Yep. Takes great pleasure at every minor misfortune that befalls County. To be ignoredref23 wrote:Don't take any notice of what Robin Davey says. Guy's a *********** and always has been.DT1892 wrote:Ex-Argus rugby reporter Robin Davey says he's heard Flynn is a done deal.
Still think Flynn's nailed on for the Cardiff job when Warnock leaves in the summer. No need to go to Lincoln. He'll be in the Championship in July.
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
122As an Argus journalist he once wrote County should throw in the towel and we should all support Cardiff. Only problem with that is I'm a Newportonian, and always will be.halfmoon wrote:Yep. Takes great pleasure at every minor misfortune that befalls County. To be ignoredref23 wrote:Don't take any notice of what Robin Davey says. Guy's a ********* and always has been.DT1892 wrote:Ex-Argus rugby reporter Robin Davey says he's heard Flynn is a done deal.
Still think Flynn's nailed on for the Cardiff job when Warnock leaves in the summer. No need to go to Lincoln. He'll be in the Championship in July.
Unfortunately whilst he may be a person I don't like, that does not necessarily equate with him being wrong on any given issue.
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
123I'm pretty sure he was making similar remarks this time last year. A face that I'd love to slap with a wet trout.
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
124To answer the threads question.
Simple
"Wayne do you want to be a number 1 at an EFL club, if you do the job is yours."
The fella brings all the moves, set pieces to the team plus takes training.
He wont take prisoners either.
Lenny to keep him advised as well.
Without these 2 Flynny would only be half as successful.
Simple
"Wayne do you want to be a number 1 at an EFL club, if you do the job is yours."
The fella brings all the moves, set pieces to the team plus takes training.
He wont take prisoners either.
Lenny to keep him advised as well.
Without these 2 Flynny would only be half as successful.
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
125Stan A. Einstein wrote:As an Argus journalist he once wrote County should throw in the towel and we should all support Cardiff. Only problem with that is I'm a Newportonian, and always will be.halfmoon wrote:Yep. Takes great pleasure at every minor misfortune that befalls County. To be ignoredref23 wrote:Don't take any notice of what Robin Davey says. Guy's a *********** and always has been.DT1892 wrote:Ex-Argus rugby reporter Robin Davey says he's heard Flynn is a done deal.
Still think Flynn's nailed on for the Cardiff job when Warnock leaves in the summer. No need to go to Lincoln. He'll be in the Championship in July.
Unfortunately whilst he may be a person I don't like, that does not necessarily equate with him being wrong on any given issue.
His tweet was (as near as dammit) .. “Heard from big County fans that live nearby Flynny saying it’s a pretty much a done deal”
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
126Nothing we can really do if Flynn is looking elsewhere. His record justifies him being linked to big jobs.
So long as he's turning up and doing the 9-5, he's got the right to interview for another job. Same as any worker. And he knows we need him more than he needs us right now.
Ball's in his court. But I hope Ainsworth goes to Lincoln and we try to tie down Flynn till next summer at least.
If not Flynn, I hope we can keep either Lennie, Hats, or both. We don't want someone who's learning on the job.
So long as he's turning up and doing the 9-5, he's got the right to interview for another job. Same as any worker. And he knows we need him more than he needs us right now.
Ball's in his court. But I hope Ainsworth goes to Lincoln and we try to tie down Flynn till next summer at least.
If not Flynn, I hope we can keep either Lennie, Hats, or both. We don't want someone who's learning on the job.
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Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
127People said the same for feeney and dack. How many assistants have taken over and been successful over the years? For me it’s a no because the players will only ever see him as an assistant.Frank Nouble 3 wrote:To answer the threads question.
Simple
"Wayne do you want to be a number 1 at an EFL club, if you do the job is yours."
The fella brings all the moves, set pieces to the team plus takes training.
He wont take prisoners either.
Lenny to keep him advised as well.
Without these 2 Flynny would only be half as successful.
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
128NobodyBush wrote:People said the same for feeney and dack. How many assistants have taken over and been successful over the years? For me it’s a no because the players will only ever see him as an assistant.Frank Nouble 3 wrote:To answer the threads question.
Simple
"Wayne do you want to be a number 1 at an EFL club, if you do the job is yours."
The fella brings all the moves, set pieces to the team plus takes training.
He wont take prisoners either.
Lenny to keep him advised as well.
Without these 2 Flynny would only be half as successful.
Dack never wanted it in the first place.
Feeney was a bit unlucky as was dismissed after Grimsby game when by all accounts we played well.
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
129He may have been replaced after the Grimsby game, but he wasn't replaced because of one game and wouldn't have been reprieved because of one game. Even Westley wasn't replaced because of the Orient game .......
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
130When Flynny goes,now or later,he will take Hats and Lennie with him.He appointed Hats the day he took the job and Lennie soon after.He would be brave to go on his own,we know how much he needs to bounce ideas off them.When the time comes,it will be a new broom for us.Rowett or Pulis would be out of our range but,unless you ask.....
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
131Doesn't Lennie do some work at the FAW, I thought that is why he is down this way?
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
132Sorry but you are incorrect with both responses.excessbee wrote:He may have been replaced after the Grimsby game, but he wasn't replaced because of one game and wouldn't have been reprieved because of one game. Even Westley wasn't replaced because of the Orient game .......
The whole board were asked to attend the Grimsby game as Feeneys position was getting a worry.
If we had beaten Grimsby that night he would not of been dismissed that very evening until a later date.
Until the Orient game albeit alarm bells were ringing Westley had started with some really excellent set pieces which gradually disappeared as the games progressed.
By the end of that dreadful performance against Orient he was dead man walking.
Likewise Butcher in an identical situation against Crawley.
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133?? You say I'm incorrect then agree with me that managers are sacked because of an accumulation of poor results.
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
134I think Michael Appleton would be an excellent choice. Plenty of experience in the game
Re: If Flynn goes, who would you like?
135You said "he wouldn't have been reprieved because of one good game".excessbee wrote:?? You say I'm incorrect then agree with me that managers are sacked because of an accumulation of poor results.
That is incorrect he would have.
Likewise if Westley god forbid had beaten Orient that day he would not of been fired, same for Butcher.
That imo is a fact.
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