Latest 'View from Richmond Park' column
The latest 'View from Richmond Park' column from the Carmarthen Journal -There’s a new look to Tomi Morgan’s Carmarthen Town AFC Welsh Premier League squad this season.
So this column continues to put the spotlight on individual squad members.
ANTONIO FACCIUTO (Defender) Date of birth: 27.02.91.
Antonio is a former Llanelli youngster. The Wales Schools U16 and Cardiff City Youth Cup player was signed on transfer deadline day.
BOBBY BRIERS (Defender) 27.09.88.
Briers is a product of Swansea City's Centre of Excellence who joined Haverfordwest in 2006 before moving to Welsh League outfit Bridgend Town in 2010. Summer signing.
DARREN GRIFFITHS (Forward) 15.09.87 Signed from Welsh league Champions Goytre United. Darren can operate up front or in mid-field. Brother of Dale Griffiths.
ANDY EVANS (Forward) 01.04.78 A trainee with Cardiff City, where he won a Welsh Under-21 cap. Following spells at Merthyr, Ebbw Vale and Aberystwyth attracted the interest of First Division Barnsley. Loaned out to Mansfield Town and Chester City he then had time at Stalybridge Celtic, Frickley Athletic, Belper Town and Ossett. Rejoined the Seasiders in summer 2006 before moving to Porthmadog in January 2010.
CRAIG FRATER (Forward) 08.12.90 Played for Llanelli's Academy side before joining Manchester City's youth set-up in July 2007, returning to Stebonheath Park two years later. Released from Stebonheath Park the former Ysgol Y Strade pupil joined Town in the summer of 2010.
NICK HARRHY (Forward) 14.09 82 A former Bristol City youth player the Abergavenny-born forward joined Newport County in March 2005, having played for most of the season with Gravesend & Northfleet. Following a spell with North Coburg United in Australia moved to Llanelli in September before leaving in March 2007 to return to Australia. The summer signing has also appeared for Hereford United.
CALVIN DAVIES (Forward) 14.05.83 Davies is an experienced striker who had four seasons at Welshpool Town. With 111 (+14) appearances in the Welsh Premier and 54 goals to his name. Previously with Flexsys Cefn Druids and Caernarfon as well as a Colwyn Bay in the Unibond League.
So this column continues to put the spotlight on individual squad members.
ANTONIO FACCIUTO (Defender) Date of birth: 27.02.91.
Antonio is a former Llanelli youngster. The Wales Schools U16 and Cardiff City Youth Cup player was signed on transfer deadline day.
BOBBY BRIERS (Defender) 27.09.88.
Briers is a product of Swansea City's Centre of Excellence who joined Haverfordwest in 2006 before moving to Welsh League outfit Bridgend Town in 2010. Summer signing.
DARREN GRIFFITHS (Forward) 15.09.87 Signed from Welsh league Champions Goytre United. Darren can operate up front or in mid-field. Brother of Dale Griffiths.
ANDY EVANS (Forward) 01.04.78 A trainee with Cardiff City, where he won a Welsh Under-21 cap. Following spells at Merthyr, Ebbw Vale and Aberystwyth attracted the interest of First Division Barnsley. Loaned out to Mansfield Town and Chester City he then had time at Stalybridge Celtic, Frickley Athletic, Belper Town and Ossett. Rejoined the Seasiders in summer 2006 before moving to Porthmadog in January 2010.
CRAIG FRATER (Forward) 08.12.90 Played for Llanelli's Academy side before joining Manchester City's youth set-up in July 2007, returning to Stebonheath Park two years later. Released from Stebonheath Park the former Ysgol Y Strade pupil joined Town in the summer of 2010.
NICK HARRHY (Forward) 14.09 82 A former Bristol City youth player the Abergavenny-born forward joined Newport County in March 2005, having played for most of the season with Gravesend & Northfleet. Following a spell with North Coburg United in Australia moved to Llanelli in September before leaving in March 2007 to return to Australia. The summer signing has also appeared for Hereford United.
CALVIN DAVIES (Forward) 14.05.83 Davies is an experienced striker who had four seasons at Welshpool Town. With 111 (+14) appearances in the Welsh Premier and 54 goals to his name. Previously with Flexsys Cefn Druids and Caernarfon as well as a Colwyn Bay in the Unibond League.
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