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"My conversation was, 'you come from a Championship club, you've got to have Championship consistency. You've got to show that week in, week out'."
03.11.26News
"The three of us have got a really great understanding in there and it feels like a nice balance at the moment."
"The ball just dropped to me and I saw him off his line. I mean, he wasn't off his line by much but I just thought, I'm going to hit it and try my luck. It's probably the best I've ever hit the ball to be honest and it just dropped into the back of the net."
02.11.26News
Here's how the Hartlepool United players rated after two late goals condemned Pools to a heartbreaking defeat at unbeaten National League leaders Boreham Wood.
31.10.26Matchday
"It was a ridiculous penalty decision, absolutely ridiculous. How he can give it, I don't know. I don't know where he's coming from with his decision-making. I thought it was like that through the whole football match."
Matt Rush's 92nd minute strike condemned Hartlepool United to a second successive National League defeat as Pools, who came agonisingly close to mounting a remarkable comeback, were beaten 4-3 by league leaders Boreham Wood.
Hartlepool United have made two changes for this afternoon's clash with unbeaten National League leaders Boreham Wood as highly-rated Chelsea loanee Max Merrick makes a welcome return in goal.
Our editor Robbie Stelling is tipping Pete Wild to make two changes ahead of Hartlepool United's trip to unbeaten National League leaders Boreham Wood.
31.10.26Opinion
"We've had a few downs but since the new gaffer and the new staff have come in, everyone's rolled their sleeves up. We're in this together, we're pushing in the right direction."
30.10.26News
"He has aspirations of being a number one. We couldn't offer him that, we can all agree on that."
"We need to come away from Boreham Wood with some points, we do. We can come off the gas at five o'clock on Saturday but we've got to go to Boreham Wood wanting, knowing we can get a result."
Hartlepool United youngster Kian Foreman has signed for Northern Premier League Premier Division strugglers Stockton Town on a three-month loan deal.
29.10.26News
"We've got to try to work with him to make sure the tackles he makes and the decisions he makes are getting better. Ultimately, we pay his wages, so we've got to try and help him."
"We're going to go toe-to-toe with them, we're going to make sure we give everything we've got. I think we're starting to do that."
"Jack going back doesn't really help the case. We've got to try and get more out of the people we've got in the building at the moment."
"We've told a few players that they can go out on loan if we can get the right thing for them. Until that happens, we can't bring anybody in."
"Listen, looking back to where we were a couple of weeks ago, I think we've come on leaps and bounds already. It's only the early stages."
28.10.26News
"I thought Fylde were excellent, particularly in the second half, but I thought we contained them really, really well. You'd like to think we'd have continued to contain them if the referees had done their jobs."
"It's going to be a long winter but I think, 100 per cent, coming out of the winter we'll be in a better place."
Hartlepool United head coach Pete Wild was full of praise for Will Harris after the striker scored for the fourth time in seven National League appearances in midweek.
Pete Wild has confirmed that both Max Thompson and Jack Earing have left Hartlepool United.
"There were a few frustrating moments and fine margins, I think we should have had a clear penalty in the first half. It's not even debatable. You get that, you score that and it's then 2-0 and you're in the ascendancy. That's a key moment that hasn't gone our way."
27.10.26Matchday
Three quickfire second half goals condemned Hartlepool United to their first defeat in three National League games as Pools were beaten 3-1 by AFC Fylde on Tuesday night. Here's what our editor Robbie Stelling made of Pete Wild's side.
Three second half goals condemned Hartlepool United to their first defeat in three National League games as Pools were beaten 3-1 by AFC Fylde on Tuesday night.
