Latest 'View from Richmond Park' column from the Journal


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

Richmond Park in Carmarthen plays host to another international football match tonight (Wednesday, September 19, kick-off 6pm)
Wales Under 17 play Liechtenstein Under 17.
Executive Chairman Gareth Jones said: “This is yet another feather in the cap of Carmarthen Town AFC. It is widely recognised that we have some of the best facilities in the Welsh Premier League and we are becoming quite accustomed to staging international matches at different levels.
“Of course, next year, we have the European women’s football tournament to look forward to at Richmond Park.
“Fingers crossed, the people of Carmarthen will turn out to welcome this latest international match and support the youngsters of Wales and Liechtenstein.”
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Carmarthen Town has a new fund-raising arm to its website.
Fans can use the Spend and Raise part of the website to help raise cash for the club.
http://www.spendandraise.com/carmarthentownafc/
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Fixtures (home matches in capitals) –
September
22 Sat 2:30pm Bala Town WPL
29 Sat 2:30pm BANGOR CITY WPL
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Tote: September 11 draw, winning numbers 17 and 30. Winners of the prize of £200 were Wendy Brown, Buddy Evans and Roger Hunt. The draw for a prize of £200 took place 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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