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Despite making a whole host of new attacking signings over the summer, Hartlepool United have endured a difficult start to the new season in front of goal. Picture by Adam Cook/The Corner Photography.

Lee Clark admits Hartlepool United have 'got to be better' in front of goal

"It's got to turn, it's got to. We've got four different strikers, four solutions, and we've got to start being more clinical."

03.09.26, 09:18 Updated 03.09.26, 09:18 5 Minute Read

Robbie Stelling

Robbie Stelling

Lee Clark admits Hartlepool United's recent lack of goals is a cause for concern.

Despite being touted as possible title contenders ahead of the new National League campaign, three successive defeats has seen Pools slump to 14th after their first five matches.

While Pools appear to have problems to solve all over the pitch, a lack of goals - indeed, at times a lack of any semblance of threat in the final third whatsoever - looks to be among the most glaring issues.

Having struggled for goals last term, failing to find the net in 15 of their 49 matches in all competitions, Pools welcomed a whole host of new attacking recruits over the summer.

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