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Newport County boss Christian Fuchs frustrated by ‘passive’ FA Cup loss

Defeat by Boreham Wood leaves Fuchs without a win in his three matches since he was named as Dave Hughes’ successor at Newport.

The Exiles sit five points adrift of safety ahead of their return to League Two action against Crewe Alexandra on Wednesday night (19:45 GMT).

Fuchs believes Newport have to put their cup horror show behind them as they switch their focus back to preserving their Football League status.

“I told them (the players) already that I didn’t like what I saw today,” he said.

“I don’t want to be standing here after every away game having to lift their heads or having players in there having a go at each other – which is fine, I like the dressing room to be loud and I like them to care about their performance.

“But at the same time, let’s scrap the game, it’s done and we need to focus on the league and move forward.”


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