Latest 'View from Richmond Park' column

The latest 'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen AFC column from the Carmarthen Journal -
Tote draw – February 22, winning numbers 6 and 22. The prize was £400 and the winners were Barney and Betty Rees. March 1 draw, winning numbers 31 and 46. The prize of £200 was won by Anthony Lewis.
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After consulting supporters of Carmarthen Town AFC on the question of summer football, here is an analysis of the responses to questions 1 and 2 of the Welsh Premier League’s survey.
Q1. Are you in favour of the League organising a summer season for an initial trial period of 2/3 years?
Yes, 18. No 37.
Q2. If your answer to Question 1 was 'no', would your club alternatively prefer a mid-season break?
Yes, 14. No 15.
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An internet forum has been launched for fans of Carmarthen Town AFC. The forum may be used to post football related comments/messages or messages relating to Carmarthen Town.
After a simple registration, your views and ideas can be posted as replies to previous comments - or you start your own discussion.
The forum is at - http://carmarthentownforum.freeforums.org/
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Fans will be interested to know the club has a web shop under the ‘Buy At’ banner.
When you shop online from the ‘Buy At’ website, you’ll help raise funds for the club with no extra cost to yourself. You can find online bargains, gifts, cheaper gas and electricity services and even book a holiday through the web shop.
You can find it at - http://www.buy.at/carmarthentownafc

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