David Hughes

Cameron Antwi insists Newport County’s players still hold faith in under-pressure manager David Hughes.

Newport County manager David Hughes says his side must string together more victories before anyone can talk about a genuine turnaround in fortunes.

David Hughes has been around long enough to know that just as one swallow doesn’t make a summer, a single FA Cup tie victory – on penalties – does not constitute a revival, as Graham Thomas reports.

Cup competitions, including the FA Cup, have been fertile territory to plant Newport County revival stories . . . and can be again, says Ian Mitchelmore.

Newport County are in a mess and something needs to change, quickly, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Despite their victory at rivals Cardiff City on Tuesday night in the EFL Trophy, the going is looking tough for Newport County, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

David Hughes insists he can still turn things around at Newport County after a 1–0 defeat to Swindon Town plunged his side to the bottom of League Two.

Goodwill, optimism, shrewd recruitment and a progressive managerial appointment all made Newport County fans confident pre-season, but results have been underwhelming, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Following a very encouraging start to the David Hughes era, Newport County have hit the skids, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Newport County have faced early setbacks under new boss David Hughes, but youth, possession play, and a long-term vision fuel hopes of progress in League Two, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Newport County have made a steady start under new boss David Hughes, but there is more to come – both on and off the pitch, says Ian Mitchelmore.

Goalkeeper Jordan Wright is the latest player to join the David Hughes era at Newport County, and the shot stopper brings a wealth of experience to Rodney Parade, despite being just 26 years of age.