James Rowberry issues verdict on Newport County’s recent shortcoming
Newport Manager James Rowberry has urged his side to ‘defend better’ after his side drew 3-3 to Oldham Athletic on Saturday.
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Welsh Open 2022 Qualifying: Jimmy Robertson advances after beating Peter Devlin at Aldersley Leisure Village
Jimmy Robertson advanced to the main draw of the Welsh Open after beating Peter Devlin in a deciding frame. Robertson, who reached the semi-finals of the Players Championship last week before losing to eventual champion Neil Robertson, has been in fine fettle of late and jumped 11 places to become world number 27 following his exploits at the Aldersley Leisure Village. Ad/> But back at the same venue for the Welsh Open qualifiers, Robertson didn't have it all his own way in his eventual 4-3 triumph over 25-year-old Devlin.
Michael Flynn appointed Walsall head coach
Walsall have appointed Michael Flynn as their new head coach.
Walsall closing in on managerial appointment of 41-year-old
Walsall are set to appoint former Newport County manager Michael Flynn as the successor to Matthew Taylor as the head coach of the Saddlers, according to the Express & Star’s Joe Edwards.
Michael Flynn the favourite for Walsall Job
Former Newport County boss Michael Flynn is rumoured to be the favourite candidate for the vacant Walsall job, following the sacking of Matt Taylor last week.
How is Alex Hunt getting on since leaving Sheffield Wednesday in January?
Sheffield Wednesday trusted Oldham Athletic with the development of Alex Hunt during the January transfer window, as the midfielder headed out of Hillsborough on loan for the remainder of the season.
Aston Villa's 'clever' prospect rewarded after shining on loan in League Two
Aston Villa have an array of talent rising through the academy and earning their stripes throughout the English Football League, with 21-year-old Finn Azaz being one of them.
Newport's Finn Azaz on track to become next Aston Villa star thanks to EFL loan system
Finn Azaz was born in Westminster – or Lockdown Party Central as it is now known.