Brian Flynn book signing at the Harrogate game

[Ddraigoch]

Nothing against Dean Keates who I believe is doing a great job but I'd have Flynn back in a heartbeat.

Not sure about bleeding the club but I don't believe he has ever had the recognition he deserves.

Took Wrexham from the bottom of the Football League to mixing it with Manchester United, coached the youngsters that last year put Wales on the football map and put Swansea on the right road.

Well done Brian Flynn and thank you.
I'll see you in Waterstones.

[Red Light]

Originally Posted by Ddraigoch

Nothing against Dean Keates who I believe is doing a great job but I'd have Flynn back in a heartbeat.

Not sure about bleeding the club but I don't believe he has ever had the recognition he deserves.

Took Wrexham from the bottom of the Football League to mixing it with Manchester United, coached the youngsters that last year put Wales on the football map and put Swansea on the right road.

Well done Brian Flynn and thank you.
I'll see you in Waterstones.

Well said - gave us over 10 years of good times.
Flynn, Reeves and Joey were a very good team for us.

[Junior Shabadoo]

Originally Posted by Ddraigoch

Nothing against Dean Keates who I believe is doing a great job but I'd have Flynn back in a heartbeat.

Not sure about bleeding the club but I don't believe he has ever had the recognition he deserves.

Took Wrexham from the bottom of the Football League to mixing it with Manchester United, coached the youngsters that last year put Wales on the football map and put Swansea on the right road.

Well done Brian Flynn and thank you.
I'll see you in Waterstones.

He should never have to buy his own drinks in this town but I suspect he's been out of the front line too long to be a manager again. If we were ever in the market for a Director of Football (which is miles away I suppose) I could think of nobody better.
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[sparky]

Originally Posted by the sleeping giant dies

arrogant little s//t, did nt give a toss towards the end of his reign. him and reeves bled the club

I know there a few fans who feel like that, and I pity you.

My old man had Neal, and my generation had Flynn. Sadly the former has never seen those glory days again and I doubt I will ever see the Flynn glory days again, and I don't just mean the obvious results.

Really feel for the current generation who own their own hair, whilst a day out out Wembley was superb, they have very little else to enjoy in their memory bank. That said, January could change all that. No pressure then.

[deeside_dragon]

Originally Posted by WrexhamO

Brian Flynn will be signing his book in the Hays Travel Stand on Saturday, plus he will be guest speaker in the 1864!

What ground is that stand in
We have the, Mold Road Stand - The Tech End - and The Yale Stand

[fezbob]

Originally Posted by deeside_dragon

What ground is that stand in
We have the, Mold Road Stand - The Tech End - and The Yale Stand

Yeah, and if the club doesn't call it by the sponsor's name we have £0.
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Originally Posted by deeside_dragon

What ground is that stand in
We have the, Mold Road Stand - The Tech End - and The Yale Stand

Hays Travel Stand is now the Mold Road Stand sponsor.

BF will also be in Waterstones pre match as somebody earlier pointed out.

But only between 1200 - 1230 - for signing of his book which is now displayed in the forefront of the shop window.

[pricey]

Originally Posted by the sleeping giant dies

arrogant little s//t, did nt give a toss towards the end of his reign. him and reeves bled the club

Clueless.

[The Real Deal]

Originally Posted by the sleeping giant dies

arrogant little s//t, did nt give a toss towards the end of his reign. him and reeves bled the club

Rose tinted glasses when it comes to Flynn from many fans. Have we ever had a manager who has been so distant from the fans. His reign prior to the Arsenal game was pathetic as was his last few years before he got the sack.
Typical small man syndrome cost him his job. Refused to move to wxm, played with only one winger and watched all the matches from the stand.
The only job he ever wanted was the Burnley one.