The latest 'View from Richmond Park' column



The latest 'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen Town AFC column from the Carmarthen Journal newspaper -

Carmarthen Town defender Matthew Rees has been voted player of the month for October by his opponents.
The former Wales Under 21 international polled most votes in the award which is sponsored by Corbett Sports. Rees, who was formerly with Millwall and Swansea City, has been a consistent figure in the WPL - featuring prominently in the League with Port Talbot, Neath and now Carmarthen.
Carmarthen Town manager Mark Aizlewood said: “This is a well deserved award for someone who has been a stalwart in defence for us all season.”
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Carmarthen Town chairman Neil Alexander has expressed his delight at the success of the club’s first charity day on Saturday.
The team wore special pink shirts for the WPL clash with Prestatyn.
Mr Alexander said: “The event was a great success and when the final totals are added up we should have raised plenty of money for charity. I am grateful to everyone who helped make it a special day.”
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The night with comedian Paul Dazely at the Carmarthen Town AFC clubhouse at Richmond Park has been rearranged until the new year. The date to be finalised.
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Fixtures (home matches in capitals) –
November
24 Sat 2:30pm The New Saints WPL
December
1 Sat 2:30pm BALA TOWN WPL
8 Sat TBA Holyhead Hotspur
15 Sat 2:30pm Bangor City WPL
21 Fri 7:30pm PORT TALBOT TOWN WPL
26 Wed 2:30pm LLANELLI WPL
29 Sat 2:30pm Llanelli
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Tote: November 13 draw, winning numbers 5 and 19. Winners of the £300 prize Julie Sill, Angela Evans and Wally Gray. The draw for a prize of £200 took place on Tuesday night.
October 23 draw. The winning numbers were 52 and 59. There was no winner of the prize of £400. October 30 draw. The winning numbers were 16 and 37. The winner of the £500 prize was Olga Evans. November 6 draw, winning numbers 14 and 39.
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For the latest news on the Carmarthen Town AFC, check out the club’s website - http://www.carmarthentownafc.com

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