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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 January 2018

Hartlepool could be saved – and we’re thrilled to bits!

CASH-STRAPPED Hartlepool United could be saved this week – and that’s music to the ears of their fans who turned up at Victoria Park in their droves yesterday!
The club have been threatenedwith administration unless they find £200,000 by January 25 to pay players, staff, and various other bills.
Loyal supporters and those from wider football community have rallied behind the club this last fortnight, raising almost £70,000 on an online crowdfunding campaign. And fans also turned out in their masses y...

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