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I didn’t watch Newport much, just the odd play off appearance they made on sky but what sort of football did they play under Flynn?
What can we expect?
I think Newport’s approach under Flynn was dictated by their awful pitch much of the time. I always thought they were quite direct much of the time, including in many of their giantkilling wins, but last season they were thought of much more of a footballing side.
This story suggests that Flynn is far from a certainty- seems some in the club’s hierarchy (Dalman given his comments on Morison?) favour a more experienced option with Paul Warne of Rotherham being considered.
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/...sider-22032058
If they're going to appoint Flynn, then why give Morison three games? Flynn was available, and could have walked straight into the job. In fact, bearing in mind the Board must have known that they were going to sack McCarthy, they could have had Flynn in place a few weeks ago. I don't think he's going to get it. And as much as I admire him, I'll be pleased if he doesn't. I don't think he's right for us.
If we had a decent side we could afford to experiment but in our position now it needs to be someone with a bit of experience. I don’t think this job is for a newcomer.
Things in his favor-
Young.
Cheap.
Local.
Saved County from relegation.
Worked wonders with no money.
Available.
Against.
Inexperienced at this level.
I would have preferred Cooper but Flynn would be in my top five (realistic) options.
We are a 2nd division side in the best league in the world
Why are we even being linked with a division 4 manager?
I'm working away in Brighton and drove up to Guildford last weds to watch cardiff devils play.
What a game, the most thrilled and excited I've been watching live sport for a long time.
Footballs crap, cardiffs crap, boring as fack in comparison.
90 mins of gumf
Fack Brian flynns love child
Think that would relegate me to "looking out for our scores on flashscores" level fan.
Seriously.
If we appointed Flynn it would remind me of the mid-eighties when several players, such as Terry Boyle, David Giles, Chris Marustik and Nigel Vaughan for example, would move around the Welsh clubs and English border clubs, every couple of seasons, just because it seemed more convenient than going further afield.
Just because Flynn is local and available doesn't mean he's right.
City need 2 managers - one to keep them up, the other to spend the close season recruiting [if allowed] and developing a completely different playing model and style. Maybe Flynn until end of season ?
So would people feel better about Flynn if he had managed Crawley?
Don’t get it myself, yes he was only a manager at Newport, but he was that club’s most successful since Len Ashurst in the late seventies/early eighties for me.