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Fola
Hartlepool secured their fourth successive win after Kristian Dennis headed in late on. Ebby Nelson-Addy scored his first goal for the club in the first half before Piero Mingola got an equaliser for the home side. Kristian Dennis then scored his fourth goal of the season with a fine header late on to win it.
Ebby Nelson-Addy has found himself in the starting eleven of late ahead of captain Danny Hollands and scored his first goal for the club in the first half. Rakish Bingham was brought down in the box and Nelson-Addy then fired home the resulting penalty. Piero Mingola curled in an equaliser before Kristian Dennis' deft header late on won it for the visitors. Hartlepool host Blackpool next in the league.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth, Worley (c), Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy, Ruddock*; Bingham, Walker, Hippolyte**; Hepburn-Murphy***.
Subs: Harrison, Branco, C.Smith*, Hollands**, Fenwick, Dennis***, Ranger.
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Hartlepool midfielder Brad Walker scored a late equaliser to secure a draw against Blackpool. Brad Walker had put Hartlepool ahead with his first goal which was a strike from distance. Modou Cham bagged two goals for Blackpool before Walker's dramatic injury time equaliser.
Brad Walker won Hartlepool's Fan Player Of The Year award last season and was yet to score this season before today's goals. Walker's first goal was a great strike which flew in from distance. Modou Cham benefitted twice on slack defending from Hartlepool to put the away side ahead. It looked like Blackpool would be leaving with three points before Brad Walker scored another long range effort to grab a draw for Hartlepool. Hartlepool next face Plymouth in the league.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth, Worley (c), Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy*, Ruddock; Bingham**, Walker, Hippolyte***; Hepburn-Murphy.
Subs: Harrison, Branco, C.Smith*, Hollands, Mendez-Laing**, Fenwick***, Dennis.
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Hartlepool kept up their current good form with an impressive away win against Plymouth Argyle. Rushian Hepburn-Murphy bagged a brace for the away side before Miles Hippolyte scored his first goal for the club late on in the game.
Rushian Hepburn-Murphy has been a revelation since his loan move from Aston Villa and grabbed his first goal after only three minutes. The England Under 18 striker lost his man from a corner and cooly nodded the visitors in front. Hepburn-Murphy then grabbed his second after he lobbed home when being played through by Brad Walker. Miles Hippolyte then secured the win for Hartlepool when he slid in at the back post after a Nelson-Addy cross. Hartlepool host Dagenham next in the league.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth, Worley (c), Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy, Ruddock*; Bingham**, Walker, Hippolyte; Hepburn-Murphy***.
Subs: Harrison, Branco, C.Smith, Hollands*, Mendez-Laing**, Fenwick, Dennis***.
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Fola
Glad you are reading mate and really nice to know that you are enjoying this. Ranger was a player I decided to take a punt on but he's not featured much this season, fully expect him to start complaining soon. I tried to get Hyde back but York wanted £100k for him and we don't have that sort of money. He's played ten matches for York so far this season but hasn't found the net yet.
Fola
I was worried I brought in too many players but they seem to have found their feet. Fingers crossed for promotion matey, keep reading!
Fola
He's been pretty useless for me in the few matches he's played. I doubt he will be here too long to be honest with you... I've brought in way too many strikers to be honest, can see Barnes-Homer kicking off soon and wanting to leave. Thanks for the comment mate, more updates to come today.
Fola
Hartlepool have announced that their infamous striker Nile Ranger will leave the club when the transfer window re-opens in January after only making four appearances for the club. Ranger joined the club from Blackpool in the Summer but will join Conference side Barrow when the transfer window re-opens.
Ranger, 25, failed to score and will still be available for Hartlepool until he joins Barrow. Ranger, 25, has had a number of disciplinary problems in his career however manager Adam Boyd has insisted that the decision to allow Ranger to leave is purely for footballing reasons. "We've brought in a lot of strikers over the Summer and unfortunately there is no longer a place for Nile in my side. Barrow have decided to sign him up and he will join them when January comes around. Until then, I expect Nile to perform to the best of his ability if I decide to pick him for the squad."
Fola
Hartlepool and Dagenham played out a score draw as Adam Boyd's side kept up their good form. Ebby Nelson-Addy put Hartlepool ahead from the penalty spot however Matt McClure grabbed the equaliser for Dagenham in a close encounter.
Ebby Nelson-Addy has been on fantastic form in recent games and scored the first goal of the game just before the break. Brad Walker was brought down in the box and Nelson-Addy picked himself up to fire home. Matt McClure then headed home an equaliser just after the break to draw Dagenham level. Hartlepool face Grimsby next in the First Round of the Johnstones Paint Trophy.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth, Worley (c), Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy, Ruddock; Bingham*, Walker, Hippolyte**; Hepburn-Murphy***.
Subs: Harrison, Branco, C.Smith*, Hollands, Mendez-Laing**, Fenwick***, Dennis.
Fola
Grimsby Town have progressed to the Second Round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy after a convincing win against fellow League Two side Hartlepool.
Grimsby were on top throughout against a lacklustre Hartlepool side and went ahead when Anthony Georgiou nodded in. Anas Abdo secured the win for Grimsby midway through the second half when he headed home following poor defending from Hartlepool. Grimsby were also reduced to ten men after Craig Clay was dismissed late on for two yellow cards. Hartlepool travel to Burton Albion in their next league match.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth, Worley (c), Guthrie, Carroll; Bingham*, Gallagher, Ruddock**, Hollands, Hemmings; Dennis***.
Subs: Hepburn-Murphy, Fenwick*, Hippolyte, Mendez-Laing**, Walker***.
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Hartlepool defender Harry Worley has been ruled out for three months after tearing his knee ligaments in training. Worley has been ever present in Adam Boyd's side this season and has been stand-in Captain in recent weeks.
Harry Worley has been a key figure since Adam Boyd took over at the club and has formed a good partnership this season with Jon Guthrie. Manager Adam Boyd has stated that Scott Harrison, a player who was a regular last season may get a chance due to Worley's injury: "Yes, it's definitely a chance for Scott (Scott Harrison) to come back into the side. Last season he was a key man for us but has been out of the picture this season, I just hope he can make the step up now and get his place back."
Fola
Hartlepool kept up their strong league form with a huge win against Burton Albion. Rakish Bingham grabbed a brace, as did striker Rushian Hepburn-Murphy whilst Nathianiel Mendez-Laing and Ebby Nelson-Addy also got on the scoresheet. John Mousinho got on the scoresheet for Burton from the penalty spot.
Rakish Bingham scored an early double when he twice headed in from a Jake Carroll cross before Bingham hit the bar again before Ebby Nelson-Addy poked the ball home. John Mousinho scored a penalty for Burton just before the break however substitute Rushian Hepburn-Murphy scored a quick brace for Hartlepool. Another substitute in the form of Nathaniel Mendez-Laing scored late on to secure a brilliant win for Hartlepool who face local rivals Carlisle next in the league.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth (c), Harrison, Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy, Ruddock; Bingham*, Walker, Hemmings**, Dennis***.
Subs: Branco, Gallagher, Hollands, Mendez-Laing*, Hippolyte**, Fenwick, Hepburn-Murphy***.
Fola
Hartlepool came out on top against rivals Carlisle in an eventful encounter at Victoria Park. Ashley Hemmings had put Hartlepool ahead with his first goal for the club before Rekell Pyke equalised for Carlisle. In form striker Rushian Hepburn-Murphy scored a double to win the game for Adam Boyd's side.
Rakish Bingham went close for Hartlepool early on when his header hit the post however Ashley Hemmings fired home the rebound. Rekell Pyke then fired home for the visitors with a great finish from outside the area. Rushian Hepburn-Murphy headed home his first from a corner before low drive in the second half won the game for Hartlepool. Hartlepool travel to Newport County next in the league.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth (c), Harrison, Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy, Ruddock; Bingham*, Walker**, Hemmings***, Hepburn-Murphy.
Subs: Branco, Gallagher, Hollands*, Mendez-Laing**, Devitt***, Fenwick, Dennis
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Hartlepool's on-loan striker Rushian Hepburn-Murphy has expressed his delight at his current form. The eighteen year old striker has scored eight goals in nine appearances for Adam Boyd's side since his loan move from Premier League side Aston Villa.
Rushian Hepburn-Murphy's loan contract at the Hartlepool expires at the end of January however the youngster has not ruled out extending his stay at the club: "It's been a brilliant start at the club for me and we've been on some great form. I've always scored goals at youth level and to score in the Football League is really pleasing. My contract here is until the end of January and obviously it's up to Aston Villa but I'd definitely be open to stay here longer if they're happy with it."
Fola
Scott Fenwick scored his first goal of the season as Hartlepool kept up their good form to beat Newport County in a close encounter.
Scott Fenwick was top goalscorer for Hartlepool last season however was ruled out for the club's play off efforts through injury. The talented striker has seen his opportunities limited this season after being ruled out through injury and lack of match fitness but will be delighted with his goal off the bench. The striker accelerated away from his defender before fired low into the bottom corner with a great strike. Hartlepool host York in their next league match.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth (c), Harrison, Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy*, Ruddock; Bingham, Walker, Hemmings**, Hepburn-Murphy***.
Subs: Branco, Gallagher*, Hollands, Mendez-Laing, Devitt**, Fenwick***, Dennis.
Fola
Hartlepool manager Adam Boyd has signed an extension on his deal at the club until the end of next season. Adam Boyd's contract was due to be up at the end of the season but has taken the option to sign a new deal at the club. His side are once again over performing this season and find themselves in fourth position in the League Two table.
Boyd, 37, could not hide to delight at signing a new deal at the club: "I love it here and never wanted to leave the club so I am over the moon to sign a new contract here. The start of the season wasn't the best but we really seem to have found our feet now and it's really pleasing. We have a great bunch of lads here and I know we all want promotion and hopefully this will be the season we can get it."
Fola
Scott Fenwick came off the bench to score two goals to grab the win for Adam Boyd's Hartlepool side. Valdaine Oliver put York ahead before Nathaniel Mendez-Laing equalised for Hartlepool. Scott Fenwick grabbed his first before Reece Thompson headed in an equaliser for York before Fenwick's late winner.
Hartlepool went behind early on after Valdaine Oliver found his way past Scott Harrison to head York ahead. Nathaniel Mendez-Laing then scored his second of the season after he curled the ball in from a tight angle. Scott Fenwick headed in to put Hartlepool ahead before Reece Thompson scored for York only moments after. Fenwick grabbed the winner for Hartlepool soon after with a fine right footed strike into the roof of the net. Hartlepool travel to Bristol Rovers in their next league game.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth (c), Harrison, Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy, Ruddock; Mendez-Laing*, Walker, Hemmings**, Hepburn-Murphy***.
Subs: Branco, Gallagher, Hollands, Bingham*, Devitt**, Fenwick***, Dennis.
Fola
Hartlepool's on-loan striker Rushian Hepburn-Murphy has been ruled out for any time up to seven weeks after spraining his ankle in the side's win against York City. Hepburn-Murphy has scored eight goals in ten matches for Hartlepool so far this season.
Rushian Hepburn-Murphy will be disappointed to be ruled out, especially after such a successful start to his life at the club. Scott Fenwick, who was the side's top goalscorer last season and has scored three goals in the last two will be looking to take advantage of Hepburn-Murphy's injury. Kristian Dennis has scored four goals this season for Hartlepool so may also get a look in now after the injury to Hepburn-Murphy. Adam Boyd has announced that he will be looking to extend Hepburn-Murphy's loan contract when the January transfer window opens.
itchycoo
Shedender
You've picked up some impressive wins recently, especially the home success against your rivals Carlisle and I'm sure Newport isn't an easy place to pick up points either. KIU pal.
Dan
Fola
Add Matthew Barnes-Homer to that list too
Fola
Yeah I'm glad to see the back of him too. He's actually not a bad player at this level but I haven't been using a target man and Barrow offered £5k so decided to let him leave. Thanks for the comment again mate, hopefully we can keep up our good form and keep you reading.
Fola
Fingers crossed mate!
Fola
Former Crewe Alexandra defender Jon Guthrie scored his first goal for Hartlepool as his side were held in a close encounter against Bristol Rovers. Guthrie had put Hartlepool ahead however Rory Boulding equalised for the home side.
Hartlepool have been in good form of late and went ahead just after the break through Guthrie. Ashley Hemmings hit a free kick into the area which found Guthrie unmarked in the box and his header flew into the top corner. However, Hartlepool were pegged back through a fantastic solo goal from Boulding who ran from the half way line and fired past Carson. Hartlepool host League One side Preston North End next in the first round of the FA Cup.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth (c), Harrison*, Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy**, Ruddock; Bingham, Walker, Hemmings, Fenwick***.
Subs: Branco*, Gallagher, Hollands**, Mendez-Laing, Devitt, Holman***, Dennis.
Fola
Hartlepool winger Nathaniel Mendez-Laing has handed in a transfer request at the League Two play off contenders. Mendez-Laing only joined the club in the Summer after his release from League One side Rochdale.
Mendez-Laing, 24, has announced his intention to leave the club despite only being at the club for five months. The former Wolverhampton youngster did not manage a single appearance for Rochdale last season and has made nine appearances this season for Hartlepool, scoring two goals. The transfer request has said to have been a shock to Hartlepool manager Adam Boyd however the request has been accepted by the Hartlepool hierarchy. Mendez-Laing is not expected to feature again for the club while his future is up in the air.
Fola
League One side Preston North End are through to the Second Round of the FA Cup after they disposed of League Two side Hartlepool. Hartlepool had gone ahead through Scott Fenwick however goals from Martin Cranie, Caolan Lavery and Greg Cunningham won the match for the visitors.
Hartlepool went ahead early on in the match when Scott Fenwick scored a great poacher's effort from just inside the area. Preston were soon level when Martin Crainie headed in from a corner before Caolan Lavery put the League One side ahead after the break. Lavery slotted home after a good ball from Greg Cunningham before the left back got on the scoresheet himself with a strike from range. Hartlepool host Morecambe next in the league.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth (c), Harrison, Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy, Ruddock*; Bingham**, Walker, Hemmings***, Fenwick.
Subs: Branco, Gallagher, Hollands*, Hippolyte**, Devitt***, Holman, Dennis.
Fola
Hartlepool have allowed striker Padriag Amond to leave the club on loan for three months to join Conference side Forest Green Rovers. Fellow League Two side Grimsby were rumoured to have been interested on a return for the Irishman however Amond has moved to Forest Green.
Padriag Amond, 28, has only managed four appearances and one goal for Adam Boyd's side since joining the club in the Summer. Amond finished last season as the Conference top goalscorer for Grimsby as he helped them win promotion to the Football League. Amond will join Forest Green who currently sit in second position in the Conference as he will look to attempt to find last season's form. Amond is expected to return to Hartlepool once to loan spell at Forest Green has finished.
Fola
Hartlepool and Morecambe could not be separated in a dull encounter at Victoria Park in a match of minimal chances. Hartlepool have now failed to win in their last three matches in all competitions.
Hartlepool and Morecambe cancelled each other out throughout in a match which was dominated by some goof defending by both sides. Trevor Carson made some good saves for Hartlepool early on whilst Scott Fenwick had an effort cleared off the line midway through the second half. Hartlepool travel to struggling Grimsby in their next league match.
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Starting XI: Carson; Duckworth (c), Branco, Guthrie, Carroll; Nelson-Addy, Ruddock; Bingham, Walker, Hippolyte*, Fenwick**.
Subs: Trotman, Gallagher, Hollands, Hemmings*, Devitt, Holman, Dennis**.
Fola
Hartlepool midfielder Ebby Nelson-Addy has signed a new deal which will see him stay at the club until the Summer of 2019. The former Aston Villa youngster has been a key player for Adam Boyd's side since breaking into the first team fold a few months back.
Ebby Nelson-Addy looked to be on his way out of the club last season as he spent the end of the season on loan at Conference side Tranmere. Hartlepool also signed former Portsmouth centre midfielder Danny Hollands as it looked like Nelson-Addy would leave the club. However, Nelson-Addy has been on fantastic form and has dislodged Hollands out of the team and formed a great partnership in centre midfield alongside Pelly Ruddock and Brad Walker. Nelson Addy has also gone on to score three goals this season for Adam Boyd's side.