Club News

Lawrence previews Christmas schedule

Pools manager Lennie Lawrence has explained the upcoming fixtures for his side will be ‘a real test of character’ in Saturday’s programme notes.

The Pools boss reflects on Saturday’s stalemate at Southend, before casting an eye to the upcoming festive fixtures.

“There are some really tough fixtures ahead,” he writes.

“Every opponent is up and around the play-off positions so it won’t be easy, it’ll be a real test of character for us.

“It was a tight game against Yeovil at the start of the season and we’re expecting no different today. They’re a strong side and they’re above us in the table – a win would be huge for us in making a play-off challenge.”

Jack Hunter also features in Saturday’s programme, discussing his career and aims for the weeks ahead.

Limited copies of the physical programme will be available ahead of kick-off from the following outlets:

  • Club Shop
  • 1908 Bar
  • Centenary Bar
  • Acland Homes Stand bar
  • South East kiosk of the Brunel Group Stand
  • Away bar

Please note all payment methods are card-only, other than the Club Shop where cash is also accepted. Supporters are advised to arrive as early as possible due to the limited amount available.

The digital version of the programme is priced at £3 and can be purchased from Pools Retail in due course.

Any remaining physical programmes will be sold on our retailing website after the fixture.

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