Hartlepool appoints Pete Wild as new head coach
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 10:39 AM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Hartlepool United has named Pete Wild as its new head coach, succeeding Lee Clark, who resigned after a difficult start to the season. Wild, 42, previously managed Oldham Athletic and Halifax Town, among others, and takes over a team currently sitting 22nd in the National League. His first match is scheduled against Tamworth at home this Saturday. Wild expresses optimism about revitalizing the club, stating that Hartlepool is a 'sleeping giant' not suited for the National League.
- •Pete Wild replaces Lee Clark as Hartlepool head coach.
- •Wild's first game will be at home against Tamworth on Saturday.
- •Hartlepool is currently 22nd in the National League.
- •Wild previously managed Oldham, Halifax, and Barrow.
- •He believes Hartlepool deserves to be in a higher league.
- 10:39 AMYahoo Sports — Hartlepool appoint Wild as head coach
"Hartlepool United appoint former Oldham and Halifax boss Pete Wild as their new head coach.
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