By Paul Fraser

HARTLEPOOL UTD 3
Dieseruvwe 25, 53, Cooke 33

AFC FYLDE 1
Omotayo 45+2

POOL PARTY: Callum Cooke and David Ferguson celebrate Mani Dieseruvwe’s first goal and, inset, Cooke curls in their second
PICTURE: Shutterpress

JOHN ASKEY toasted a new three-year deal with an impressive victory over AFC Fylde that lifted Hartlepool United to the top of the National League.
Confirmation of the Pools boss’ contract arrived before his players went out and showed why they are the leaders after five games.
Mani Dieseruvwe’s 25th-minute header settled nerves before Callum Cooke’s curl...

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