Clark resigns as Hartlepool United head coach after sixth loss in seven games
Lee Clark stepped down immediately following a 3-1 home defeat by Worthing.

Lee Clark resigned as Hartlepool United head coach in a post-match interview after the club's 3-1 home loss to Worthing on Saturday. The departure comes after Hartlepool suffered a sixth defeat in seven games.
Clark's resignation was announced directly following the match, marking an immediate end to his tenure with the League Two club.
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