Carmarthen AFC head to Pembrokeshire

Tomi Morgan will take his team to Pembrokeshire tonight (Thursday) for a pre-season fixture against Hundleton.
On Saturday, the Richmond Park based outfit travel to Caersws FC.
Morgan has been running his experienced eye over a number of trialists recently and is eager to see them in a competitive situation.
“The players have been very impressive in our training sessions. They have shown a professional attitude towards all that has been asked of them. Now I need to see how they perform on the playing field."
With the season kicking off on August 14, Morgan emphasised the importance of getting the squad to gel for the opening fixture against one of his former clubs, Aberystwyth Town.
“With a number of new faces joining the club it is vital that they have as many opportunities as possible to play and establish playing patterns,” added Morgan.
Town will entertain Welsh League First Division outfit Pontardawe Town on Tuesday evening 27th July 2010.KO 6.30 pm.
Morgan added experience to his squad this week with the signing of ex Barnsley striker Andy Evans from Aberystwyth Town.
The former Cardiff City trainee has made 105 WPL starts (+58) scoring 44 goals and will offer Morgan additional options up front.

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