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COUGHLAN: I’M NOT GOING TO BLAME ANY OF MY PLAYERS

The Exiles boss takes the rap after defeat
By Chris Wilson

SWINDON TOWN 2
Kemp 8, Hepburn-Murphy 82

NEWPORT COUNTY 0

GRAHAM Coughlan insisted he was to blame after his Newport side went down at Swindon.
The Robins got back to winning ways as goals from Dan Kemp and Rushian Hepburn-Murphy were enough to bag the points.
Coughlan said: “I think that this is a team spor stand here and blame players is not right.
“I will not accept that my players are to blame for the first goal.
“I have a golden rule not to blame the players, I picked them, I selected the...

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