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I’D LOVE TO HAVE ONE MOORE GO

I’D LOVE

…and for Kev to get his chance

By Jon Couch
RONNIE MOORE has thrown his hat into the ring for a popular return to the Hartlepool United manager’s hotseat – and he’s hoping to lock horns with loyal protégé Kevin Watson.
Moore, who masterminded Pools’ great escape in League Two back in 2016, is among several names in the frame for the top job at Victoria Park following the departure this week of Craig Hignett.
And 66-year-old Moore is also backing Watson – his former captain at Rotherham United and coach at Eastleigh – to join him in th...

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