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Ex-Blackpool centre back Peter Clarke looks back on his time with the club. <br/><br/>The 42-year-old was initially on loan with the Seasiders in 2002, before later joining the club permanently two years later. <br/><br/>In 2014, he signed with Blackpool once again, but his third stint proved to be the most challenging.
Ex-Blackpool centre back Peter Clarke looks back on his time with the club. <br/><br/>The 42-year-old was initially on loan with the Seasiders in 2002, before later joining the club permanently two years later. <br/><br/>In 2014, he signed with Blackpool once again, but his third stint proved to be the most challenging.
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