Latest 'View from Richmond Park' column

Latest 'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen AFC column from the Carmarthen Journal -
Carmarthen Town's Annual Dinner to be held on Friday 20th May 2011 at the Ivy Bush Royal Hotel Carmarthen with guest speaker Jan Molby is now sold out.
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Tote draw – April 19 draw, winning numbers 29 and 30. The winner of the prize £200 was Kath Jones. This week’s draw for a prize of £200 was taking place on Tuesday night.
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The spotlight falls on the Carmarthen Town AFC Under-13 Academy this week. Here are some of the players who are members of the Academy -
Daniel Brice, Kidwelly Black Cats FC; Emyr Green, Kidwelly Black Cats FC; Harry Goforth, Tenby FC; Jack Fisher; Newcastle Emlyn FC; Jack Parkinson, Tenby FC; Keiran Webb, Newcastle Emlyn FC; Kieran Wilson, Ammanford FC; Liam Jeffreys; Ammanford FC; Lloyd Davies; Teigrod Teilo FC; Marco Bonandrini, Teigrod Teilo FC; Ryan Webb, Newcastle Emlyn FC; Sam Jones, Ammanford FC; Stephen Evans, Pontardawe FC; Tomos Hughes, Kidwelly Black Cats FC; Sean Lloyd, Ammanford FC; Kyran John, Kidwelly Black Cats FC; Patrick Pearce, Prendergast Villa FC; Ewan Jones, Penparc FC; Josh Herman, Teigrod Teilo FC; Daniel Jones, Newcastle Emlyn FC; Josh Martins, Teigrod Teilo FC; Josh Gotra, Penparc FC; Sylwek Urbanski, Wellfield FC.

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