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Ambitious Jack has a vision for the future

Jack Nolan says it was Hartlepool United’s ambition and long-term vision for the future which stood out from a plethora of clubs chasing his signature this summer.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 June 2026

By Jon Couch

APPEAL: Jack Nolan has signed for Hartlepool

Jack Nolan says it was Hartlepool United’s ambition and long-term vision for the future which stood out from a plethora of clubs chasing his signature this summer.
The 25-year-old became Lee Clark’s second signing of the summer this week after agreeing a two-year deal at Victoria Park following the expiry of his contract with Morecambe.
Nolan received much interest from clubs across both the National League and EFL after a standout individual season which yielded 19 goals and eight assists from a relegated side, establishing hims...

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