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IT’S ONE IN, ONE OUT…

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 March 2018

MORE managerial changes in the National League in February, notably at FC Halifax Town and Hartlepool United.
Halifax appointed Jamie Fullarton to help them achieve survival with 12 games remaining.
The ex-Notts County boss was in the stands as he watched his new side beat Hartlepool 2-0 in a six-pointer at The Shay.
On the flip side that result was the end of Craig Harrison’s time at Hartlepool.
It never really got going for Craig. Off-the-field matters clearly didn’t help his cause, but the Pools really need to pull together for the remaining games to stay in the league.

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