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  1. Boro anniversary win 'doesn't get any better'published at 18:29 BST 10 October

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    Hellberg: 'Happy' with 'top' Boro performance

    Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg was "very happy" with his side's 1-0 victory over Wolves on Saturday.

    The side were celebrating their 150th anniversary and ended it with a win thanks to Will Lankshear's header.

    "I don't think it gets much better than this," Hellberg told BBC Radio WM. "A good performance against a good side.

    "There was a lot of things that were very good. I think up to the goal, we were absolutely brilliant in terms of the home game, pressing up high. We almost limited them to no chances in the first half.

    "After the goal, we showed what we are trying to be - a solid team against a good side because the games will always change when we go ahead.

    "I cannot reckon they had any chances to make it 1-1. We defended very good, we defended crosses, we had some transitions where we could have killed the game off but overall I'm very happy."

    The goal marks Lankshear's ninth of the season and Hellberg thinks there is more to come.

    He said: "Will is growing as a player. His technical quality and finishing is on a different level and you can see that with the goal, that header is one of the best I've seen.

    "Will wants to improve in everything. At the start it was mainly around the box scoring the goals but now he gives us almost everything."

    Listen to the full interview above or on BBC Sounds here.

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  2. Hartlepool bring in defender Clarkpublished at 16:25 BST 9 October

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    Max Clark spent three seasons with Gillingham in League Two

    Hartlepool United have signed defender Max Clark on a deal running until January.

    Clark, 30, was a free agent after leaving Gillingham, where he had played more than 100 games, in the summer.

    His career has taken him around the EFL as well as spending almost three years in the Netherlands with Vitesse Arnhem.

    He is the second player signed by head coach Pete Wild after midfielder Jack Earing and is available for Saturday's trip to Forest Green Rovers (17:30 BST).

  3. Barrow midfielder Earing joins Hartlepool on loanpublished at 11:53 BST 9 October

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    Earing has not played under new Barrow manager Adam Murray

    Hartlepool United have signed Barrow midfielder Jack Earing on an initial short-term loan.

    Earing, 27, will be with the Pools for at least one month working under head coach Pete Wild, as he did earlier in his career at Halifax Town.

    The midfielder joined Barrow from Walsall in the summer of 2025 and played 32 times last season, but he has not featured at all for the Bluebirds in the National League this campaign.