google-site-verification: googlec7193c3de77668c9.html

Newport County boss David Hughes will continue ‘until told otherwise’

Speaking before Saturday’s trip to 19th placed Harrogate Town (15:00 BST) Hughes said: “Football clubs belong to the supporters and our job is try to leave it in a better place.

“And we are trying to ensure that. The results don’t reinforce it at the moment, but we are 100% not throwing in the towel, we are doing everything we can do give the supporters something to cheer about.

“We all believe – and are optimistic – in what we’re trying to do to deliver wins and we’ll not change.

“I believe in trying to support the players to win games of football, and I will continue to do that until told otherwise.”

Hughes, 47, admitted the defeat to a Cheltenham side who had also been struggling at the wrong end of the table “still hurts” and he was aware of “outside noise” around the game being billed as key to County finding momentum.

Having recorded a key league win over Accrington Stanley, as well as an EFL Trophy victory against local rivals Cardiff City, Hughes said he did have to pick players up, but that there is a determination to show their resilience against a Harrogate side that have lost their last three.


BBC News

Advertisements

See also  UN Commission says Israel is committing genocide in Gaza | World News

Check Also

‘Sneb yn gwybod be’ sy’n digwydd tu ôl i ddrysau caeedig’ yng nghefn gwlad

Yn ôl y Rhwydwaith Trosedd Cefn Gwlad, mae pobl sy’n byw mewn ardaloedd gwledig yn …

Aberystwyth farmer writes off neighbour’s pick-up truck

A farmer used his tractor to lift and move a neighbour’s pick-up truck off the …

Aberystwyth farmer writes off neighbour’s pick-up truck

A farmer used his tractor to lift and move a neighbour’s pick-up truck off the …

Leave a Reply

Available for Amazon Prime