Brian Flynn Little Wonder

Little Wonder Is The Story Of Brian Flynn, The Stylish Yet Tenacious Midfielder From Port Talbot Who, In The 1970s And '80s, Enjoyed A Successful Top Flight Playing Career With Burnley And Leeds United - Where Is Still Held In Great Affection By Fans Of Both Clubs - Before Moving On To Cardiff City, Doncaster Rovers, Bury, Limerick And Finally To Wrexham As Player Manager. Flynn Also Won 66 Caps For Wales And Played A Pivotal Role When The Rejuvenated National Team Reached The Quarter-finals Of The 1976 European Championships And Were Denied A Place At The 1978 World Cup By Joe Jordans Infamous 'hand Of God' At Anfield. Lovingly Crafted By Leon Barton, Little Wonder Is Also The Story Of Flynns 12 Years As A Club Manager With Wrexham Where, With Solid Team-building And Cup Heroics, He Left A Legacy That Was Subsequently Squandered, And His Two-year Spell At Swansea City When He Saved The Club From Relegation From The Football League And Whose Immense Contribution Was Subsequently Built Upon To Stunning Effect.