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standman · 19th November 2018, 17.15:17

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Originally Posted by GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo

He was flirting with them the other day, saying something along the lines of him not wanting to stay at Newport for the rest of his life.

I think Rickett's is playing a clever game by not confirming or denying, it keeps our rivals guessing and may see them ease off a little too.

you really believe this ?

moldroadred · 19th November 2018, 18.27:25

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Originally Posted by GiggityGiggityGiggityGoo

He was flirting with them the other day, saying something along the lines of him not wanting to stay at Newport for the rest of his life.

I think Rickett's is playing a clever game by not confirming or denying, it keeps our rivals guessing and may see them ease off a little too.

Would any normal person want to spend the rest of their life in Newport?

ABd · 19th November 2018, 18.46:15

Wish they'd just get on with it.. do they need to borrow our scoring mechanism?

sparky · 19th November 2018, 18.55:41

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Originally Posted by moldroadred

Would any normal person want to spend the rest of their life in Newport?

What a terrible thought. A truly terrible thought.

Hampshire Red · 20th November 2018, 08.22:37

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Originally Posted by moldroadred

Would any normal person want to spend the rest of their life in Newport?

Lived there for seven and a half years. My answer would be a definite NO but I know a number of people who have spent their life there.

Willywill · 20th November 2018, 12.21:10

I have worked with South Walians who stated that Wrexham and Newport could even be twinned, they are that similar.

benwilliams · 20th November 2018, 12.53:29

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Originally Posted by Willywill

I have worked with South Walians who stated that Wrexham and Newport could even be twinned, they are that similar.

Let's face it people in Wrexham shaped houses shouldn't throw stones! Love the club but left the town a while ago.
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SE19 Exile · 20th November 2018, 13.05:45

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Originally Posted by Willywill

I have worked with South Walians who stated that Wrexham and Newport could even be twinned, they are that similar.

All their women look like Big June.
There the similarity ends.

Red Light · 20th November 2018, 13.13:11

Article from the South Wales Argus
So where's this going ?
Newport County directors are not concerned with Flynn being linked to STFC - the stumbling block with a return for Hurst seems to be Caldwell - fans seem split - gone a bit quiet on other names. Until an appointment is made and confirmed it's still twitchy bum time in North Wales.

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NEWPORT County AFC are not concerned by reports that League One strugglers Shrewsbury Town are considering an approach for manager Michael Flynn.

The Shropshire outfit sacked John Askey on Monday with the club sitting 18th in the standings. Askey won four of 17 league matches with the Shrews after replacing Paul Hurst during the summer. Assistant manager John Filan and first-team coach George Pilkington have also left the club, with goalkeeping coach Danny Coyne taking over on a temporary basis.

And the Shropshire Star is reporting that Exiles boss Flynn has caught the attention of the Shrewsbury decision makers.

Flynn fits the mould of the club’s two recent appointments – both under current chief executive Brian Caldwell – of managers who have impressed at a lower level.

But Wrexham manager Sam Ricketts is currently favourite with the bookies, while Hurst and former Blackpool boss Gary Bowyer are both currently ahead of Flynn in the betting.

And the Argus understands that the County board of directors are not worried by reports linking Flynn with the job.

The Star reports that Shrewsbury are happy to play the waiting game to get their man, even if that means letting Coyne take charge of crucial games in the meantime.
Coyne, who oversaw Tuesday’s 2-1 Checkatrade Trophy victory at Crewe, believes Town’s manager-in-waiting has all the tools to achieve success with Shrewsbury.
He said: “I think it’s a fantastic job. You look at where we are, what we’ve got, the training ground, the changing rooms, the facilities, the stadium, the squad.
“We’ve got some great players in the squad so whoever takes it over, I think, will be looking forward to working with the players and staff we’ve got

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Red Light Due a Testimonial Joined: Aug 2014 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Sam not going to Shrewsbury - he is happy here Article from the South Wales Argus So where's this going ? Newport County directors are not concerned with Flynn being linked to STFC - the stumbling block with a return for Hurst seems to be Caldwell - fans seem split - gone a bit quiet on other names. Until an appointment is made and confirmed it's still twitchy bum time in North Wales. .................................................. .................. NEWPORT County AFC are not concerned by reports that League One strugglers Shrewsbury Town are considering an approach for manager Michael Flynn. The Shropshire outfit sacked John Askey on Monday with the club sitting 18th in the standings. Askey won four of 17 league matches with the Shrews after replacing Paul Hurst during the summer. Assistant manager John Filan and first-team coach George Pilkington have also left the club, with goalkeeping coach Danny Coyne taking over on a temporary basis. And the Shropshire Star is reporting that Exiles boss Flynn has caught the attention of the Shrewsbury decision makers. Flynn fits the mould of the club’s two recent appointments – both under current chief executive Brian Caldwell – of managers who have impressed at a lower level. But Wrexham manager Sam Ricketts is currently favourite with the bookies, while Hurst and former Blackpool boss Gary Bowyer are both currently ahead of Flynn in the betting. And the Argus understands that the County board of directors are not worried by reports linking Flynn with the job. The Star reports that Shrewsbury are happy to play the waiting game to get their man, even if that means letting Coyne take charge of crucial games in the meantime. Coyne, who oversaw Tuesday’s 2-1 Checkatrade Trophy victory at Crewe, believes Town’s manager-in-waiting has all the tools to achieve success with Shrewsbury. He said: “I think it’s a fantastic job. You look at where we are, what we’ve got, the training ground, the changing rooms, the facilities, the stadium, the squad. “We’ve got some great players in the squad so whoever takes it over, I think, will be looking forward to working with the players and staff we’ve got