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Head coach Lee Clark insisted he had "no problem" with Nathan Fisher's performance after the stand-in goalkeeper endured a difficult afternoon during Hartlepool United's 2-1 defeat to Sutton United on Saturday. Picture by Adam Cook/The Corner Photography.

Lee Clark - 'no problem' with Nathan Fisher's performance following Hartlepool United's defeat to Sutton United

"We certainly didn't lose the game because of Nathan Fisher, we should have been better in other areas."

24.08.26, 09:39 Updated 24.08.26, 09:39 5 Minute Read

Robbie Stelling

Robbie Stelling

Hartlepool United head coach Lee Clark insists he has "no problem" with goalkeeper Nathan Fisher's performance during Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Sutton United.

Pools suffered their first defeat of the new National League campaign in South London at the weekend, losing ground in the race for promotion following first half goals from the excellent Temi Babalola and Emmanuel Osadebe.

Although Corey McKeown, the one bright spark from an otherwise below par Pools showing, pulled one back for the visitors before the break, Clark's side never really looked like fashioning an equaliser during a frustrating afternoon at Gander Green Lane.

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