Last updated: 13:33, February 6, 2012

Hartlepool United news

Humphreys honoured at awards dinner

Hartlepool club captain Ritchie Humphreys received a special achievement award at the North-East Football Writers' Association awards dinner.

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Bury game off

Hartlepool's bid to overtake Bury in League One will have to wait, with the clash at Gigg Lane postponed due to a frozen pitch.

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Humphreys hailed after hitting 500 mark

Hartlepool chief executive Russ Green has paid tribute to skipper Ritchie Humphreys who recently made his 500th appearance for the club.

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Cooper praise for James

Hartlepool manager Neale Cooper has spoken of his admiration for teenage striker Luke James.

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All smiles for Cooper

Hartlepool manager Neale Cooper hailed his side's display as "fantastic" after seeing them coast to their biggest win of the season.

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Ten-man Cumbrians crashland

Hartlepool coasted to their biggest win of the season, 4-0, as they swept 10-man Carlisle aside at Victoria Park.

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Pools teenager James steals show

Hartlepool coasted to their biggest win of the season, 4-0, as they swept 10-man Carlisle aside at Victoria Park.

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Poole missing again

Hartlepool manager Neale Cooper is becoming increasingly frustrated over the absence of striker James Poole, who will miss the home game with Carlisle.

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Nish on the comeback trail

Hartlepool striker Colin Nish is hoping to provide manager Neale Cooper with a fresh option as he closes in on a return to first-team action.

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Nish steps it up

Hartlepool striker Colin Nish will return to action for the reserves on Wednesday following long-term injury.

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Pools release Wright

Hartlepool have released defender Stephen Wright following the expiry of his short-term contract.

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Cooper salutes battling Pools

Hartlepool boss Neale Cooper was delighted with the effort of his players in the 2-2 draw with Sheffield Wednesday.

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Owls held by Pools

High-flying Sheffield Wednesday had to settle for a point at home to Hartlepool in a 2-2 draw.

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Monkhouse poised for start

Hartlepool midfielder Andy Monkhouse is back in contention for a place in the starting line-up at Sheffield Wednesday after illness.

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Cooper cautious over youngsters

Hartlepool manager Neale Cooper wants supporters to be patient with the club's teenagers.

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Cooper wants more from strikers

Manager Neale Cooper lamented his strikers' lack of cutting edge after Hartlepool drew a blank in a goalless draw with Exeter.

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Pools claim creditable point

Exeter stretched their unbeaten home run to seven games after an uninspiring goalless draw with away-day specialists Hartlepool.

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Poole back in Pools pool

Hartlepool top scorer James Poole may return to the fold at Exeter.

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Mellish heads to Blyth

Hartlepool's teenage defender Jordan Mellish has signed for Blue Square Bet North side Blyth Spartans.

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Pools end poor home run

Hartlepool ended their run of nine straight defeats at Victoria Park with a 2-0 win over Rochdale.

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Pool pair doubtful for Dale test

Hartlepool skipper Sam Collins and striker James Poole face a race to be fit for the visit of Rochdale.

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Larkin blow for Pools

Hartlepool have suffered a blow with the news striker Colin Larkin requires another operation on his knee.

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Cooper hoping for Poole boost

New Hartlepool manager Neale Cooper is hopeful striker James Poole will be available after injury for Pools' npower League One clash with Rochdale this weekend.

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Cooper has plenty to work on

Disappointed Hartlepool boss Neale Cooper admitted he found plenty out about his new side as his homecoming ended in an all-too familiar home defeat.

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Nine and counting for Pools

Hartlepool suffered an unprecedented ninth successive home defeat as Scunthorpe became the latest to taste success at Victoria Park with a 2-1 victory.

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