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Wales Boss Rob Page Has Seen The Future . . . And It Looks Like Brennan Johnson

Wales may be about to have their first shot at World Cup glory in 64 years, but manager Robert Page, is already looking to a future built around the likes of Bennan Johnson. As Page prepares for the do-or-die play-off against either Scotland or Ukraine, he also has a mind on the younger generation. The caretaker boss - whose own deal with Wales only runs as far as the end of the World Cup campaign - has heaped praise on fit-again Kieffer Moore, and believes he can bring something different to the team, but has stressed the importance of preparing the younger players in the squad for the future of Welsh football.
Welsh Gymnast Gemma Frizelle Set For Rhythmic British Championships As Birmingham 2022 Draws Closer

"It's what we have been training for and preparing for a long time, so it’s both nerve-wracking and exciting.” Those are the words of Welsh rhythmic gymnast Gemma Frizelle as she and her team-mates prepare for a massive next three weeks. First up is the Rhythmic Gymnastics British Championships in Telford this weekend, followed a fortnight later by the Welsh Championships in Cardiff.
Merthyr Town

All Change At Merthyr Town As Dean Clarke Replaces Gavin Williams As Martyrs Boss
Former Wales international Gavin Williams has stepped down from his role as manager of Merthyr Town – who have replaced him with Dean Clarke. Former West Ham, Ipswich and Yeovil playmaker Williams is taking a break from football in order to re-assess his options, at least temporarily, after Merthyr took... Read More

Mothballed Merthyr: Half The Team Have Moved On
Half the Merthyr team that were mothballed by the club’s board have since moved on to other clubs – with four of them moving to Redditch United. The club’s board decided two weeks ago they were unable to take part in this season’s Southern League Premier South campaign due to... Read More

Locked Down And Locked Out . . . But Merthyr Town Vow To Return To Fight Another Day
Mothballed Merthyr Town insist they can defy predictions and emerge from their 12-month hibernation. The Southern League outfit have been written off for dead by some of their own fans after deciding to hide for a year and pull the covers over their heads until Covid-19 has gone away. The... Read More

Exclusive: Merthyr Town Would Have Been Bankrupt By November Had We Not Mothballed Season, Says Chairman Howard King
Chairman Howard King has revealed... Read More

Are You Sitting Comfortably? Merthyr Town Benefit From Brentford's Seating Plan Thanks To A Few Cans Of WD40
Merthyr Town have been given a helping hand by Premier League officials and Brentford FC in a much-needed boost for the Southern League outfit. The Martyrs will receive funding from the Premier League for ground improvements at the MetCoaches Stadium, while the Bees have handed over 200 seats from their... Read More
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