Michael Flynn looks to be the best manager Newport has had for a very long time. He certainly has something g about him and he has the players confidence.
I am a Wycombe supporter since 1990 but I was born in New Tredegar and lived there for 20years. I am so pleased to see Newport doing well.
When I was in my teens back in Wales I actually contributed a 10 bob note to the save Newport County fund, in the days when County played at Somerton Park. I have a soft spot for Newport County and I sincerely hope you get promotion.
When Newport played Wycombe at Adams Park a few weeks back, we had a chat with Michael Flynn and he is a real focussed guy with his heart and soul in the job. You have a real gem there.

Good luck to you and I hope you get Man Utd in the 4th round.

NewTredegar_boy wrote:Michael Flynn looks to be the best manager Newport has had for a very long time. He certainly has something g about him and he has the players confidence.
I am a Wycombe supporter since 1990 but I was born in New Tredegar and lived there for 20years. I am so pleased to see Newport doing well.
When I was in my teens back in Wales I actually contributed a 10 bob note to the save Newport County fund, in the days when County played at Somerton Park. I have a soft spot for Newport County and I sincerely hope you get promotion.
When Newport played Wycombe at Adams Park a few weeks back, we had a chat with Michael Flynn and he is a real focussed guy with his heart and soul in the job. You have a real gem there.

Good luck to you and I hope you get Man Utd in the 4th round.

Thanks for your good wishes

He went down in my estimations when he said he wanted us to play at Anfield as he's a big Liverpool fan...

Plays up to the stereotype about football fans in Newport doesn't it...

Management in football must surely require a lot of luck, and Flynny is clearly very, very lucky. 4 home FA Cup draws in a row?!!! I doubt that's ever happened for us before.

As far as I am concerned he has a job for life, but I doubt we'll keep him forever.

I cannot see a problem with him saying he is a Liverpool fan, I have been since the mid sixties and watch them on the box whenever I can, I did get to occasional games when I was younger but that was the only times they benefitted financially from me.
On the other hand when I lived down south I rarely missed a County home game, now I am in Scotland I still see them whenever possible. bought trust shares and donate monthly to the trust.
It is possible to have feelings for two teams but even I cannot understand people who have no interest in their local team but call themselves football fans

Redlandscaper wrote:I cannot see a problem with him saying he is a Liverpool fan, I have been since the mid sixties and watch them on the box whenever I can, I did get to occasional games when I was younger but that was the only times they benefitted financially from me.
On the other hand when I lived down south I rarely missed a County home game, now I am in Scotland I still see them whenever possible. bought trust shares and donate monthly to the trust.
It is possible to have feelings for two teams but even I cannot understand people who have no interest in their local team but call themselves football fans

I have no interest in my local team. Wish them no harm though.