Brian Honour backs 'tenacious' Lee Clark to succeed as Hartlepool United manager
08.07.26, 16:00 Updated 08.07.26, 16:00 5 Minute Read
Robbie Stelling
Hartlepool United legend Brian Honour has backed the "tenacious" Lee Clark to succeed at Victoria Park.
Clark was appointed Pools head coach in May after the departure of Nicky Featherstone following a brief spell in charge of Rotherham United.
Although the 53-year-old failed to stave off the threat of relegation to League Two at the end of last season, the Millers were understood to have been keen on keeping Clark in South Yorkshire ahead of the new campaign.
While Pools fans might have to show some level of patience following a summer of change in the North East - the club released 13 players at the end of another underwhelming National League campaign and have already welcomed 10 new recruits - it's pretty clear that Clark and his side are determined to push for promotion from the National League next term.
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