FA Cup

CHALLINOR HAILS NEW STAR AFTER THRASHING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 October 2020

By Tom Scott

SIX HITTERS: Luke Molyneux of Hartlepool scores for the visitors and inset, Gavan Holohan of Hartlepool celebrates scoring the last goal of the match
PICTURE: Mark Fletcher

DAVE CHALLINOR reckons Hartlepool United could have a star for the future in Joe Grey, after the youngster capped a fine debut to help the National League side progress in the FA Cup in this eye-catching encounter.
A goal and an assist from the 17-year-old saw the visitors race into an early two-goal lead, Lee Molyneux opening the scoring two minutes before Grey got his. Tom Crawford added a third b...

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