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Pollock to demand £1m a year at Northampton - Hearn

Pollock to demand £1m a year at Northampton - Hearn
BBC News Monday 03 August 2026, 14:31 UTC 1 min read
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Henry Pollock is set to demand a substantial increase on his current Northampton contract to stay at Franklin's Gardens, with agent Eddie Hearn suggesting annual earnings of £1m are his going rate.

Henry Pollock is set to demand a substantial increase on his current Northampton contract to stay at Franklin's Gardens, with agent Eddie Hearn suggesting annual earnings of £1m are his going rate.
Pollock (PERSON) Northampton (LOCATION) Hearn Henry Pollock (PERSON) Franklin's Gardens (ORG) Eddie Hearn (PERSON)
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