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Cole goal adds to Flynn’s baby joy

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The LeaguePaper Team
20 August 2017

By Andy Moore

NEWPORT COUNTY boss Michael Flynn had cause for a double celebration after the win at league leaders Coventry City capped off the perfect week, with the birth of his son Samuel in midweek.
The only goal of the game came through Reece Cole when his 25- yard effort was inexplicably fumbled into the net by Sky Blues goalkeeper Liam O’Brien to give the Exiles all three points.
Flynn said “I’m very pleased with the win, I’ve had a busy week if I’m honest so that was a very sweet win, keeping a clean sheet and putting a performance like we did agains...

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