One in four people experience mental health issues at some point and suicide has become the UK’s biggest killer of young men. It’s widely believed that a tendency to ‘bottle things up’ makes men very vulnerable. Again and again, we hear that there was no sign of what was coming and that the person who took their own life hadn’t given anybody any idea about how they were feeling. This is where Andy’s Man Club comes in.
HUST’s corporate membership continues to grow – read about our latest addition here!
Straight after the final whistle blew to signal the end of a hugely enjoyable fund-raising pre-season friendly HUST took the chance to talk to Sanctuary Rangers’ recently appointed player-manager Mahmoud Nyelenkeh and his predecessor, and club secretary, Juli Simons.
One year on from HUST’s first match (and narrow loss) against Sanctuary Rangers, we met again. Would it be a different story this time?
For Black History Month, Ed Parkinson, on behalf of the Hartlepool United Supporters’ Trust, reflects on the contribution of four iconic black players to represent Pools over the years.
We’re delighted to announce HUST have organised a special football match against the newly founded Sanctuary Rangers, to be played on Thursday 19th August at 6pm.
The key aim of the match is to raise awareness and celebrate diversity, while raising funds for the Hartlepool Asylum Seeker and Refugee Group.
The game is being hosted by Seaton Carew FC at Hornby Park.
