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Repeat performance call against Peterborough IAN Butterworth is hoping Hartlepool United can avoid coming down to earth with a bump at Peterborough tomorrow.
IAN Butterworth is hoping Hartlepool United can avoid coming down to earth with a bump at Peterborough tomorrow. Pools return to the bread and butter of League One at London Road (kick-off 3pm) with the heroics of Tuesday night's Carling Cup victory over Premiership West Brom still lingering in.
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