Latest 'View from Richmond Park' column


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

Carmarthen Town AFC is looking to put together a team of ground staff for the coming season.
The work involves the preparation, maintenance and repair of the football pitch for all matches involving the various teams representing Carmarthen Town.
In particular, grass cutting, divot repair/replacement, chain harrowing, pitch marking and grooming work will ensure that the best possible playing surface is available for the teams.
New recruits will work as a coordinated team with Richmond Park’s current groundsman.
Anyone who is prepared to be part of the team should contact Jonathan Lewis on 0772646106 or Anthony Parnell on 07989448629.
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The Club would like to thank everyone for attending the trials to be a part of Carmarthen Town Football Academy.
The Academy has selected a number of players to be a part of the Under 12s squad -
Adam Jones, Bradley Roderick, Cameron Brunton, Carwyn Morris, Connor Davies, Craig Davies, Gethin Bradley, Harri Jones, Isaac Parker, Iwan Lloyd, Jamie Wilkes, Jack Edwards, Joe Locke, Joel Tanner, Jonathan Walters, Lewis Rees, Lewis Rocke, Nathan Isaac, Owen Evans, Rhys Evans, Rhys Tench, Sean Howells.
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Dates for your diary. Pre-season matches (home matches in capitals)–
July
21 Sat 2:30pm NEWPORT COUNTY
28 Sat 2:30pm SWANSEA CITY XI
August
4 Sat 2:30pm Taffs Well
11 Sat 2:30pm Cwmbran Town
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Tote: July 10 draw – Winning numbers, 24 and 41. There was no winner of the prize of £200. The draw for a prize of £300 was being made on Tuesday night.
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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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