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HARTLEY GETS HIS MAIDEN GIG WITH MOORS

By Neil Harvey

NEW ROLE: Peter Hartley

FORMER Hartlepool United and Plymouth Argyle defender Peter Hartley has landed his first managerial job National League North club Spennymoor Town.
The 38-year-old beat off competition from 50 other applicants to land the Brewery Field role, succeeding another former Pools favourite Tommy Miller.
A former Sunderland youngster, Hartley over 160 appearances for Pools during a four-year stay at The Vic before going on to play for the likes of Stevenage, Plymouth and Motherwell.
He returned to his hometown club in 2023 following a spell with In...

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