County warned to match aggression shown by Colchester side fighting for survival
NEWPORT County need to get back to their feisty best against a Colchester side scrapping for League Two survival, says coach Joe Dunne.
Sports Reporter
Chris Kirwan is a sports reporter at the South Wales Argus covering Newport County AFC, the Dragons and local action throughout Gwent.
Chris Kirwan is a sports reporter at the South Wales Argus covering Newport County AFC, the Dragons and local action throughout Gwent.
NEWPORT County need to get back to their feisty best against a Colchester side scrapping for League Two survival, says coach Joe Dunne.
DAI Flanagan says the Dragons must ‘lose the fear’ in tonight’s United Rugby Championship basement battle with Zebre Parma at Rodney Parade.
RHODRI Williams is up for the fight at Rodney Parade this evening, although maybe he’ll pick his opponents more wisely.
NEWPORT beat title rivals Llandovery 24-6 to go to the top of the Premiership and secure a home play-off semi-final.
NEWPORT County AFC’s bench will be vital on Good Friday because of Colchester United’s struggles with a boggy pitch, believes assistant manager Joe Dunne.
HARRISON Bright is hunting a flying finish to League Two with Newport County ahead of contract talks with boss Graham Coughlan.
TIGHTHEAD Luke Yendle will make his first Rodney Parade start for the Dragons in the United Rugby Championship basement battle with Zebre Parma on Good Friday.
WALES have made six changes for the ultimate test in the Women’s Six Nations away to England at Ashton Gate in Bristol on Saturday.
NEWPORT County will assess whether to select Matt Baker for the League Two trip to Colchester United after the defender's return from Wales Under-21s duty.
PROMISING centre Joe Westwood has the physicality to be a hit for the Dragons at outside centre, believes boss Dai Flanagan.
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