Llanelli Town v Undy Athletic

LLANELLI TOWN AFC V UNDY ATHLETIC 15/11/19 KICK OFF 19:30

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LLANELLI TOWN AFC President; David Craddock Directors; Brian Thomas, Juliet Phillips-James & Richard French Chairman; Wayne Stephens Secretary; Neil Stephens Treasurer; Greg Phillips First Team Manager; Assistant Manager ; 1st Team Coach: Chris Thomas Goalkeeper Coach Head of Coaching: Wayne Stephens Equipment Director; Stuart Powell Supporters Liaison Officer; Mike Hope Media & Communications Team; Craig Francis & Mike Hope Programme Editor; Craig Francis Commercial Officer; Match Day Administrator; Alan Evans Head Steward; Rob Killick Club Physio; Henry Fensome Club Doctor ;Craig Dyson Stadium Manager; Eddie Donne Security Officer; Dilwyn Jones Statistician; Greg Phillips Website Designer; Craig Francis Match Photographer; Steven Allender & Sam Steele Disability Officer; Paul Stephens Patron; Llanelli Town Council Reds Cafe; Carol Smolka & Gloria Richards Development Team: Wayne Stephens, Ian Morgan, Martyn Bowles U18’s: Martyn Bowles, Darren Greene, Andrew Shiels, Stuart Lloyd.

LLANELLI TOWN AFC MAIN CLUB HONOURS 1896-2019 Welsh Premier League Champions 2007-08 Welsh Premier League Champions Runners Up 2005-06, 2008-09 & 2009-10 Welsh Premier League Play-Off Winners 2011-12 Welsh Cup Winners 2010-11 Welsh Cup Runners Up 2013-14 and 2007-08 Welsh Premier League Cup Winners 2007-08 Welsh Premier League Cup Runners-Up 2010-11 F A W Premier Cup Runners-Up 2007-08 Southern League Division One 5th 1950-51 Southern League Division Two 3rd 1919-20 Southern League West Division Runners-Up 1930-31 Welsh Football League Division 1 Champions 1913-14, 1929-30, 1932-33, 1970-71, 1976-77, 1977-78, 2003-04, & 2017-18 Welsh Football League Division 1 Runners-Up 1930-31, 1933-34, 1959-60, 1972-73, 1996-97, &1998-99 Welsh Football League Division 2 (West) Champions 1957-58 Welsh Football League Division 2 Champions 2016-17 Welsh Football League Division 3 Champions 2014-15 Football League Cup Winners 1929-30, 1931-32, 1974-75, & 2016-17 Welsh Football League Cup Runners-Up 1930-31, 1933-34, 1948-49, 1959-60, 1960-61, 1989-90, 2003-04 & 2017-18 West Wales Senior Cup Winners 1930-31, 1947-48, 1950-51, 1952-53, 1963-64, 1967-68, 1970-71, 1976-77, 1999-00, 2008-09 West Wales Senior Cup Runners-Up 1924-25, 1931-32, 1934-35, 1938-39, 1948-49, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1955-56, 1957-58, 1959-60, 1961-62, 1962-63(Shared With Swansea City), 1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67, 1971-72, 1972-73, 1977-78, 1978-79, 1989-90, 1990-91, 1998-99 FAW Youth Cup Winners 2008-09 Welsh League Youth Division (West) Winners 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10 Welsh League Youth League Cup Winners 2008-09, 2009-10 Welsh Football Magazine Welsh Programme of the Year 2011-12 Northern Programme Club Welsh Programme of the Year 2011-12 & 2012-13 The Gary Lloyd Cup Winners 2013, 2014 & 2015

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The Bradley Lowery Foundation was established in August 2017 after six year old Bradley Lowery, lost his fight to Stage 4 High Risk Neuroblastoma, a rare and aggressive form of childhood cancer.In 2013, his mum, Gemma, started a fundraising campaign to raise funds to get Bradley treatment in the USA, which was not available in the UK. The campaign was very successful and with the support off thousands of people, raised over £1.3m, as well as vital awareness for Neuroblastoma and childhood cancer in general. And these donations, provided the funding base for the charity.The Bradley Lowery Foundation aims to support families who are fundraising for treatment or equipment, which is not readily available or covered by the NHS. This includes all illnesses and conditions.The foundation also: supports research into neuroblastoma and childhood cancers, is developing plans to support a £600,000 holiday home in Scarborough and runs a support line for the families of children with cancer in the North East.Gemma (Bradley’s Mum) said – ”Having the foundation, has given me a purpose. I know that Brad would be so proud to see how many children his name is able to help. He has left a lasting legacy and I know that although he was only with us for a short time, with his strength and determination, he has changed the lives of many. I am so proud of my little boy, he inspires me every day to keep fighting for families we support.” https://bradleyloweryfoundation.com/

UNDY ATHLETIC HISTORY Undy A.F.C. was formed in 1947 by Mr. Joe Champion, Mr. Lambert Bird, Mr. Harry Hodges and others. The changing facilities were in Undy Church Hall, using a tin bath for washing.

Back the the club colours were black and white. Unfortunately in 1962 the club was disbanded, due to lack of support. During the period between 1947 and 1962 the Argus Shield was won three times.1970 saw the reformation of the club, the driving force behind this, amongst others, were Mr. John King, Mr. Percy Pope, Mr Malcolm Pope, our president Mr. J.Smith, and the tote organiser Mr. Bob Scrivens, the tote keeping the club on a firm financial setting for more than 10 years. Our junior section was led by Mr. Bernard Smith, Mr. Alf Little and others.From 1970 to 1981 Undy Football Club operated without any team managers, a selection committee picked the teams every week. The first manager taken on by the club, in 1981, was Mr. Dave Segal. New changing facilities were built on the playing fields in 1974, making the tin bath at the church hall redundant. During the mid-eighties Undy United F.C. took over the management of the Playing Fields from Undy Playing Fields Association, changing our name from Undy United to Undy A.F.C.In 1992, the football club poured its first pint of beer in its new clubhouse, by obtaining its licence to sell alcohol. 1996 saw the project to extend the clubhouse, providing us with new changing facilities, and more recently in 2005 the development of our new pitch. Our colours changed during this period to the Red that the whole club wears today.Honours achieved by the club since being reformed include several East Gwent titles, including the Argus shield again. Having gained entry to the Gwent Count League, the Gwent County Motors Cup was won in 2004, and with a continual improvement of our first team, we became an established Gwent County Division one side and, with our excellent facilities, we began setting our sights on a place in the Welsh League. During this period our managers included Alan Lancaster, Wayne Jones and John Watkins. Also at this time, the club established itself as a major force in youth football, boasting one of the largest junior sections in South Wales and hosting widely acclaimed tournaments.Finally, in season 2010/2011, under the management team of Mark Crook and Jason Davies, we finally fulfilled our ambition by being crowned Division one Champions and gaining promotion into the Welsh Football League. Our time in The Welsh League has been a successful one, with us winning the Third Division in our first season, and gaining promotion to Division two. Over the next three seasons, still under the guidance of Mark Crook, we came agonisingly close to gaining a further promotion, missing out by a single point in successive seasons. However, in 2015/16, now under the management of Laurence Owen, with Mark Crook as Director of football, we achieved our objective, and gained promotion to the top tier of Welsh League football. Two excellent mid table finishes in the following seasons, under Laurence’s management, see us start the 2018/19 season as an established first division side.Laurence Owen retired from football management at the end of 2017/18 and the Club have appointed Jason Pritchard to take them forward. A new pitch and stand are now in place for the 2018/19 season, a major investment that shows the club is still trying to improve off the pitch as well as on it.

PLAYER PROFILES GOALKEEPERS Scott Coughlan.

10/02/99. Born Swansea. Signed from West End UTD in the window last season,commanding sweeper keeper.

Sponsor: Paul Smith Kai Rees.

06/06/01. Born Swansea. Started with the Youth Team last season and played senior football for Dafen Welfare, before being on the bench for the run-in.

Highly regarded and has a bright future in the game.

Sponsor: Hendy Tyres 01792 883660 DEFENDERS Chris Thomas.

16/01/83. Born Swansea. Three times a Red. Has also played in the Welsh Premier for Carmarthen Town and Bangor City made over 400th Welsh Premier starts. Chris adds steel, pace and experience to the Reds defence.

Sponsor: Blinds Of Elegance Zac Brown.

18/04/97. Born Swansea. Explosive left back signed from Goytre Utd. Sponsor: Jake Parry.

15/12/93. Born Swansea. Versatile ball playing defender Sponsor: Lee Bevan.

10/07/87. Born Swansea. Commanding defender and fans favourite, rejoined from Briton Ferry last season.

Sponsor: Llanelli Town Supporter's Club Antonio Facciuto.

27/02/91. Born Swansea. Flying left back / wingback, signed from Cwmamman Utd. Sponsor: Garen Davies.

01/12/00. Born Swansea.

Comfortable anywhere across the back, great eye for a pass.

Sponsor: Master Cabs 777-111 Joe Clarke.

13/09/91. Born Swansea. Signed for Reds from Aberystwyth Town. Club captain and makes a big impression when in defence or midfield. Ex Reds Youth player who has also been at Goytre and Port Talbot Sponsor: Paul Stephens

PLAYER PROFILES MIDFIELDERS Jordan Davies.

05/07/90. Born Swansea. Was another star of Bob Jeffrey’s youth set up but developed into a classy midfielder in his years at Goytre United.

Sponsor: Alex O'Brien Lenny Evans.

02/12/00. Born Carmarthen. One for the future without a doubt. A product of Dafen Welfare.

Sponsor: Neil Stephens Ross Jones.

17/02/90. Born Swansea. Another product of the Reds Youth who moved to Australia for a spell before stints a West End and Goytre United. Played for the Reds against Manchester United and Paul Pogba eight years ago.

Sponsor: Anthony Finselback.

05/09/91. Born Swansea. Midfield general, and classy ball player.

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PLAYER PROFILES FORWARDS James Loveridge.

16/05/94. Born Swansea. Former Swansea City striker who signed after a spell at Port Talbot. Poses a serious goal threat with his explosive pace and has scored several hattricks to take his Reds career stats to 28 goals in 62 games.

Sponsor: Liam Samuel.

14/04/93. Born Swansea. Pacey wide man and forward, great feet and an eye for goal. Signed from Ammanford.

Nathan Logan. 23/02/92. Born Swansea. Explosive striker, natural finisher.

Sponsor: Daniel Salkeld Luke Sherborn.

06/06/86. Born Birmingham. A fan favourite at Aberystwyth Town, reads the game and can play almost anywhere.

Tim Parker.

19/03/96. Born Bristol. Talented playmaker, signed from Cardiff Met. Sponsor: Scott Smith.

19/04/92. Born Swansea. Scored 22 goals last season for Garden Village, powerful and athletic target man.

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LLANELLI TOWN AFC History The game of Association Football was introduced to the town’s people of Llanelly when workers from the Staffordshire area of England migrated to the town to work in the ‘newest’ of the town industries - the Pottery works from 1892 to 1920.

The club initially played in the Swansea & District League playing their first matches at Cae Blake, Furnace, then the Peoples Park before moving to Tunnel Road and then at Penyfan Fields.

In 1912-13 the club decided to become fully professional and applied for membership of both the Southern and Welsh League. They also moved to a new ground, Halfway Park, a former Cycle Stadium, which was situated two miles from the town centre. Their first season 1912-13 was an immediate success finishing in sixth position in the Southern League and third in the Welsh League. The following season they entered into the Welsh Cup and reached the final at their first attempt before losing to Wrexham in a replay at Oswestry after the team had initially drawn 0-0 at Swansea Town Vetch Field.

After the First World War the club continued to participate in the Southern League and in the Welsh League with moderate success. They had ambitions of reaching the Football League and as a first step they moved to a new ground in Stebonheath in 1922 Tottenham Hotspur were the FA Cup winners of the previous season were invited to make the occasion of opening the new ground by playing the local team and the Londoners were given a rude awakening when they lost 2-1 on the day. For the next three years Llanelli built up a reputation of being one of the leading non-league clubs in the country, and in 1925 become the only club to contest every round in the FA Cup from Preliminary to Qualifying rounds and on to the equivalent Third Round of today when they met Fulham at Craven Cottage before losing by the odd goal in a highly emotional game.

At the end of World War II with league football returning back to normality, Llanelly AFC in common with other Welsh clubs returned to the Welsh League fold and again gained a place in the Southern League succeeding Colchester United who had gained a place in the Football League. This was another venture into a league blessed with exFootball League players coming to the end of their careers. The manager of the time long servant Jack Goldsborough who had been a fixture in Stebo circles since 1923 as a player, trainer, coach, groundsman and secretary/manager assembled a team blessed in the main by ex Scottish League players including one John (Jock) Stein who was to find fame with Glasgow Celtic and Scotland in a managerial capacity after his playing days were over, but had made history in the FA Cup with the Reds in 50-51, before the club lost to Bristol Rovers after a 2nd replay at Ninian Park.

Even he and a succession of worthy managers could not prevent the indifferent seasons the club suffered which meant a lack of people through the turnstiles and by 1958 they had to seek re-election to both Southern and Welsh Leagues. They were granted a stay in the Southern League whilst had to be relegated in the Welsh League Division II (West). But worse was to follow when the Welsh FA refused to sanction their stay in the Southern League.Llanelli were left in limbo with an all time low for their future for the 1958-59 season.

But under the astute managership of Wilf Grant an England B International, promotion was gained to Division One of the Welsh League. But when Wilf Grant went on to other climes Doug Wallace and Des Palmer became managers in succession without gaining honours. For the 1967-68 season brought Gwyn Grant (who had been a backroom boy for years after a playing career) to the hot seat and his achievements were noteworthy. Three Welsh League Championship titles in 1970-71, 1976-77 and 1977-78 inspired by Gilbert Lloyd followed, but the club’s ambitions of a higher grade of football were always denied.

With the advent of the League of Wales in 1992-93 season when they became founder members. After an initial successful season the club fell away once more, and again due to financial constraints they were relegated in season 1995-96. However, the advent of Robert Jones to the club as owner and Chairman saw the club take on a new lease of life. First Dudley Lewis as player/manager set the seeds in motion and Robbie James took over in consecutive years but in February 1988 Robbie James tragically died at Stebonheath playing against Porthcawl.

His place was taken over by Leighton James who gained promotion for the club once more to the League of Wales by virtue of their ending as runners-up to Champions Ton Pentre who had declined promotion. After one season when the club ended in a creditable fifth position he suddenly resigned and it all turned sour by 2002-03 when the club was relegated to the Welsh Division 1 once more.

In season 2003-04 saw the club regain their rightful place in the Welsh Premier League under the management of ex/players of yester year Neil O’Brien and Lee Randall.

Season 2004-05 saw firstly Eddie May followed by Nick Tucker took over the helm and he managed to stave off relegation at the end of the season.

During the close season the club which had been ‘up for sale’ was taken over by the Jesco Group, who decided that the club needed to turn fully professional once again after half a century of lack lustre competition except for the Welsh League Championships of 1970-71, 76-77, 77-78 seasons. Spaniard Luca Cazorla become Director of Football and six Spanish players arrived at Stebonheath Park. But by Christmas something was adrift and Luca Cazorla left by mutual agreement with Peter Nicholas assuming control, achieving for the club for the first time in their history a position in the UEFA Cup after gaining 2nd spot. The following season 2007- 08 was one of success becoming League Champions and winning the League Cup. In season 2008-09 their Championship hopes were high but they ended in the runners up spot the biggest shock was to come before the season’s end when the tenure of Peter Nicholas was ended after five years at the helm, his contract was not renewed and Andy Legg was appointed to the ‘hot seat’. Season 2010-11 Legg saw his Reds side lift the coveted Welsh Cup with an emphatic 4-1 win against League Champions Bangor City at Parc y Scarlets and won the play-offs in 2011-12 beating Bala 2-1 in the final. This proved the last game for prolific striker Rhys Griffiths, who had scored 280 goals in 281 games. The club has also enjoyed extraordinary success on the European frontnbeating Gefle, FK Vetra, Ventspils, Motherwell and Dinamo Tbilisi, although only the win against Gefle saw the club progress over two legs.

Season 2012-13, started with the club coming agonisinlgy close to reaching the second round of the Europa Cup, losing 3-2 to Kups. Financial trouble then hit, with Andy Legg leaving in October 2012 and Bob Jeffrey taking over in a vast cost cutting exercise. However the club was unable to stave off HMRC and were sadly liquated in the High Court in London on 22nd April 2013, before reforming as Llanelli Town AFC this summer and joining Welsh League Division Three for season 2013-14.

In the 2013-14 season, Llanelli Town finished 6th in Welsh League Div. 3, the following season they finished as Champions being promoted to Division 2 for season 2015-16 which they finished 7th.

For the 2016-17 season Andy Hill returned to the club as Manager and they won the double Div 2 and League Cup winners.

2017-18 they won the Div. 1 Championship which saw them promoted to the Welsh Premier League for the 2018-19 which unfortunately they finished bottom of the league and were relegated back to the new Cymru South League for the 2019-20 season.

Thank You from all at Llanelli Town AFC

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Squad List Llanelli Town Scott Coughlan (GK) Kai Rees (GK) Ross Jones Peter Smith Antonio Facciuto Zac Brown Jake Parry Garen Davies Lee Bevan Osian Dillon Chris Thomas Callum Howard Kyle Copp Joe Clarke Luke Morgan Lenny Evans Jordan Davies Anthony Finselbach Liam Samuel James Loveridge Nathan Logan Luke Sherborn Tim Parker Scott Smith Ryan Hurlow

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Match Report LLANELLI TOWN 0 PENRHYNCOCH 1 A blast from the past in the form of former Reds` favourite, Antonio Corbisiero, ended their interest in the JD Welsh Cup for another season in this second round tie.His stunning 19th minute volley demonstrated he has lost little of the craft which he used to employ to such good effect in the more heady days of the club`s history, and how they could do with him now as he was head and shoulders above anyone on either side.Another patched-up home outfit, once again missing several key players, were, quite frankly, abysmal, struggling to establish any meaningful pattern to their play, particularly in the first half, with far too many errors allied with some careless passing which gifted possession to their opponents.They were reduced to firing hopeful long-range efforts which seldom looked capable of reaching the intended target, with Kyle Copp in the forefront of this tactic, to no great effect.The visitors also seemed incapable of any worthwhile attacking ploys, and it took Corbisiero`s strike to lift the contest out of mediocrity when he met a delivery from the right by Jack Rimmer on the edge of the box to volley sweetly past the despairing clutches of Scott Coughlan in the home goal.Even this setback did little to stir the Reds out of their lethargy, and while they continued to enjoy plenty of possession, they seldom looked capable of levelling matters.Ryan Hurlow had a tame effort easily dealt with by the Roosters` keeper, Leigh Jenkins, while he also parried and gathered an effort from distance by James Loveridge.With a forgettable first half over, the Reds did up the anti after the restart, and were certainly more forceful in their efforts to secure the goal which would level matters, but once again wrong decisions at the vital time proved costly, typified by Morgan Cutler opting to pass inside when he had a viable shooting opportunity.Their best, and as it turned out, only real chance arose when Jenkins opted to come off his line to challenge for a ball on the edge of the box but instead allowed it to run loose, affording Tim Parker a clear strike on the vacant net, but he failed to connect cleanly, allowing Jonathan Foligno to scramble it off the line and away from danger.This was about as good as it got for the hosts, and even with their opponents visibly flagging as the game progressed, they still were unable to press home the advantage.In fact, it was the other end of the field which provided the best chances when the visitors broke, with Gwion Pugh-Jones first failing to convert a ball bobbling about in the area, while Tomos Evans missed agood chance at the far post following a run and cross by Steffan Davies.Parker did have an effort deflected for a corner when he was found by Zac Brown, and Liam Samuel curled his finish just wide.The Roosters then should have put the result beyond doubt when Evans was put clear in acres of space, but with only Coughlan to beat he directed his finish at the keeper who gratefully diverted it away.As the contest entered its closing stages, an increasingly desperate home outfit did manage a couple of efforts on target, but these were capably dealt with by Jenkins, and the final whistle signalled the end of the Reds` further involvement in the competition.

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SUPPORTERS CLUB

Tickets £12.00 Chairman Mike Hope Vice Chairman Craig Francis Treasurer Alex O'Brian Secretary Paul Smith Committee Rob Killick, Rob Matthews, Richard Killick, Dave Allen,

The main aim of the supporters club is to raise funds for the football club. Last season we were able to help the football club in a number of areas to the total of just over £5500. The committee worked hard to raise this money in a number of ways.

This season we will be trying to help the football club in any way it asks us too. We use the money raised from the Golden Goal before the home games and football scratchcard after the game plus membership fees and profits from merchandise sales to do this.

We will also be holding fund raising events this season, details of which will be released soon.

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FIXTURES Friday 16th August 2019 Pontypridd Town 1-1 D Saturday 24th August 2019 Goytre United 14:30 0-1 W Tuesday 27th August 2019 Briton Ferry 19:30 3-2 W Friday 30th August 2019 Afan Lido 19:30 1-0 W Saturday 7th September 2019 Caerau Ely 12:00 A 2-3 W Friday 13th September 2019 Cambrian & Clydach 19:30 H 5-0 w Saturday 21st September 2019 STM Sports 14:30 A 6-2 L Saturday 28th September 2019 Cwmbran Celtic 1-0 W Friday 4th Ocober 2019 Taffs Well 1-3 W Friday 11th October 2019 Ammanford 19:30 1-4 L Saturday 19th October 2019 WC Cwmamman United 2-1 W Saturday 26th October 2019 Swansea University 3-2 L Friday 1st November 2019 Cwmamman United 1-0 W Saturday 9th November 2019 WC Penrhyncoch FC 0-1 L Satutday 16th November 2019 Undy Athletic 14:30 H Friday 22nd November 2019 Afan Lido 19:30 A Saturday 30th November 2019 Pontypridd Town 14:30 A Friday 13th December 2019 AFC Goytre United 19:30 H Friday 20th December 2019 Briton Ferry 19:30 A Friday 27th December 2019 Haverfordwest County 19:30 A Friday 3rd January 2020 Haverfordwest County 19:30 H Saturday 11th January 2020 Cambrian & Clydach 14:30 A Saturday 18th January 2020 STM Sports 14:30 H Saturday 25th January 2020 Cwmbran Celtic 14:30 A Saturday 8th February 2020 Taffs Well 14:30 H Friday 14th February 2020 Ammanford 19:30 A Friday 21st February 2020 Swansea University 19:30 H Friday 28th February 2020 Cwmamman United 19:30 A Saturday 14th March 2020 Llantwit Major 14:30 H Saturday 21st March 2020 Undy Athletic 14:30 A Saturday 28th March 2020 Caerau Ely 14:30 H Saturday 4th April 2020 Llantwit Major 14:30 A

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