The latest 'View from Richmond Park' column

The latest 'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen Town AFC column from the Carmarthen Journal -
The Carmarthen Town AFC club shop is now doing business around the globe.
“The shop is run by Ron and Celia Kirkby, two of the club’s unsung heroes,” said Paul Ashley-Jones, a member of Town’s executive committee.
“The shop is open every matchday but Carmarthen Town fans around the world can do business with us via the internet.
“Recently, we have had customers from Poland, Australia, Italy, Spain, France, Hungary and the United States of America.
“So the popularity of Carmarthen Town AFC is spreading far and wide.”
Mr Ashley-Jones added: “Of course, Ron and Celia have been busy putting some special packages together for Christmas. They really do stock something for everyone.”
The club’s shop is on the following website - https://sites.google.com/site/hysbysfwrddydretownnoticeboard/
You can also get Carmarthen Town AFC goods on the Spend and Raise website - http://www.spendandraise.com/carmarthentownafc/
In addition, you can search eBay UK for stock from the club shop.
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Carmarthen Town fans can help the club by buying their Christmas trees from a leading local supplier and member of the Welsh Christmas Trees Cooperative.
Cymru Christmas Trees of Llanddarog (http://www.cymru-christmas-trees.co.uk) are donating 10 per cent of the profit to Carmarthen Town AFC every time a customer mentions Carmarthen Town FC.
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Ron and Celia Kirkby are arranging a Lucky Romance Quiz Night at the Carmarthen Town Football Club Community Centre on Friday, January 13. The evening will start at 7pm.
The evening will include a buffet meal and the quiz will be for teams of two. Entry fee will be £8 per team if you register before the evening and £5 per person if you register on the night. Prior entries can be made:
At the club shop on match days
By post to PO Box 10, Carmarthen SA33 4YG
By telephone 01994 427418
By email ronkirkby@rsawaw.org or celiakirkby@ic24.net
All the proceeds will be donated to the club funds.
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Fixtures from now until the end of the year are as follows -
Saturday 17 December 2011
Carmarthen Town v The New Saints
Monday 26 December 2011
Aberystwyth Town v Carmarthen Town
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Tote draw – December 6 draw, winning numbers 23 and 52. The winner of the prize of £300 was Steve Roberts. The draw for a prize of £200 was being made on Tuesday night.

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