Aizlewood delighted with new Carmarthen Town signings

Mark Aizlewood the manager of Carmarthen has expressed his delight at the signing of three more players to add to his squad for next season.
“I am delighted to have secured the services of Matthew Rees who is one of the most experienced and talented centre backs in the league, we have fought off competition from other clubs for Mathew’s signature and he will undoubtedly be a major influence for us on and off the field of play next year.
"I am also thrilled to announce the signing of Ian Hillier who is a versatile and vastly experienced player. I am usually reluctant to sign ex-pros but in Ian Hillier we have signed a player who conducts himself to the highest standards and will be a fine example for our young players.
"The third of a trio of signings from Neath is Craig Hughes who I have worked with before and is a man who guarantees any team he plays for goals. Craig is a model player to have around your club and leads by example on and off the field of play.
"I am delighted with the squad we are putting together and feel that we are not far away now but there still may be one or two more additions during pre-season as we are also taking a look at some players during pre- season.”
Retained Players
Lee Bevan
Paul Fowler
John Hood
Corey Thomas
Nicky Palmer
Nick Harry
Jack Christopher
Tim Hicks
Julian Alsop
Sam Wilson
Iestyn Evans
New signings
Stephen Cann
Aberystwyth
Carl Evans
Afan Lido
Craig Hanford
Afan Lido
Anthony Finselbach
Afan Lido
Leonne Jeanne
Afan Lido
Danny Thomas
Bridgend Town
Matthew Rees
Neath FC
Ian Hillier
Neath FC
Craig Hughes
Neath FC
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http://www.carmarthentownafc.com

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