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FAW: New website
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FAW: NEW WEB SITE
The FAW has launched its new web site.
The FAW website is now up and running and the FAW will be making further improvements and modifications, there is still huge amount of data that needs re-inputting.
 New FAW web site
posted: Wed, 1 Jun, 2011 12:32 UK.
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Wednesday 1st June 2011
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FAW: New quarterly magazine
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FAW: THE VOICE
The FAW has launched its very first bilingual magazine called 'The Voice'.
The quarterly magazine features articles on the footballer Joe Ledley, the Womens U19 European Championship qualifier, pictures from the England v Wales match and a One on One with Gary Speed.
FAW launch 'The Voice'
posted: Wed, 1 Jun, 2011 11:50 UK.
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Wednesday 1st June 2011
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NATIONS CUP: Northern Ireland 0 Wales 2
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 NORTHERN IRELAND 0 WALES 2
Goals from Aaron Ramsey and Robert Earnshaw earn Wales a 2-0 win against Northern Ireland in their final Nations Cup game.
GOALS: Ramsey 36, Earnshaw 69.
Wales starting line up:
Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest), Danny Gabbidon (West Ham United), Danny Collins (Stoke City), Neil Taylor (Swansea City), Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal, Capt), Jack Collison (West Ham United), David Vaughan (Blackpool), David Cotterill (Swansea City), Craig Bellamy (Manchester City), Steve Morison (Millwall).
All other squad players are named as subs, except Darcy Blake (Cardiff City) who has returned home.
Wales squad:
Goalkeepers: Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), Boaz Myhill (West Brom), Lewis Price (Crystal Palace).
Defenders: Darcy Blake (Cardiff), Danny Collins (Stoke), James Collins (Aston Villa), Neal Eardley (Blackpool), Danny Gabbidon (West Ham), Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest), Neil Taylor (Swansea), Craig Morgan (Preston).
Midfielders: Jack Collison (West Ham), David Cotterill (Swansea), Andy Dorman (Crystal Palace), Owain Tudur Jones (Norwich City), Andy King (Leicester), Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal), David Vaughan (Blackpool)
Forwards: Craig Bellamy (loan Cardiff), Robert Earnshaw (Nottingham Forest), Jermaine Easter (Crystal Palace), Steve Morison (Millwall), Sam Vokes (Wolves).
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Nations Cup: N Ireland v Wales.
Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin.
Date: Friday 27th May 2011.
Kick off: 7:45pm.
Referee: A Kelly (ROI)
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Friday 27th May 2011
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NATIONS CUP: Scotland 3 Wales 1
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 SCOTLAND 3 WALES 1
A 3-1 defeat against Scotland in the Nations Cup for Wales. Goalscorer for Wales was in the first half was Rob Earnshaw.
GOALS: Earnshaw 36; Morrison 55, Miller 64, Berra 70.
Wales line up:
1. Boaz Myhill, 2. Neal Eardley, 3. Neil Taylor, 4. Owain Tudur Jones, 5. Craig Morgan, 6. Darcy Blake, 7. Andy Dorman, 8. Andy King, 9. Sam Vokes, 10. Robert Earnshaw (Capt), 11. Jermaine Easter.
Subs: 12. Wayne Hennessey, 13. Chris Gunter, 14. Danny Collins, 15. Danny Gabbidon, 16. David Vaughan, 17. Aaron Ramsey, 18. Adam Matthews, 19. David Cotterill, 20. Steve Morison, 21. Jack Collison, 22. Craig Bellamy, 23. Lewis Price.
Six substitutes may be used during the match.
Adam Matthews has joined the squad as a late replacement for James Collins, who has a groin injury.
Robert Earnshaw will captain the side as Gary Speed will rest a number of Premier League players.
Norwich City midfielder, Owain Tudur Jones has joined the squad, he has been added to the squad after several withdrawals and an availability doubt over Coventry City's Freddy Eastwood.
David Edwards (Wolves) has also been forced-out of the squad due to injury.
Revised Wales squad:
Goalkeepers: Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), Boaz Myhill (West Brom), Lewis Price (Crystal Palace).
Defenders: Darcy Blake (Cardiff), Danny Collins (Stoke), James Collins (Aston Villa), Neal Eardley (Blackpool), Danny Gabbidon (West Ham), Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest), Neil Taylor (Swansea), Craig Morgan (Preston).
Midfielders: Jack Collison (West Ham), David Cotterill (Swansea), Andy Dorman (Crystal Palace), Owain Tudur Jones (Norwich City), Andy King (Leicester), Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal), David Vaughan (Blackpool)
Forwards: Craig Bellamy (loan Cardiff), Robert Earnshaw (Nottingham Forest), Jermaine Easter (Crystal Palace), Freddy Eastwood (Coventry), Steve Morison (Millwall), Sam Vokes (Wolves).
Stand by players: Jason Brown (Blackburn).
Both Ched Evans and Lewin Nyatanga are out due to injury.
Craig Morgan is called up as replacement for Nyatanga. Also called up are Jermaine Easter and Andy Dorman. Squad meet up over the weekend.
Also out are Ashley Williams, Joe Allen, Simon Church and Hal Robson-Kanu due to club duties. Also out due to injuries from the stand by list are Brian Stock and Christina Ribeiro. Joe Ledley is also out.
Gary Speed has named the squad for the Carling Nations Cup matches in Dublin later this month. A larger squad than usual has been named to allow for Football League play-off commitments and fitness concerns with some players. The matches are against Scotland on Wednesday 25th May and Northern Ireland on Friday 27th May. Both to kick off at 7.45pm
Wales squad:
Goalkeepers: Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), Boaz Myhill (West Brom), Lewis Price (Crystal Palace).
Defenders: Darcy Blake (Cardiff), Danny Collins (Stoke), James Collins (Aston Villa), Neal Eardley (Blackpool), Danny Gabbidon (West Ham), Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest), Lewin Nyatanga (Bristol City), Neil Taylor (Swansea), Ashley Williams (Swansea).
Midfielders: Joe Allen (Swansea), Jack Collison (West Ham), David Cotterill (Swansea), David Edwards (Wolves), Andy King (Leicester), Joe Ledley (Celtic), Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal), David Vaughan (Blackpool)
Forwards: Craig Bellamy (loan Cardiff), Simon Church (Reading), Robert Earnshaw (Nottingham Forest), Ched Evans (Sheffield United), Freddy Eastwood (Coventry), Steve Morison (Millwall), Hal Robson-Kanu (Reading), Sam Vokes (Wolves).
Stand by players: Jason Brown (Blackburn), Craig Morgan (Preston), Christina Ribeiro (Bristol City), Andy Dorman (Crystal Palace), Brian Stock (Doncaster), Jermaine Easter (Crystal Palace).
Wales travel to Dublin at the end of May to face Scotland and Northern Ireland in the Nations Cup.
Gary Speed will announce the squad now on Wenesday 11th May, at the Carden Park Hotel at around 3pm.
The Wales manager is set to name a bumper a 30-man squad. Speed was at Ashton gate on Saturday running the rule of Lewin Nyatanga and young gun James Wilson. Gareth Bale is out for the rest season as well as Sam Ricketts. Several players will miss the games as they will be involved in play off matches for their clubs. Jack Collison is set for a recall after over 12 months out due to injury.
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Nations Cup: Scotland v Wales.
Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin.
Date: Wednesday 25th May 2011.
Kick off: 7:45pm.
Referee: TBC
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Wednesday 25th May 2011
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UNDER 17: Wales 1 Sweden 2
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Under 17: Wales 1 Sweden 2
Defeat for Brian Flynn's new look Under 17 side 2-1 against Sweden.
Sweden took the lead after 19 minutes through Chrstian Kouakou, Sweden went 2-0 up when Muamer Tankovic scored after 32 minutes.
Substitute Declan John pulled a goal back for Wales after 54 minutes from the penalty spot. Sweden holding on for the win. It was a good workout for the Under 17s ahead of the UEFA qualifiers in the Autumn.
Wales line up:
1 Alex Lynch (Peterborough United)
2 Declan Weeks (Wolves)
3 Curtis Strong (Stoke City)
4 Gethin Jones (Everton) (Capt)
5 Curtis Watkins (Cardiff City)
6 Tom Attyeo (Swansea City)
7 Jaye Bowen (Cardiff City)
8 Deion Evans (Shrewsbury Town)
9 Gethyn Hill (Cardiff City)
10 Callum Saunders (Crewe Alexandra)
11 Jake Charles (Huddersfield Town)
Subs:
12 Luke Flemming (Cardiff City)
13 Declan Dalley (Manchester United)
14 Miles John (Bristol City)
15 Tom O'Sullivan (Cardiff City)
16 Rhys James (Cardiff City)
17 Bradley Reid (Wrexham)
18 Declan John (Cardiff City)
Under 17: Wales 2 Sweden 2
Brian Flynn's new look Under 17 side drew 2-2 against Sweden.
Wales took the lead after just seven minutes thanks to an excellent finish from Tom O'Sullivan. Sweden hit back straight away with goals from Christian Koukaou and Philip Olofsson. Wales hit back with Declan John making it 2-2 after only 15 minutes.
With no further scoring during the match, honours were even at the final whistle.
Wales line up:
1 Luke Flemming (Cardiff City)
2 Declan Weeks (Wolves)
3 Curtis Strong (Stoke City)
4 Gethin Jones (Everton) (c)
5 Declan Dalley (Manchester United)
6 Tom Attyeo (Swansea City)
7 Miles John (Bristol City)
8 Tom O'Sullivan (Cardiff City)
9 Rhys James (Cardiff City)
10 Jaye Bowen (Cardiff City)
11 Declan John (Cardiff City)
Subs:
12 Alex Lynch (Peterborough United)
13 Curtis Watkins (Cardiff City)
14 Deion Evans (Shrewsbury Town)
15 Callum Saunders (Crewe Alexandra)
16 Jake Charles (Huddersfield Town)
17 Gethyn Hill (Cardiff City)
18 Bradley Reid (Wrexham)
updated: Tue, 10 May, 2011 22:08 UK.
Intermediate Teams manager, Brian Flynn, has named his squad for two end of season friendly matches against Sweden.
The matches are set to be played at Buckley Town FC on Tuesday 10th May (kick off 6pm) and Flint Town United FC on Thursday 12th May (kick off 6pm). Admission is free at both games.
Wales squad:
Alex Lynch – Wrexham, Corey Stephens - Cardiff City, Declan Weeks – Wolves, Declan Dalley - Manchester United, Curtis Watkins - Cardiff City, Curtis Strong - Stoke City, Tom Attyeo - Swansea City, Miles John - Bristol City , Gethin Jones – Everton, Deion Evans - Tranmere Rovers, Tom O’Sullivan - Cardiff City, Jaye Bowen - Cardiff City, Declan John - Cardiff City, Jake Charles - Huddersfield Town, Rhys James - Cardiff City, Callum Saunders - Crewe Alexandra, Gethyn Hill - Cardiff City, Bradley Reid – Wrexham.
Stand by players: Luke Flemming - Cardiff City, Daniel Barrow - Plymouth Argyle, Rob Evans – Wrexham, Chike Kandi - Birmingham City, Josh Yorwerth - Cardiff City.
Famous faces in this squad are Jake Charles (grandson of John Charles) and Callum Saunders (son of former Welsh International Dean Saunders)
updated: Thu, 28 April, 2011 15:25 UK.
Wales will play two Under 17 friendly matches against Sweden in North Wales during early May 2011.
Wales fixtures:
Tuesday 10th May 2011 at Buckley Town FC.
Thursday 12th May 2011 at Flint Town United FC.
Both matches kick off at 6pm, admission is free.
The games will feature players who are eligible for 2011/2012 UEFA Under 17 qualifying matches, these games set to be played in October. Wales have been drawn in Group 9 with Serbia, Armenia and Lithuania.
posted: Wed, 20 April, 2011 16:46 UK.
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Friday 13th May 2011
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FAW: Wales Host Under 19s
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WALES HOST Under 19s
Wales will host the UEFA Women's Under 19 Tournament Finals in August 2013.
Matches will be held in Carmarthenshire, Swansea and Bridgend. Eight countries, including Wales, will play for the right to be crowned champions. Come and be part of the celebrations!
statement from faw.org.uk.
posted: Thu, 12 May, 2011 13:35 UK.
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Thursday 12th May 2011
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FAW: Glyn Williams 1918-2011
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Glyn Williams :1918-2011
It is with great sadness that the FAW marks the passing of former international player, Glyn Williams. He was 92.
Full-back Glyn, won one cap for Wales in the 1951 Festival of Britain International with Switzerland at the Racecourse, Wrexham. In so doing, he became the fifth oldest player to win a first cap for Wales as he was 32 years 194 days old on his debut. Wales won the match 3-2.
Maesteg - born Glyn was a Cardiff City regular after the war, playing some 144 league matches. Born in November 1918, he had earlier played for Caerau, helping them win the Welsh Amateur Cup in 1946. One of a legion of players who lost the best years of their careers to the Second World War. His cap came-about as regular right back, Walley Barnes, was needed by Arsenal for a tour of Brazil, so Glyn made his debut in the same match as the young John Charles. The Wales goals came from Trevor Ford (2) and Ron Burgess.
Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this sad time.
statement from faw.org.uk.
posted: Wed, 11 May, 2011 20:00 UK.
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Wednesday 11th May 2011
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TICKETS: Nations Cup
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NATIONS CUP TICKETS
Wales travel to Dublin at the end of May to face Scotland and Northern Ireland in the Nations Cup. Ticket information as follows:
WALES v SCOTLAND
Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Wednesday 25th May 2011
Kick off 7.45pm (local time)
Tickets for Wales supporters cost £18.00. Application forms have been sent to Gold and Silver members of the Wales Supporters Club from the (26.04.11).
Closing date for applications – Friday 13th May 2011.
WALES v NORTHERN IRELAND
Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Friday 27th May 2011
Kick off 7.45pm (local time)
Tickets for Wales supporters cost £18.00. Application forms have been sent to Gold and Silver members of the Wales Supporters Club from the (26.04.11).
Closing date for applications – Friday 13th May 2011.
posted: Fri, 6 May, 2011 20:25 UK.
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Friday 6th May 2011
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FAW: News from Roadshows
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FAW NEWS in brief
The new FAW web site is set to be launched on Monday 30th May. The FAW 2009 strategic plan is being reviewed, the Development Centre in Newport is set to open in 18 months, with another centre possibly being planned in North Wales.
The FAW will be looking to repeat Kickback ticket scheme for future HOME matches.
info from ffwtbol on twitter.
posted: Wed, 4 May, 2011 21:08 UK.
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Wednesday 4th May 2011
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UNDER 19: Elite Group 6 news, Wales miss out
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 Under 19
Results: Moldova 0 Wales 2. Norway 0 Serbia 3.
Serbia top the group and qualify ahead of Wales and Norway. All three nations finished the group on six points, but Serbia qualify for the finals by virtue of their results against the other two nations. Wales beat Moldova 2-0, goals from Joe Walsh and substitute Reece Jones earned Wales a win. "It has been a good week, we had a good opportunity to go to Romania but we did not make it. A 2-0 win in any international game at any level is a good result." - Brian Flynn.
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Teams |
Pld |
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3 |
2 |
0 |
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10 |
3 |
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3 |
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0 |
1 |
6 |
5 |
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3 |
2 |
0 |
1 |
7 |
4 |
6 |
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3 |
0 |
0 |
3 |
0 |
11 |
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updated: Tue, 3 May, 2011 22:45 UK.
Rules: Equality of points at mini-tournaments
6.09 If two or more teams are equal on points on completion of the group matches, the following criteria are applied to determine the rankings:
a) Higher number of points obtained in the group matches played among the teams in question.
b) Superior goal difference resulting from the group matches played among the teams in question.
c) Higher number of goals scored in the group matches played among the teams in question.
d) If, after having applied criteria a) to c), two teams still have an equal
ranking, criteria a) to c) are reapplied to determine the final ranking of the two teams. If this procedure does not lead to a decision, criteria e) and f) apply.
e) Results of all group matches:
1. Superior goal difference.
2. Higher number of goals scored.
f) Drawing of lots.
taken from uefa.com
Under 19
Result: Norway 3 Wales 1.
Defeat for Wales against Norway.
In the final round of matches on Tuesday, Wales play Moldova and Serbia meet Norway. Norway just need a point to win the group an qualify. A win for Serbia could see them in with a chance of qualifying, depending on goal difference. A win for Wales would also mean a chance of qualification depending on goal difference.
Other group result:
Moldova 0 Serbia 5.
Norway are next up for Wales in their second Group 6 qualifier. The hosts also won their opening group game on Thursday.
Match details: 30th April, Kick-off: 5:30pm (local time), Match to be played at The Stadium, Sarpsborg, Norway (Match referee: Miroslav Zelinka).
Result: Serbia (1) 2 Wales (2) 3.
Wales GOALS: Peniket (36', 43), Alfei (Pen 90'+2)
Serbia GOALS: Milunovic (39)', Lukic (90')
A late Daniel Alfei penalty after Josh Dawkin was brought down, gave Brian Flynn's Under 19 side a 3-2 win against Serbia in their opening match of the Elite Round matches.
Wales line up:
1. Jonathan Bond (Watford), 3. Kyle McCarthy (Hereford United), 4. Lee Lucas (Swansea City), 5. Joe Walsh (Swansea City), 6. Daniel Alfei (Swansea City), 7. Kieron Freeman (Nottingham Forest), 8. Josh Dawkin (Norwich City), 11. Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace), 15. Reece Jones (AFC Wimbledon), 17. Richard Peniket (Fulham), 18. Elliot Chamberlain (Leicester City).
Subs: 12. Daniel Ward (Wrexham), 2. Adam Henley (Blackburn Rovers), 9. Jake Cassidy (Wolves), 10. Robert Ogleby (Hearts), 13. Max Penk (Wrexham), 14. Ibrahim Farrar (Cardiff City), 16. Michael Doughty (QPR).
UEFA U19: SERBIA 2 WALES 3 - UEFA.COM
Other group result:
Norway 4 Moldova 0
Elite round Fixtures list: (local time)
Serbia v Wales : Match date: Thursday 28 April 2011. Kick off 3pm, The Stadium, Sarpsborg, Norway.
Norway v Wales : Match date: Saturday 30 April 2011. Kick-off: 5:30pm, The Stadium, Sarpsborg, Norway.
Moldova v Wales : Match date: Tuesday 3 May 2011. Kick-off: 5pm, The Stadium, Sarpsborg, Norway.
Withdrawn from the original squad are Adam Matthews, Tom Bender and Billy Bodin, called up are Michael Doughty, Max Penk and Richard Peniket.
Brian Flynn, has named his squad for the UEFA Under 19 Elite Round matches in Norway later this month.
Original Wales squad:
Jonathan Bond (Watford), Daniel Ward (Wrexham), Adam Matthews (Cardiff City), Daniel Alfei (Swansea City), Joe Walsh (Swansea City), Adam Henley (Blackburn Rovers), Tom Bender (Colchester United), Kieron Freeman (Nottingham Forest), Kyle McCarthy (Hereford United), Lee Lucas (Swansea City), Billy Bodin (Swindon Town), Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace), Reece Jones (AFC Wimbledon), Ibrahim Farrar (Cardiff City), Josh Dawkin (Norwich City), Elliott Chamberlain (Leicester City), Jake Cassidy (Wolves), Robert Ogleby (Hearts).
The group winner only will automatically qualify for the final tournament in Romania.
posted: Thu, 14 April, 2011 13:52 UK.
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Tuesday 3rd May 2011
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NATIONS CUP: McFadden to miss game
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McFadden to miss game -25 Apr 11 19:30
James McFadden is set to miss next month's Carling Nations Cup game against Wales.
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Monday 25th April 2011
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FANS: New FAW crest
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 NEW FAW CREST
JJB Sports has started selling FAW merchandise with the new FAW crest
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updated: Thu, April 21, 2011 23:05 UK.
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Thursday 21st April 2011
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SCHOOLBOY: Switzerland v Wales
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Under 16s Draw against the Swiss:
The Wales Under 16 Boys National Development produced an excellent perfomance this evening.
Match was played at the Tivoli Stadium, La Louviere in Belgium. Cardiff City's Abdi Noor scored for Wales after Switzerland had taken the lead. [info from welshfootballtrust]
Wales Team:
1:-Gareth Owen (Llanelli), 2:- Joseph Jones (Cardiff City), 3:- Fraser Sturgess (Unattached), 4:- Thomas Atyeo (Swansea City), 5- Tomos Clarke (Oldham), 6:- Liam Walsh (Swansea City), 7:- Abdifatah Noor (Cardiff City), 8: – Corey Francis (Swansea City), 9:- Owain Jones (Swansea City), 10:- Kyle Copp (Swansea City), 11:- Jake Charles (Huddersfield Town).
Subs: 12:- Cameron Clarke (Cardiff City), 13:- Alex Penny, 14:- Samuel Jones (Cardiff City), 15:- Ross White (Wrexham), 16:- Sam Molyneux (Shrewsbury Town), 17:- Connor Shackleton (Tranmere Rovers), 18:- Joe Williams (Wrexham).
posted: Wed, 20 April, 2011 22:51 UK.
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Wednesday 20th April 2011
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FAW: North Wales Roadhshows
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FAW ROADSHOW
FAW Roadshows - Come and listen to the Strategic Plan for the FAW.
North East Wales – Brymbo Sports & Social Club on Tuesday, 3rd May 2011.
North Wales Coast – Llandudno FC Clubhouse on Wednesday, 4th May 2011.
All welcome, doors open from 7pm.
info from FAW.ORG.UK
posted: Wed, 20 April, 2011 19:56 UK.
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Wednesday 20th April 2011
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SCHOOLBOY: Welsh Schools FA Centenary
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RESULT: FAW Under 18 1 WSFA Under 18 4
FAW report - faw.org.uk
Brian Flynn has named the side play the Welsh Schools Under 18's.
Wales line up:
1. Christian Dibble (Bury Town), 2. Declan Weeks (Wolves), 3. Jordan Cranston (Wolves), 4. Tom O’Sullivan (Cardiff City), 5. Declan Dalley (Manchester United), 6. Aaron Oakley (Swindon Town), 7. Rob Parry (Wolves), 8. Gethin Jones (Everton) ©, 9. Gethyn Hill (Cardiff City), 10. Rhys James (Cardiff City), 11. Declan John (Cardiff City).
Subs: 12. Liam Matthews (Cardiff City), 13. Jonathan Evans (Accrington Stanley), 14. Max Penk (Wrexham), 15. Josh Yorwerth (Cardiff City), 16. Kyle McCarthy (Hereford United), 17. Theo Wharton (Cardiff City).
updated: Wed, 20 April, 2011 17:10 UK.
FAW Under 18 Youth squad versus WSFA Under 18 side at the GenQuip Stadium, Port Talbot on Tuesday 19th April at 3pm.
FAW Wales Under 18 squad:
Liam Matthews (Cardiff City), Christian Dibble (Bury Town), Jordan Smith (Swansea City), Aaron Oakley (Swindon Town), Max Penk (Wrexham), Jordan Cranston (Wolves), Josh Yorwerth (Cardiff City), Kyle McCarthy (Hereford United), Elliot Hewitt (Macclesfield Town), Emyr Huws (Manchester City), Tom O’Sullivan (Cardiff City), Theo Wharton (Cardiff City), Gethin Jones (Everton), Gwion Edwards (Swansea City), Declan John (Cardiff City), Rob Parry (Wolves), Gethyn Hill (Cardiff City), Rhys James (Cardiff City).
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