Welcome to Jubilee Way. Caldicot Town AFC CALDICOT TOWN HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY AFC. On The Field Today: versus. Date: Saturday 18 th October 2014

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1 On The Field Today: CALDICOT TOWN HAVERFORDWEST Goalkeepers Matthew Sandiford Craig Morris Ben Davidson Defenders Matt James Antonio Facciuto Simon Crook Ricky Watts Alex Lawry Dale Griffiths Andrew Wenzel Sam Rodon Josh Bolton Christian McConnell Connor McCabe Kyle McCabe Dean Palmer David Biggs Midfielders Luke Harris Chris O Sullivan Lewis Cutajar Nicky Palmer Will McConnell Sean Pemberton David Jenkins Jack Britton Lewys Dowler Elliot Thomas David Lloyd Matthew Trottman Tyler Morgan-Huggett Richard Sharratt Strikers Mitchell Slape Jordan Fellows Dan Saunders Darren Griffiths Jason Thorn Declan Carroll Stephen Wilson Greg Walters Sam Wilson Laurie Howarth Liam Fawcett Manager Mark Williams Wayne Jones Asst Manager Jason Pritchard Coach John Burrows Sean Cresser Physio - Date: Saturday 18 th October 2014 Competition: Location: Kick Off: Today s Officials: Caldicot Town Colours: Haverfordwest Colours: Welcome to Jubilee Way CALDICOT TOWN AFC Nathaniel Car Sales League Cup Jubilee Way, Caldicot 2:30pm versus HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY AFC Referee: S. Williams Assistants: N. Baldwin & P. Needham Royal blue shirts, shorts & socks Red shirts, shorts & socks (2 nd kit) Next up for the 1 st team: Tues 21 st Oct: Barry Town United (Away) Welsh League Div 2 (7.45 ko) Scorers: Caldicot Town H-T F-T Haverfordwest Caldicot Town AFC

2 Caldicot Town AFC 1 st Team: Season 2014/15 Stats Continued CALDICOT TOWN AFC Jubilee Way, Caldicot, NP26 4NA Web: To contact the club please use the Contact Me button on the website. Kit: Royal blue shirts, shorts & socks. 2 nd Kit: Lime green shirts, black shorts & lime green socks. 3 rd Kit: Red shirts, shorts & socks. Chairman: Martin Slape Fixture Sec: Steve Bright Treasurer: Dave Moreton Club Sec: Kevin Buckthought Maintenance: Chris Davidson Sports Manager: Julian Williams Membership: Basil Packer Social Manager: Paul Fieldsend Welfare: Ann-Marie Williams Stewardess: Kerry Rix Social Media: Ben Jones Programme: Kevin Buckthought Committee Member: Marion Davidson Frank Rowberry Adrian Porter Wayne Jones Ben Jones Terry Boston Gordon Lewis Ray Jeremiah Vicki Fieldsend Official Club Sponsor: GROUND REGULATIONS The following regulations are stipulated in the interest of fair play and safety for all. Spectators must not: Consume ALCOHOLIC drinks or drink from glasses or bottles whilst on the football ground at any time or bring it with them for that purpose. This is a FIFA rule and must be enforced. (You can drink on the patio area but only from a plastic glass, these are available at request from the bar) Trespass on the playing and adjoining areas Climb on any buildings, walls or fencing Use obscene, racist or insulting language, or make offensive or insulting gestures, remarks or spitting on any person Throw objects within the ground, this is a criminal offence and strong action will be taken against anyone committing such an offence Bring personal footballs, hand held megaphones or alike into the ground Interfere or climb on the floodlight pylons Spectators must: Comply with instructions given by club officials Keep dogs on a lead at all times Pay an entrance fee when appropriate Retain control of, and be responsible for any minors at the game Caldicot Town will not accept any responsibility for any loss or damage to any property; person or persons (including children) on the ground, in the changing rooms or clubhouse. Caldicot Town is not responsible for loss or damage to articles left on the premises. Appearances Goals Lge Sub Cup Sub Total Lge Cup Total David Biggs Simon Crook Lewis Cutajar 1 1 Ben Davidson Luke Harris Matthew James David Jenkins Alexander Lawry David Lloyd Tyler Morgan-Huggett Matthew Sandiford Daniel Saunders Richard Sharratt Mitchell Slape Jason Thorn Matthew Trottman Andrew Wenzel Stephen Wilson Josh Bolton 1 1 Lewys Dowler 2 2 Will McConnell Christian McConnell Kyle McCabe Connor McCabe Dean Palmer Alex Watkins 1 1 When the goals are scored First Half Second Half Caldicot Town Opposition 3 9 THANK YOU ON BEHALF OF THE COMMITTEE.

3 Caldicot Town AFC 1 st Team: Season 2014/15 Stats Caldicot Town 1st Team Fixtures: Season Kick Off at 2.30pm unless stated Date Opponent Comp Score Scorers Aug Sat 16 Llanwern AFC H WL Div 2 D 1-1 M Slape Wed20 Barry Town Utd H WL Div 2 L Sat 23 Undy Athletic H WL Div 2 W 2-1 R Sharratt (pen), M James Sat 30 AFC Llwydcoed A WL Div 2 D 1-1 R Sharratt Sep Sat 6 Penrhiwceiber A WL Div 2 W 6-0 R Sharratt(2), D Saunders, W McConnell, J Thorn, og Tue 9 Tredegar Town A Senior Cup L Sat 13 Llanelli Town A Welsh Cup L Sat 20 Risca United H WL Div 2 L Sat 27 Caerleon A WL Div 2 W 3-0 J Thorn(3) Oct Sat 4 Ely Rangers H WL Div 2 W 4-1 og, J Thorn(2), R Sharratt Sat 11 Croesyceiliog A WL Div 2 W 4-0 J Thorn(2), R Sharratt, D Lloyd Sat 18 Haverfordwest H Lge Cup Tue 21 Barry Town Utd A WL Div 2 Sat 25 Cwmbran Celtic A WL Div 2 Nov Sat 1 Aberbargoed H WL Div 2 Sat 8 Tata Steel H WL Div 2 Sat 15 Dinas Powys A WL Div 2 Sat 22 West End H WL Div 2 Sat 29 Ely Rangers A WL Div 2 Dec Sat 6 Llanwern AFC A WL Div 2 Sat 13 Undy Athletic A WL Div 2 Sat 20 AFC Llwydcoed H WL Div 2 Sat 27 Risca United A WL Div 2 Jan Sat 3 Caerleon H WL Div 2 Sat 10 Chepstow Town A WL Div 2 Sat 17 Croesyceiliog H WL Div 2 Sat 24 Penrhiwceiber H WL Div 2 Sat 31 Cwmbran Celtic H WL Div 2 Feb Sat 7 Aberbargoed A WL Div 2 Sat 14 Tata Steel A WL Div 2 Sat 21 Dinas Powys H WL Div 2 Sat 28 West End A WL Div 2 tbc Chepstow Town H WL Div 2 Quiz answers 1. David Seaman, England 7-1 San Marino, November Jermain Defoe (7 goals, Spurs), Edin Dzeko (6 goals, City), Robbie Keane (5 goals, Spurs) & Sergio Aguero (5 goals, City). 3. Glenn Hoddle, Harry Redknapp and Mauricio Pochettino. 4. Stoke City and West Bromwich Albion both conceded seven penalties each in Wakefield, West Yorkshire 6. Chester City, Deva Stadium Disclaimer Whilst great care has been taken in producing and maintaining this matchday programme, Caldicot Town AFC are unable to accept responsibility for any errors or omissions, and/or the accuracy of information supplied by external parties. Contributions may be edited. The views expressed in this programme are not necessarily those of Caldicot Town AFC and/or the programme editor. CALDICOT TOWN AFC SUPPORTERS CLUB Supporters Player 13/14 Season Dan Saunders The Predictor For just a 1 you can guess the score of 3 selected games to win a big bag full of cash. You must pay for your selections before the first game kicks off. Congratulations to Jeremy Gates who scooped the 1180 rollover pot after correctly predicting the results of last weekend s 3 games. So, we start again, the current pot is worth 200. Raffle Help the club by purchasing a raffle ticket, only 1. See Gordon or Basil for a ticket. Caldicot Town AFC Merchandise Visit to make an on-line purchase for Caldicot Town AFC Joma training wear supplied by Total Teamwear. Now in Stock: high quality pin badge made from Enamel and finished with an Epoxy resin. These are now available for purchase behind the Bar at the club at 3 per badge. Club shop update: Polo shirts still available ( 10); Club Beanies ( 5); Scarf s ( 5); More new lines for the 2014/15 season. Contact Julian Williams at the club. All monies raised are put back into the club; we have already purchased a new cooker for the kitchen on the back of funds raised last season. Supporters Minibus Social Media Keep up to date with everything Caldicot Town AFC, follow us on: Caldicot Town AFC There will be a supporter s minibus running to our away game at Barry Town United on Tuesday 21 st October. The minibus departs from the club at 6.00pm, cost 5 only! Help the club and save yourself money, put your name on the minibus list!

4 ABOUT THE CLUB, ANNOUNCEMENTS & NEWS Facilities Caldicot Town Football Club is open to members 7 days a week and the clubhouse is available to hire for any event by contacting our resident Bar Stewardess, Kerry Rix. The club hosts two rooms with the main room catering for 100 people seated. Events held at the club range from Birthday celebrations, Weddings, Christenings and Funerals. The rooms are also available to hire for business or any organisations requiring an inexpensive, reliable location. Catering, by pre-order, can be arranged and quoted for. We have a fully licensed bar available to serve alcoholic beverages as well as tea and coffee. For more Information please contact Kerry at the bar or click on the Contact Me button on the club website: ( Volunteers Needed Caldicot Town are always looking for volunteers to help out with match day preparation (e.g.: putting up nets to checking the playing area for rubbish and glass). We also need volunteers to help maintain the facilities (painting & general maintenance). So, if you feel you can help out in any way, please ask at the bar for a committee member for more information. Supporters Bus CTAFC run a minibus to every Caldicot Town away game. We try to ensure that supporters pay no more than 5 for any away trip, whether it s just down the road at Undy or a longer trip to Tata Steel (shorter trips help subsidise the longer ones). BUT, to enable us to continue to run the minibus we need as many supporters as possible to travel. If not then we will have to start charging more for the longer trips. Tony Stephens puts up a list of regular travellers a week before an away game (on the club noticeboard) so, if you are a regular traveller, but do not wish to use the minibus, please can you cross your name off this list asap! Anyone who is not a regular traveller, but would like to use the minibus can you please add your name to the list no later than 2 days before an away game. Thank You. Caldicot Leisure Centre Gym Membership Initiative In conjunction with Caldicot Leisure Centre and Monmouthshire Council, Caldicot Town are pleased to announce a fitness initiative that will allow football club members reduced leisure centre Gym membership rates. Please see the clubs website for more details. Caldicot Town AFC Cycle Club Caldicot Town has a get fit initiative for its members. If you have a bike and feel that you would like to get fitter, or lose weight, then this is an ideal activity for you. Come and join the team every Sunday morning. Ask to speak to a committee member if interested or see the CTAFC Cycle Club section of the club website. Caldicot Town AFC: Youth, 2 nd, 3 rd and Vets Forthcoming Fixtures Caldicot Town AFC 2 nd Team: Welsh League Reserve East Date KO Home Team Away Team Competition 18/10/2014 2:30pm Panteg v Caldicot Town League 25/10/2014 2:30pm Caldicot Town v Goytre League 01/11/2014 2:00pm Chepstow Town v Caldicot Town League Caldicot Town AFC 3 rd Team: East Gwent League Division 2 Date KO Home Team Away Team Competition 18/10/ pm Mathern FC B v Caldicot Town League 25/10/ pm Caldicot Town v Underwood Ath A Ben Cup 01/11/ pm Sudbrook CC B v Caldicot Town League Cil y Coed Celts Veterans: Cabot Division 1 Date KO Home Team Away Team Competition 02/11/ :00am Cil Y Coed Celts v PAS Masters League 23/11/ am Cil Y Coed Celts v Avon Re-Treads Cup 30/11/ am Cil Y Coed Celts v Retainers League Caldicot Town AFC U19 s: Welsh Youth East Date KO Home Team Away Team Competition 19/10/2014 TBC Caldicot Town v AFC Llwydcoed League Cup 27/10/2014 TBC Aberbargoed Buds v Caldicot Town League 19/10/2014 TBC Barry Town United v Caldicot Town League A request If you have any old photos or memory s that you would like reproduced or documented in the matchday programme please contact Kevin Buckthought at the club.

5 The Mike Jones Golden Boot Award Rules: Only league and cup goals count. Any Dubious goal decisions are left to the Player s "Manager" or "Assistant" to decide. Penalty shootout goals will count. Name Current Standings Goals Courtney Davies 15 Jason Thorn 8 Richard Sharratt 6 Alex Watkins 5 Tom Connor 4 Karl Bradshaw 4 Nathaniel Cars Sales League Cup: Round 1 Games Afan Lido v Lliswerry AFC Porth v Cwmbran Celtic Bettws v Aberdare Town Bridgend Street v Risca United Caerau (Ely) v Chepstow Town Caldicot Town v Haverfordwest Cambrian & Clydach v Pontypridd Town Cardiff Met University v Treowen Stars Cwmamman United v AFC Llwydcoed Dinas Powys v Tata Steel Ely Rangers v Penrhiwceiber Rangers Llanelli Town v Panteg Llantwit Major v Aberbargoed Buds Monmouth Town v West End Newport Civil Service v Newport YMCA Penybont v Undy Athletic Pontardawe Town v Treharris Ath Western Rhoose v Cardiff Grange Harlequins Taffs Well v Barry Town United Rob Jones presents 2013/14 winner Karl Bradshaw with his award Previous Winners Name Season Goals Karl Bradshaw 2013/14 37 Courtney Davies 2012/13 37 Tom Philp 2011/12 24 Shane Jeremiah 2010/11 21 Paul Light 2009/10 34 Tyrone Tucker-Dixon 2008/09 26 Jason Thorn 2007/08 20 Jason Thorn 2006/07 29 Work behind the scenes Caldicot Town are pleased to announce that the Welsh Church Fund and the Severnside grant secured by the club have been used to provide shuttering for the grandstand so that we can protect the area from vandalism. We have also widened the pathway at the rear of the changing rooms to enable easier access for visiting teams. Many thanks go to everyone who was involved in the painting project over the closed season (grandstand, railings and posts). John Dai Coles Memorial Gates After the sad passing of Caldicot Town Legend John "Dai" Coles last year, the Football club carried out several fund raisers in order to install a permanent memorial for the great man. This has eventually come to fruition in the form of Gates leading from the changing rooms towards the Jubilee Way pitch. A massive well done to all those who helped with this and they have been well received by the family of John and will ensure that the "Legend" will always be remembered. Caldicot Town AFC Junior Section Caldicot Town re-launched their junior football section last season and are looking for players boys and girls in the under 11 s, under 12 s, under 14 s and under 16 s age-groups. Teams and managers are in place and the under-11 s and under-14 s teams have started training on Friday evenings from pm. These junior sides will complement the youth Welsh League 19 s team. All junior teams will play in the East Gwent League. All coaches are fully qualified and CRB registered. Parents should contact Gary Foster on for more information. Sponsorship If you would like to sponsor Caldicot Town AFC in any way (for example the match ball) then please contact Kevin Buckthought or Gordon Lewis at the club. Programme adverts cost 50 for half a page or 100 for a whole page. Ball Sponsorship 60, for this you get a full seasons membership of the club, a programme from the game which will include a dedication to you and a half page advert in the programme (of your business) for the remainder of this season. Quiz: 1. Who was the only England goalkeeper to concede a goal against San Marino? 2. Which 4 players have scored 5 times or more in Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur Premier League games? 3. Which 3 men have managed both Southampton and Tottenham Hotspur? 4. Which 2 clubs conceded the most Premier League penalties during season ? 5. What is the biggest city in the UK never to have had a league team? 6. Which British teams ground is in 2 countries?

6 Welsh League Division Two - Saturday 11 October 2014: Croesyceiliog 0-4 Caldicot Town Report by Mark Anderson Caldicot Town AFC Teams Caldicot Town AFC will field the following teams for the 2014/15 season. Team Name League 1st Team Caldicot Town AFC Welsh League Div. 2 2nd Team Caldicot Town AFC Welsh League Reserve East 3rd Team Caldicot Town AFC East Gwent League U19 Team Caldicot Town AFC Welsh Youth East Vets Team Cil-Y-Coed Celts Bristol Casuals League Div 1 U 16 Team Caldicot Town AFC East Gwent Junior League U14 Team Caldicot Town AFC East Gwent Junior League U12 Blue's Caldicot Town AFC East Gwent Junior League U12 Whites Caldicot Town AFC East Gwent Junior League U11 Team Caldicot Town AFC East Gwent Mini League U10 Team Caldicot Town AFC No League GOOD LUCK TO ALL OUR TEAMS THIS SEASON! Nathaniel Welsh League Division 2 Pos DIVISION TWO P W D L F A GD Pts 1 Barry Town United Aberbargoed Buds Caldicot Town Risca United Undy Athletic Chepstow Town West End Caerleon Ely Rangers Penrhiwceiber Rangers AFC Llwydcoed Dinas Powys Tata Steel Llanwern Croesyceiliog Cwmbran Celtic Caldicot Town's recent good form continued away at Croesyceiliog on Saturday when Mark Williams team dispatched their county rivals with a convincing 2 nd half display that saw them hit 4 for the second game in a row. Caldicot have now managed eleven in the last three games and have only conceded one. The 1st half saw Caldicot with a lot of possession but lacking the killer touch. Croesy, with lone striker, Zac Osbourne, up front were playing more on the counter attack with the emphasis on getting as many men as possible behind the ball to stop Town. Caldicot were trying to get behind Croesy but too many passes were going long as the ball skidded on through to the keeper. Halftime: Croesyceiliog 0-0 Caldicot Town The 2 nd half got underway with Caldicot continuing to pressurise the home defence who were now finding the going tough as time and again the hard working front pair of Thorn and Saunders continuously harassed them with and without the ball. You felt that if Caldicot could get a goal then a few more were likely to follow. At last the breakthrough came and it was through Thorn, who had scored 5 goals in his last two games, he collected the ball and with two defenders close by, the Caldicot forward held them off before tucking a right foot shot into the far corner to make the score 1-0. Soon after the score was 2-0 after a mistake from the home team keeper, who contrived to drop the ball onto the head of Richard Sharratt who was challenging for the ball before seeing it go into an empty net. The home team then had their best spell of the game as they searched for a way back into the game and they came close on a couple of occasions, the best of which was thwarted by a great save from keeper Matt Sandiford. In fairness the big keeper showed his class as although he was not called into action many times during the game, it did show that his level of concentration was there. Thorn was showing his class and added a 3 rd for Caldicot to make it a total of seven goals in his last three games before substitute David Lloyd put the icing on the cake with a 4 th after following in on a shot. The midfielder picked up the rebound and scored what will be one of his easiest goals of his career. Croesyceiliog looked down an out and will be sick of the sight of us having conceding six unanswered goals at Woodland Road last season along with Saturday's four. Simon Crook passing up the line to Jason Thorn Another 2 goals for Thorn, making it 7 in 3 games!

7 Latest Nathaniel Car Sales Welsh League Division 2 Results (excluding Caldicot Town fixtures see below for these) 11 October: AFC Llwydcoed 3 4 Barry town United; Caerleon 4 0 West End; Chepstow Town 1 1 Dinas Powys; Penrhiwceiber Rangers 0 6 Aberbargoed Buds; Risca United 2 1 Ely Rangers; Undy Athletic 6 2 Llanwern 4 October: West End 3 1 Croesyceiliog 27 September: AFC Llwydcoed 1 2 West End; Chepstow Town 3 2 Aberbargoed Buds; Llanwern 1 5 Barry town United; Penrhiwceiber Rangers 6 0 Tata Steel; Risca United 2 1 Dinas Powys; Undy Athletic 2 1 Ely Rangers Caldicot Town 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd & Vet Teams Recent Results and Scorers 12 October: Cil-y-coed Celts 7-0 Bathelona (M. Williams 4, B. Antell, D. Manley, R. Lund) 11 October: Croesyceiliog 0-4 Caldicot Town (J.Thorn 2, R.Sharratt, D.Lloyd) Caldicot Town Reserves 0-2 Croesyceiliog Caldicot Town 3rds 5-3 Port & Sud (C.Davies 3, B.Jones, Tudor Huggett) 5 October: Welsh Youth Cup - Aberbargoed Buds 4-1 Caldicot Town (K.Bradshaw) 4 October: Caldicot Town 4-1 Ely Rangers (J.Thorn 2, R.Sharratt, O.G) Caerleon Res 3-4 Caldicot Town Reserves (A.Watkins, K.Bradshaw, D.Griffiths 2) Underwood 5-1 Caldicot Town 3rds (C.Davies) Reserve League East Pos RESERVE DIV EAST P W D L F A GD Pts 1 Cardiff Met University Croesyceiliog Aberbargoed Buds Risca United Undy Athletic Bridgend Street Lliswerry Treharris Ath Western Goytre Chepstow Town Caldicot Town Cwmbran Celtic Panteg Caerleon Treowen Stars Youth League East Pos YOUTH DIV EAST P W D L F A GD Pts 1 Aberbargoed Buds Caerau (Ely) Monmouth Town Risca United Ton Pentre Taffs Well Caldicot Town Cwmbran Celtic AFC Porth Bridgend Street Caerleon Barry Town United Newport YMCA Panteg Jason Thorn and Simon Crook pressurise the Croesyceiliog left back

8 Away days: Barry Town United Tuesday 21 st October 2014 Kick Off 7.45pm: Our next away game takes us to newly promoted, and high flying, Barry Town United, a club that has been existence since the late 1800 s. Barry Town United is a supporter-owned community football club, with a dual purpose of continuing over a century of senior football in Barry at Jenner Park and giving Note: Shaded teams are our next opponents the town s youth opportunities to progress. Last season: Barry Town United finished 1 st in Welsh League Division 3 with 90 points. They played 36, won 29, drew 3 and lost 4. They scored 116 goals with only 29 against. Results so far this season: August 2014 Sat 16 th Dinas Powys League W 4-0 Wed 20 th Caldicot Town League W 2-0 Sat 23 rd West End League D 2-2 Sat 30 th Splott Albion Cup W 8-0 September 2014 Sat 6 th Risca United League W 2-1 Tue 9 th Merthyr Town Cup L 1-7 Sat 13 th Ystradgynlais Cup W 5-2 Sat 20 th Tata Steel League W 1-0 Sat 27 th Llanwern League W 5-1 October 2014 Sat 4 th Aberdare Town Cup L 2-4 Sat 11 th AFC Llwydcoed League W 4-3 Ground Location: Barry Town United play at Jenner Park, Gladstone Road, Barry Road, Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, CF62 9BG Barry Town United website: Will there be a supporter s minibus to this game: Yes, the minibus will be leaving the club at 6pm, not many spaces left only 5! Haverfordwest County AFC Results: 2014/5 Season: Aug 16 th Penybont League Away Lost 3-4 Aug 19 th Garden Village League Home Won 6-0 Aug 23 rd Aberdare Town League Home Won 4-0 Aug 27 th Garden Village League Away Won 2-1 Aug 30 th Caerau Ely League Away Lost 0-2 Sep 6 th AFC Porth League Home Won 3-1 Sep 13 th Taffs Well League Home Won 2-1 Sep 20 th Pontardawe League Away Won 5-0 Sep 27 th Monmouth League Away Won 2-0 Oct 4 th STM Ports Welsh Cup Away Won 2-0 Oct 11 th Ton Pentre League Away Won 1-0 Haverfordwest County AFC: Honours League of Wales / Welsh Premier League: Best ever finish 3 rd in 2003/04 Welsh Cup: Best performance Semi-finalists in 2004/05 FAW Premier Cup: Best performance Quarter-finalists in 2004/05 Welsh League Division 1 / Premier Division / National Division (Step 1): Winners 1956/57, 1980/81, 1989/90: Runners-up 1969/70, 1970/71 Welsh League Division 1: Winners 1979/80, 1996/97: Runners-up 1974/75, 1994/95, 1995/96 Welsh League Division 2 West: Winners 1955/56: Runners-up 1954/55 Welsh League Cup: Winners 1960/61, 1988/89: Runners-up 1974/75, 1984/85, 1996/97 Welsh League (Youth Division) Cup: Winners 2005/06: Runners-up 2010/11 West Wales Senior Cup: Winners 1981/82, 1988/89, 1991/92, 1992/93, 1997/98, 1998/99, 2005/06: Runners-up 1937/38, 1949/50, 1956/57, 1958/59, 1960/61, 1980/81 Getting to the Ground: Distance from Caldicot to Jenner Park is 38 miles. If you stick to the speed limit then the AA route planner reckons it will take you 57 minutes to get there. Follow the M4 West from London direction/m4 East from Swansea direction until Junction 33. Take the first Barry exit from slip road (A4232) and join the A4050. Turn left at the second Barry roundabout by the Barry Sports Centre playing fields, and then left at the Co-Operative roundabout. Jenner Park will be on the right hand side. Where can I get beer and food: Barry Town United will be based at the Tynewydd Inn for the immediate future, for all pre and post-match refreshments. Tynewydd Inn: 103 Tynewydd Road, Barry, CF62 8BB. The Tynewydd is a Brains pub and is only a short walk (or a minute's drive) from the stadium and among the facilities for supporters to enjoy at the Tynewydd Inn are a dart board, skittle alley and multiple screens with Sky Sports, as well as a wide selection of hot food served until 8pm. Directions to Tynewydd Inn from Jenner Park: Start Pembroke Place, turn right into Somerset Road East then turn right into Ty-Newydd Road. Haverfordwest County AFC First Team Back Row L to R Dan Evans, Nicky Palmer, Dale Griffiths, Declan Carroll, Sam Rodon, Craig Morris, Lewis Holder, Sam Wilson Front Row L to R Darren Griffiths, Ricky Watts, Antonio Facciuto, Jack Britton, Jordan Follows

9 Darren Griffiths 15/09/87 (Striker): Returns to the club after spells with Aberystwyth, Goytre Utd and west End. A confident striker with a proven goal scoring record at this level. Just returned from a semi-professional stint in Australia. Brother of our defender Dale Griffiths. Declan Carroll 04/07/93 (Striker): Started his career with Tenby before joining our youth squad where he was a regular starter in MacWhirter League matches. After a brief spell at Carmarthen Declan joined Aberystwyth and he was a regular WPL squad member during season 2012/13.A strong and skilful player who we are delighted to welcome back into the club. Liam Fawcett (Striker): A product of the club s academy and Under 19s Player of the Year for 2013/14. Liam has a great work ethic, a solid temperament and is an exciting prospect. Laurie Howarth (Striker): Another product of the club s academy, Laurie is still eligible to play for the Under 19s too. Represented both the Welsh Schools and Welsh Colleges in season 2013/14 and was awarded the Most Improved Youth Player in May A very direct wide player with a good eye for goal and an extremely potent left foot. Another very promising youngster. Greg Walters 10/1/95 (Striker): Another product of our successful youth system. Greg is a talented and versatile player who is gifted with pace and energy. Represented the Welsh Under 18s in Feb and he made his Welsh League debut last season too. Elliot Thomas 23/03/91 (Midfield): Was with Cardiff City to the age of seventeen. Joined Carmarthen Town but in season 2013/14 he played for Newcastle Emlyn scoring over 30 goals. Elliot skill was recognised when he was selected for the Welsh Futsal squad. He has also impressed manager Wayne Jones with strong pre-season performances and he signed for The Bluebirds in August Sam Wilson 13/05/95 (Striker): A product of the Carmarthen Town Academy. Sam turned down the opportunity to join Hereford United as a 16 year old. He was loaned to Welsh League club Ammanford in 2013/14 where he had a successful stay. Another to impress Wayne Jones in pre- season and signed for The Bluebirds in August A WARM WELCOME TO HAVORFORDWEST COUNTY AFC Today we welcome the players, management, committee members and supporters of First Division side Haverfordwest County AFC to Jubilee Way for this Nathaniel Car Sales League Cup Round 1 game. Haverfordwest currently top Welsh League Division 1 having won 8 of their 10 games, scoring 28 and only conceding 9. We are looking forward to a good competitive game played in a good spirit. Regardless of the result though, a warm welcome will be extended to all in the clubhouse after the game. Kevin HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY AFC CLUB HISTORY Haverfordwest Football Club was formed on 7th December 1899 and subsequently became Haverfordwest Town. The early fixtures were friendlies until the Club joined the Pembrokeshire League before the First World War. The Club competes in the Pembrokeshire League to this day. The First Team moved up to the Welsh Football League in 1936 and became known as Haverfordwest Athletic. The Bluebirds were usually in the top flight of the League, but were relegated to the Second Division in They returned as Champions and stormed to the First Division title in During that triumphant season the Bluebirds held Cardiff City s First Division outfit with Gerry Hitchens, Alan Harrington, Ron Stitfall, Colin Baker and Danny Molloy et al to a Welsh Cup 3-3 draw at the old Bridge Meadow in front of over 3,000 on a wet Thursday afternoon. The Blues were led by the legendary former Welsh international and City stalwart, Stan Richards through these famous times. The Club in this period became Haverfordwest County as the town holds county status by ancient charter. In the Blues won the League Cup, were runners up in the League in and , but were relegated in Promotion was won after three seasons followed by the League Championship in losing only five games and also winning the WWFA Senior Cup for the first time, the first of six wins to date. In 1983 the League was restructured into a National Division; only one season in the eight of that system did the Blues finish below sixth including winning the Championship in The Blues also won the League Cup in and were invited to be founder members of the Welsh Premier League in After two seasons in the WPL, Safeway Supermarkets Limited purchased the old Bridge Meadow and part of that deal was the development of a purpose designed stadium behind the old site. The Club had to forfeit its WPL status while this took place and played in the Welsh League for three seasons, twice as Runners Up before returning to the WPL as Champions in For the next few seasons the Club never arose above 10th place and escaped relegation on one occasion by no clubs being available to replace them. The Club then appointed local boy and ex Wrexham favourite Deryn Brace as Player Manager. The Blues had a difficult start and were in the relegation places by mid season. The run-in saw 8 out of 10 matches ending in victory and the same squad finished third in the WPL in and qualification for the then UEFA Cup. County drew Icelandic opponents and lost 4-1 on aggregate. The Bluebirds then finished fourth the next season and reached the semi final of the Welsh Cup. During the season Deryn left the Club and was replaced by ex Manchester United and Cardiff player, Derek Brazil. The team were comfortable in mid table and survived the cut when the WPL was reduced to 12 members.

10 However the Bluebirds finished bottom of the inaugural Super 12 WPL. Derek Brazil has been replaced by Bluebirds stalwart Micky Ellis, former player here and at Pembroke Borough, current Academy Director and First Team Coach for the last 10 seasons. Micky has held a UEFA A Licence for 17 years. His Assistant is the former Newcastle Emlyn manager, Wayne Jones, who played for five seasons here and also for his home town club, Carmarthen Town. Wayne Jones replaced Micky as Manager and lead the club to fourth position in division One of the Welsh League in season The Bridge Meadow has been developed into an international venue with Women s World Cup matches against Germany, Belgium and Belarus, and a number of Under 19 and 17 Wales matches. A crowd of 2,400 saw the Blues entertain English League Wrexham in 2004 in the Premier Cup, and over 2,000 at last season s Schools Victory International against England. In August 2011 an Under 21 international against Hungary was staged. In 2013 the ground was a venue for matches in the UEFA Women s under-19 championship. HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY AFC PLAYERS PROFILES SEASON 2014/15 Wayne Jones (Manager): A quality left side player who made 295 WPL appearances for County and Carmarthen Town. Was manager of Newcastle Emlyn before joining the County coaching staff under Derek Brazil. He was appointed first team coach for season 2011/12 and shared the manager s role with Mickey Ellis last season. Appointed manager in May Should complete his A' license this year; Sean Cresser (Coach): Joined the coaching staff in July A former Welsh League player at Ammanford, Garden Village and Newcastle Emlyn. Was Assistant Manager at Newcastle Emlyn and Academy coach at Carmarthen Town. Appointed by Wayne Jones in May Craig Morris 27/07/81 (Goalkeeper): An experienced keeper who re-joined the club from Merthyr Town in January Craig has made 112 appearances in the WPL for Neath, Llanelli and Afan Lido. Dale Griffiths 02/11/85 (Defender): Returned in August 2013 as skipper after a successful season with West End. We were disappointed to lose Gonzo after he had joined us from WPL club Carmarthen in 2011 as he is a proven leader and a quality central defender. Sam Rodon 27/05/93 (Defender): Spent 7 years with Swansea City Academy. Sam has been capped for both Welsh Schoolboys Under 18s and captained the Welsh Colleges Under 19s. He joined us from West End in August 2013 and quickly became a firm favourite at the Club. Winner of Players Player, Manager s Player and Supporters Player for season 2013/14. A nephew of former Bluebirds favourite Chris Roden. Antonio Facciuto 27/2/91 (Defender): A Llanelli boy who is currently studying mathematics at Swansea Univ. He impressed our management when playing for Pontardawe Town and he became our first signing for season 2012/13 A gifted left sided defender who has been a regular starter for the last two seasons. Ricky Watts 07/11/91(Defender): A product of Camrose FC and our youth system He made his WPL debut in the season as a 17 year old. A tremendous athlete and a player with an exciting future. He gained a Welsh Cap for the Under-18 schools in January Moved from midfield to wing back in 2012 and has made that position his own ever since. Chris O Sullivan 16/02/83 (Midfield): An experienced WPL player who started his career at Swansea City and later joined Aberystwyth. Has been a regular member of the Bluebirds squad for several seasons and we hope that his experience will be a great influence again this season. Also a former Welsh ABA lightweight champion. Nicky Palmer 11/06/81 (Midfield): Nicky makes a welcome return to a club for which he made 93 WPL appearances between 2003 and He has amassed a total of 327 WPL games with Llanelli, Carmarthen Town and Port Talbot as his other clubs. An energetic midfield player who will be a strong influence on the younger players in the side. Sean Pemberton 15/12/85 (Midfield): Signed from Pembrokeshire League club Narberth mid way through season 2012/13. Was a regular starter in midfield where his performances were consistently impressive. A combative midfielder who is particularly strong in the air. Jack Britton 06/10/94 (Midfield): A member of Cardiff City Academy for eight seasons and a member of the Wales Under 16 Victory Shield squad in Recently returned from a two year football scholarship in Spain/Portugal. A polished midfielder with great vision and delivery. There is no doubt that Jack, who signed for the club in July 2013, has an exciting future in the game. Represented the Welsh Colleges during season 2013/14. Jordan Follows 23/03/90 (Striker): Has had WPL experience at Llanelli, Aberystwyth and Carmarthen. Also chosen by Brian Flynn for Welsh U21s. A proven goalscorer who will strengthen our fire power up front.