• News feed
  • Wales
  • Under 21
  • Under 19
  • Under 18
  • Under 17
  • Schoolboy

  • Players
  • Fixtures
  • Articles
  • Young Guns
  • Women
  • Search
  • Contact us

  •     Casino Calculator
        Best Betting Sites in Ireland
        Hityah.com
        UK Casinos not on GamStop
        Online Casinolar
        casino non aams
        casino with no sister site
        uk casino no sister sites
        new casinos not on gamstop
        betting sites
        Overlyzer sports betting tips
        www.newonline-casinos.co.uk
        bookiesbonuses.com
        craps strategy
        online bingo
        Welsh Football Scores
        
        
        
        
        
        
        


    FANS: As Good As It Gets
    Monday 4th April 2011

    Welsh Schools: photo linked from welshsfa.co.ukThe Centenary History of the Welsh Schools Football Association. Written and compiled by Ceri Stennett

    "As Good As It Gets" is a 200 page soft-back book (235x135mm) that traces the history of the Welsh Schools Football Association (WSFA) from the early years of the 20th Century to the current day.

     

    Football Association of Wales Press Officer and Historian, Ceri Stennett, has spent the last three years researching the association that has provided international football at Under 15 and 18 levels for more than 2,500 players. Of these, more than 100 have gone-on to represent Wales at senior international level. These include such well-known names as Fred Keenor, Cliff Jones, John Toshack, Terry Yorath, Brian Flynn, Mark Hughes, Robbie Savage, Wayne Hennessey, Joe Ledley and current Wales international captain, Aaron Ramsey.

     

    The WSFA is the body that has been charged with the responsibility for discovering and nurturing young football talent in Wales through the schools system. The association runs countless competitions for schools at various age levels to compete in and then organises international matches against the other home countries, plus many more across Europe, for the age-group teams. All has this has been done by legions of teachers across the Principality who have given their time freely to advance the cause of football in Wales.

     

    As well as focusing on the players and teams, Ceri also includes chapters written by many of the former Welsh Schools team managers. There are contributions from Chris Whitley, Lyn Jones, Dai Davies, Adrian Jones, Dafydd Owen, Roger Skyrme and Iolo Owen. In addition the current Under 16 and 18 managers, Osian Roberts and Martin Evans have also written chapters. Contributions have also been made by team administrators from the last forty years, including Derek Flye, Wyn Davies, Cledwyn Ashford, Keith James and David Nickless.

     

    There is a full listing of all matches played with dates, results and goal-scorers, plus player appearances. All that is listed in book form for the first time ever. In addition, there are more than 250 pictures, many never before published of teams and players.

     

    The publication will be of great interest to former players and administrators, as well as the many fans of Welsh football.

     

    ‘As Good As It Gets’ is published by Stennett Books, and will be available from April 2011 onwards, priced at £9.99. ISBN 978-09568420-0-8. Further information and orders can be placed via: Ceri Stennett


    updated: Mon, April, 2011 20:34 UK.

    READ MORE ....

    WOMEN: Defeat for the under 19s vs Iceland
    Sunday 3rd April 2011

    Wales v Germany : photo linked from faw.org.ukWALES 0 ICELAND 2
    Wales suffered a surprise defeat in their 2010/2011 UEFA Women’s Under 19 championship qualifier against Iceland.

    - more news from FAW.org.uk


    updated: Sun, 3 April, 2011 17:10 UK.





    WALES 1 GERMANY 1 
    The under 19 side battled to a great 1-1 draw with Germany at Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli in the opening UEFA Elite Round game.

    The Germans took an early lead from a corner after eights minutes, defender Luisa Wensing rising at the far post to score from a bullet-header.

    It could have been the signal for an all-out onslaught by the Germans, but instead, Jarmo Matikainen's young team fought for every ball and held the German attack at bay. Few chances came to either side for the rest of the opening 45 minutes, but Wales were beginning to grow in confidence as the half wore-on. Captain Nia Jones was very impressive in keeping the shape of the Wales defence under severe pressure.

    In the second half, Wales came-out on a mission and denied Germany the time and space to build from midfield. The reward game with just ten minutes to go when captain Nia Jones scored the all-important goal for the girls in red.

    It was the signal for an all-out attack from Germany but Wales held their ground and took the point from a famous 1-1 draw.

    In the other game, Turkey beat Iceland 3-1 in the early kick off at Parc y Scarlets.

    The next games are on Saturday at 3pm when Wales play Iceland at Stebonheath Park, Llanelli and Germany meet Turkey at Richmond Park, Carmarthen. Both games are free admission. - info from FAW.ORG.UK


    READ MORE ....

    UNDER 21: Andorra 0 Wales 1
    Tuesday 29th March 2011

    Andorra v Wales: photo linked from fedandfut.comANDORRA 0 WALES 1 

    Goals: Fajardo (21 OG)

    An overhit back pass proved to be Andorra's undoing as Brian Flynn's side kicked off 2013 qualifying Group 3 with a victory. - Highlights on Sgorio this Saturday.

    info from UEFA.com

    Wales line up:

    1. Rhys Taylor (Crewe Athletic (Loan), 2. Adam Matthews (Cardiff City),3. Ashley Richards (Swansea City) (Capt), 4. Lee Lucas (Swansea City), 5. Daniel Alfei (Swansea City), 6. Troy Brown (Ipswich Town), 7. Jake Taylor (Reading), 8. Joe Partington (Bournemouth), 9. Ryan Doble (Oxford United loan), 10. Elliott Chamberlain (Leicester City), 11. Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace).

    Subs: 12. David Cornell (Port Talbot Town-  Loan), 13. Tom Bender (Colchester United), 14. Joe Walsh (Swansea City), 15. Billy Bodin (Crystal Palace), 16. Nathan Craig (Everton), 17. Robert Ogleby (Hearts), 18. Jake Cassidy (Wolves)



    Nathan Craig
    has been called up. Joe Allen has withdrawn from the squad with a shoulder injury.


    Other information:
    Friendly:
     Andorra v Wales.
    Venue: Estadi Comunal, Andorra la Vella
    Date: Tuesday 29th March 2011.
    Kick off: 3pm UK.

    updated: Tue, 29 March, 2011 17:31 UK.


    Wales' first 2013 Under 21 qualifer is away to Andorra at the end of month. Brian Flynn has named his squad:

    Wales squad:
    Rhys Taylor (Chelsea (loan Crewe Alexandra)), David Cornell (Swansea City (loan Port Talbot Town)), Daniel Alfei (Swansea City), Tom Bender (Colchester United), Troy Brown (Ipswich Town), Paul Dummett (Newcastle United), Ashley Richards (Swansea City), Adam Matthews (Cardiff City), Joe Allen (Swansea City), Billy Bodin (Swindon Town), Lee Lucas (Swansea City), Joe Partington (Bournemouth), Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace), Ryan Doble (Southampton (loan Oxford)), Elliott Chamberlain (Leicester City), Robert Ogleby (Hearts), Jake Taylor (Reading), Jake Cassidy (Wolves).

    Stand by players:
    Jonathan Bond (Watford), Kieron Freeman (Nottingham Forest), Adam Henley (Blackburn), David Stephens - (Hibernian), Joe Walsh (Swansea City), Nathan Craig (Everton), Tom Bradshaw (Shrewsbury Town), Kayelden Brown (West Bromwich Albion) (loan Port Vale), Matthew Harriott (Sheffield United), Jonathan Meades (Cardiff City), Casey Thomas (Swansea City (Port Talbot Town))


    READ MORE ....

    EURO 2012: Wales 0 England 2
    Saturday 26th March 2011

    Wales v England: photo linked from bbc.co.ukWALES 0 ENGLAND 2
    Defeat for Wales against England at the Millennium Stadium. It was a comfortable victory for England has two goals in the first 14 minutes earned England the three points. It was Wales’ fourth defeat on the bounce in Euro 2012, which leaves Gary Speed’s team bottom firmly, rooted to the bottom of Group G.

    Wales starting line up:
    1. Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), 2. Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest), 3. Danny Collins (Stoke City), 4. Andrew Crofts (Norwich City), 5. James Collins (Aston Villa), 6. Ashley Williams (Swansea City), 7. Joe Ledley (Celtic), 8. Craig Bellamy (loan Cardiff City), 9. Steve Morison (Millwall), 10. Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal) (Capt), 11. Andy KIng (Leicester City).

    Subs: 12. Boaz Myhill (WBA), 13.Neal Eardley (Blackpool), 14. Danny Gabbidon (West Ham United), 15. David Vaughan (Blackpool), 16. Joe Allen (Swansea City), 17. Simon Church (Reading), 18. Ched Evans (Sheffield United).

    Olegario Benquerenca from Portugal is the match referee.

    updated: Sun, 27 March, 2011 11:40 UK.



    Due to a hamstring injury, Gareth Bale has had to withdraw.

    After training last week and playing 90 minutes on Saturday for his club, Bale felt some muscle tightness. Initially, this was expected to be muscle soreness after playing his first game. On joining-up with the squad he was kept off his feet in training for two days to recover. As he still felt tight in the warm-up on Tuesday, Gareth was pulled-out of the session. He did not train at all on Wednesday and was sent for a scan, with the scan revealing that he has picked-up his injury last week.

    Aaron Ramsey will captain the side. "There were two or three candidates. I thought about what is best for the team going forward. I spoke to Aaron before making the decision and told him there were certain responsibilities and duties that would go with it, and to see if he was happy with it." - Gary Speed. 

    There maybe some doubts this evening Friday (25/03) about the quality of Millennium Stadium pitch. "When playing football & rugby in the same stadium the pitch will always be a concern. The groundsmen did a great job. Earlier this week the pitch was shocking." - assistant coach Raymond Verheije.



    There appear to be no fresh injury worries for manager Gary Speed as the squad trained fully for the first time this morning (22/03) ahead of the clash against England.


    earlier:
    James Collins
    has been passed fit to face England and could captain Wales on Saturday. The central defender took part in a full training session with his club today (Mon 21/03), before meeting up with the Wales squad in Cardiff. 

    updated: Mon, 21 March, 2011 22:16 UK.


    earlier:
    James Collins
    has delayed joining up with the squad, the defender is still suffering from a calf injury and will remain at his club Aston Villa for treatment. He is set to  join the squad on Monday afternoon (21/03) after a fitness test.

    Called up is Sam Vokes (Wolves) as a hamstring injury has forced Robert Earnshaw to withdraw. Joe Ledley is also set to join the squad on Monday after playing for his club on Sunday.


    earlier:
    Gary Speed has named the Wales squad for the UEFA Euro 2012 qualifier against England on Saturday 26th March. There are injury doubts over James Collins (calf) and Robert Earnshaw (hamstring). 


    Wales squad:  

    Wayne Hennessey

    Wolves

    Boaz Myhill

    West Bromwich Albion

    Lewis Price

    Crystal Palace

    Danny Collins

    Stoke City

    James Collins

    Aston Villa

    Neal Eardley

    Blackpool

    Danny Gabbidon

    West Ham United

    Chris Gunter

    Nottingham Forest

    Lewin Nyatanga

    Bristol City

    Neil Taylor

    Swansea City

    Ashley Williams

    Swansea City

    Joe Allen

    Swansea City

    Gareth Bale

    Tottenham Hotspur

    Andrew Crofts

    Norwich City

    Andy King

    Leicester City

    Joe Ledley

    Celtic

    Aaron Ramsey

    Arsenal

    David Vaughan

    Blackpool

    Craig Bellamy

    Manchester City (Loan Cardiff City)

    Simon Church

    Reading

    Robert Earnshaw

    Nottingham Forest

    Ched Evans

    Sheffield United

    Freddie Eastwood

    Coventry City

    Steve Morison

    Millwall

    Hal Robson-Kanu

    Reading

    Stand by players:
    Jason Brown (Blackburn Rovers -loan Cardiff City), Darcy Blake (Cardiff City), Christian Ribeiro (Bristol City), Andy Dorman (Crystal Palace), Brian Stock (Doncaster Rovers), David Cotterill (Swansea City -loan Portsmouth), Jermaine Easter (Crystal Palace). Sam Vokes (Wolves -loan Sheffield United)




    Gary Speed will announce the squad for the UEFA Euro 2012 qualifier against England on Friday 18th March 2011 at around mid-day.

    EARLY TEAM NEWS:
    Robert Earnshaw is out, Earnshaw limped off at half-time with a hamstring problem during his club's game on Saturday (12/03). Gary Speed will be without Sam Ricketts (Achilles), David Edwards (back) and Jack Collison (knee).



    earlier:
    The Euro 2012 qualifer against England will be played at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, on Saturday 26th March 2011, kick-off 3pm.

    "The FAW is delighted to be taking the match to the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff as it is a world-class venue. The capacity means that all of the Wales fans should be able to purchase a ticket and it also allows for the travelling England fans to have a decent quota in their part of the ground, as is agreed in the rules of the competition. The knowledge and expertise that the Millennium Stadium has for staging such high-profile events means that we can all look forward to a great afternoon of football, played and supported in the best traditions of fairplay. The fact that this is also the 100th meeting between the two countries adds spice to the occasion. The first match was back in 1879 there is an awful lot of history between us!" - FAW Chief Executive, Jonathan Ford.

    Tickets news published by the FAW on Friday 10th December 2010.

    posted: 
    Fri 11, December , 2010 22:45 UK.


     

    MORE NEWS

     Training photos

     Wales v England - Ticket info update

     

     

     

     

    other information:
    Euro 2012:
     Wales v England.
    Venue: Millennium Stadium, Cardiff.
    Date: Saturday 26th March 2011.
    Kick off: 3pm
    .
    Referee:
    Olegario Benquerence.
    Other: Wales in all red.
    LIVE: Live on Sky Sports 1.

     

    READ MORE ....

    FAW: Wales v England family zone
    Friday 25th March 2011

    FAW

    FAMILY ZONE
    Wales Fans are invited to bring the kids along to the Cardiff Arms Cafe Bar this Saturday as the Millennium Stadium’s sports cafe launches its family zone ahead of the Wales’ Euro 2012 qualifying clash with England.

    The Cardiff Arms cafe bar, set in front of the Millennium Stadium on Westgate Street, is the closest place to the action, and will be serving a wide selection of food and drink from 10am until kick off - including the special offer of a large 12” pizza and a large bowl of chips for £12.50 for all the family!

    The free-to-enter venue, originally known as Jackson's racket club in the 1800s, has become a focal point for thousands of visitors at the home of Welsh sport with its ever changing array of Stadium memorabilia to celebrate over a decade of rock concerts, motorsports, football, rugby and boxing and much more at the iconic venue.

    This weekend the Cardiff Arms Cafe Bar will be opening at 10am for fans heading in to the city centre early and will remain open to show all the coverage from the Millennium Stadium clash for supporters without a ticket. The official Welsh Rugby Union store, also on site, will be open from 9.30am.

    For further information on the Cardiff Arms Store and Cafe Bar, please visit the official website www.millenniumstadium.com

    info from FAW.org.uk

    posted: Fri, 25 March, 2011 20:56 UK.


     

     

     

     

     

     

    READ MORE ....

    Archive: 22 Mar - 1 Aug
    Thursday 24th March 2011

    NEWS ARCHIVE

    -
    Vauxhall launches nostalgic campaign -1 Aug 11 16:58
    - Celtic in Bellamy talks -31 Jul 11 22:26
    -
    Bellamy would boost us all -31 Jul 11 10:38
    -
    Ched denies rape charge -30 Jul 11 19:40
    -
    Myhill may go in 'swap' -30 Jul 11 12:42
    -
    Inverness sign Tudur Jones -30 Jul 11 12:42
    -
    Less haste, urges Gould -14 Jul 11 22:19
    -
    Relegation into bottom pot -14 Jul 11 08:12
    -
    Vaughan makes himself at home -14 Jul 11 08:12
    -
    Meet the Faroes student -13 Jul 11 21:12
    -
    Ramsey vowing to step up -12 Jul 11 15:32
    -
    Wales sink below Faroes -11 Jul 11 22:56
    -
    Stock returns to training -11 Jul 11 14:50
    -
    WBA Collison bid -9 Jul 11 11:02
    -
    I am No 1 warns Hennessey -8 Jul 11 15:26
    - Bellamy not keen -8 Jul 11 10:23
    -
    Bellamy may have retired -8 Jul 11 10:23
    -
    Sunderland for Vaughan -8 Jul 11 10:15
    -
    Can't afford Bellamy -7 Jul 11 08:30
    -
    Earnie Cardiff move -6 Jul 11 17:36
    -
    WBA call off Vaughan chase -6 Jul 11 17:36
    -
    Fon Williams eyeing call-up -6 Jul 11 17:36
    -
    WBA wait on Vaughan -5 Jul 11 15:16
    Robson-Kanu new deal -5 Jul 11 21:10
    -
    Brown Gills return? -4 Jul 11 21:40
    -
    Clubs keep tabs on Collison -3 Jul 11 21:15
    -
    Sunderland target Bellamy -3 Jul 11 09:05
    -
    Speed dons whites -2 Jul 11 20:25
    -
    Foxes hunt for Evans -30 Jun 11 15:30
    -
    Ched chase hots up -26 Jun 11 16:20 
    -
    Taylor bid rejected -27 Jun 11 18:40
    -
    Matthews hopes -25 Jun 11 10:30
    -
    Vaughan Sunderland talks -24 Jun 11 18:40
    -
    Brown free agent -24 Jun 11 21:23
    - BOA agreement close -19 Jun 11 18:10
    -
    Evans quizzed over attack -19 Jun 11 10:32
    -
    Clubs are now more popular -19 Jun 11 10:32
    -
    Bellamy on Spurs agenda -16 Jun 11 20:43
    -
    Bellamy checks in Freetown -16 Jun 11 07:34
    -
    Edwards hopes -15 Jun 11 21:56 
    -
    Vaughan bids to keep place -15 Jun 11 08:17
    -
    Palace target Earnie -14 Jun 11 21:22
    -
    Collison blessing in disguise -14 Jun 11 21:22
    -
    Birmingham were poised to sign Earnshaw -13 Jun 11 18:20
    -
    Bellamy stunned -12 Jun 11 17:53
    -
    Wiggins linked -11 Jun 11 17:10
    -
    Collison in talks -9 Jun 11 07:50
    -
    Norwich agrees deal -4 Jun 11 11:00
    - Two-way race for Vaughan -10 Jun 11 12:50
    - Earnie on show -10 Jun 11 12:50

    - Bids for Williams -9 Jun 11 07:50
    -
    Davies Barnsley move -7 Jun 11 22:25
    -
    Reading swoop for Davies -6 Jun 11 19:10
    -
    Celtic want Bellamy -6 Jun 11 08:57
    -
    WBA favourites to land Vaughan -2 Jun 11 13:08
    -
    Newcastle target Taylor -5 Jun 11 13:58
    -
    Clubs chase Ched -5 Jun 11 10:15
    -
    Nardiello contract -4 Jun 11 11:00  
    -
    Norwich move for Morison -2 Jun 11 20:35
    -
    Davies set for Championship -2 Jun 11 20:35
    -
    Matthews delighted -2 Jun 11 20:35
    -
    Morison set for Norwich deal -2 Jun 11 11:38
    -
    Ford reveals reasons -2 Jun 11 11:38
    -
    Bellamy backing Matthews -1 Jun 11 13:35 
    - QPR ready for Morison -1 Jun 11 07:35
    -
    GMF remembers Hockey -31 May 11 20:36
    -
    Bellamy fav for job -31 May 11 07:30
    -
    Ipswich target Davies -30 May 11 10:45
    -
    Bale to defy FAW -29 May 11 16:48
    -
    Vaughan considers Sunderland -29 May 11 16:48
    -
    Earnie: Tosh no chance -29 May 11 16:48
    -
    Lions reject Morison request -27 May 11 20:18
    -
    Vaughan reveals Gers interest -26 May 11 17:46
    -
    Ledley urges Vaughan -27 May 11 08:30
    -
    Roadshow receives mixed reviews -26 May 11 21:50
    -
    Morison is star turn -26 May 11 17:46
    -
    Vaughan rumours rubbish -25 May 11 15:10
    -
    Bale treatment -25 May 11 09:30
    -
    Gabbs set for new deal -24 May 11 20:23
    -
    Vaughan joins Sunderland? -24 May 11 16:30
    -
    Tudur Jones eyes chance -23 May 11 20:07
    -
    Size matters in Vaughan bid -21 May 11 17:40
    Duffy in talks -20 May 11 13:34
    -
    Vaughan linked with Rangers -18 May 11 08:50
    -
    Speed to ignore Wenger -18 May 11 08:50
    -
    Weston SPL move -16 May 11 17:40
    -
    Sunderland close to landing Vaughan -16 May 11 10:12
    -
    Stock injury blow -13 May 11 13:33
    -
    Time for Freddy -12 May 11 21:48
    -
    Seeking Australia friendly -11 May 11 20:03
    -
    Four in team of the week -9 May 11 21:11
    -
    Morison flattered by Prem links -9 May 11 14:26
    -
    Bale fears -8 May 11 11:35
    -
    Savage to bow out -7 May 11 09:20
    -
    Ledley hopes to beat injury -7 May 11 09:20
    -
    Wenger believes Ramsey is 'stronger' -7 May 11 09:20
    -
    Ched all-clear -4 May 11 14:26
    - Collison return -27 Apr 11 20:43
    -
    Earnshaw banned for Forest -6 May 11 18:47
    -
    Bellamy vows to remain -6 May 11 18:47
    -
    Pursuit of Gareth Bale hots up -6 May 11 18:47
    -
    Evans with Tractor Boys -6 May 11 18:47
    -
    Ramsey tipped to start -6 May 11 18:47
    -
    Church aims to take chance -5 May 11 19:30 
    -
    Moyes eyeing Bellamy -4 May 11 20:40 
    -
    Bale not the greatest -4 May 11 08:43 
    -
    Evans injury -1 May 11 19:30
    -
    Robson-Kanu keen -29 Apr 11 16:39
    -
    Gabbidon charged by FA -28 Apr 11 21:26
    - Ledley to miss rest of season -27 Apr 11 20:43
    -
    Sunderland chase Vaughan -27 Apr 11 20:43
    -
    Tudur Jones returns to Norwich -27 Apr 11 20:43
    -
    Ramsey Fulham loan -21 Apr 11 21:00
    - Wigan set for Williams -27 Apr 11 20:43 
    -
    Confused by Verheijen -25 Apr 11 19:21
    -
    Wolves recall Vokes -22 Apr 11 13:04 
    -
    Vaughan to play through injections -18 Apr 11 20:34 
    -
    Bale wins PFA award -18 Apr 11 09:34
    -
    Celtic target Williams -18 Apr 11 09:34
    -
    Liverpool swoop for Collins -17 Apr 11 19:20
    -
    Gabbidon in F-word rant -17 Apr 11 19:20
    -
    Collison comeback -17 Apr 11 10:41
    -
    King so happy to seal new deal -16 Apr 11 09:10
    -
    Crofts looking forward -15 Apr 11 12:30
    - No home comforts for Cotterill  -15 Apr 11 12:30
    -
    Blackpool await Vaughan injury  -14 Apr 11 18:30
    -
    Villa ready to turn to Hennessey -14 Apr 11 07:21
    -
    Wolves to bring back Vokes -13 Apr 11 21:37
    -
    Gunter needs a rest -13 Apr 11 21:37
    -
    Collins on the drunken spa spat -12 Apr 11 14:02
    -
    Vaughan’s absence -11 Apr 11 13:26
    -
    FAW hopes for Mill sell out -7 Apr 11 21:32
    -
    Leicester King talks -7 Apr 11 20:02
    -
    Rogge backs Team GB 2012 -5 Apr 11 18:40
    -
    Edwards starts his comeback -5 Apr 11 17:10
    - Allen is linked to big clubs -5 Apr 11 17:10
    -
    McDermott believes in Church -5 Apr 11 17:10
    -
    Vokes hoping -3 Apr 11 15:23
    -
    Ledley looking forward -3 Apr 11 15:23
    -
    Bale could face Madrid -3 Apr 11 15:23
    -
    Robson-Kanu in talks -1 Apr 11 19:56
    -
    Collison returns -1 Apr 11 20:32
    -
    Bale: I want to join the greats -1 Apr 11 19:56
    -
    Bellamy Toronto move? -1 Apr 11 19:56
    -
    Collison returns -30 Mar 11 19:08
    -
    Wiggins wants Watford move -29 Mar 11 21:47
    -
    Vokes can push Norwich -29 Mar 11 20:51
    -
    Word signs deal -29 Mar 11 20:51
    -
    King prepared to sub Everton -29 Mar 11 20:51
    -
    Ramsey blame pitch -27 Mar 11 16:00
    -
    Bellamy future? -27 Mar 11 16:00
    -
    Bale KO could lead to scans -28 Mar 11 08:24
    -
    Morison upbeat -28 Mar 11 08:24
    -
    Vaughan set for Spain -27 Mar 11 21:14
    -
    Verheijen shrugs off Twitter row -27 Mar 11 16:00
    -
    King set to sign new deal -24 Mar 11 13:52
    Ramsey: I'll lead by example -25 Mar 15:25
    -
    Redknapp: Bale’s injury is down to Wales -25 Mar 11 08:12
    -
    Gould urges Speed get Giggs back -24 Mar 11 18:22
    -
    Everton refusing to give up on King -24 Mar 11 17:42
    -
    Davies chase hots up -24 Mar 11 15:42
    - Verheijen's outburst over Bale -24 Mar 11 13:52
    -
    Bale blow for Wales -24 Mar 08:54
    -
    Ramsey desperate -21 Mar 11 10:00
    -
    Vokes Norwich loan -23 Mar 11 21:58
    -
    Vokes exit Blades -23 Mar 11 18:26

    - Ledley keen for Ramsey return -23 Mar 11 18:26
    -
    Williams ready -23 Mar 11 18:26
    -
    Church dreams -23 Mar 11 18:26 
    -
    Speed turns to Miss Wales -23 Mar 11 08:44
    -
    Stock focus on survival -22 Mar 11 18:50
    -
    Collins focused on upset -22 Mar 11 18:50
    -
    Ramsey looking to the future -22 Mar 11 17:55
    -
    Bale time to shine -22 Mar 11 17:55
    -
    Morison eyes scalp -22 Mar 11 17:55
    -
    Bellamy: There are weaknesses -22 Mar 11 13:11

    NEXT
    >
    < PREVIOUS >

    READ MORE ....

    PHOTOS: Wales training v England
    Tuesday 22nd March 2011

     

     

    Wales training for England game: photo linked Photographer: David Rawcliffe110326 Wales v England -22 Mar 11 20:52

    Training photos ahead of the England Game - photos : David Rawcliffe

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     


    updated: Mon, 22 March 2011 20:52 UK.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    READ MORE ....

    FANS: DS Web chat
    Monday 21st March 2011

    WEB CHAT

    New to dragonsoccer.co.uk is the DS web chat, this feature is a replacement for the message board.

    The Web chat will allow supporters to interact with each other LIVE when the "chat screen" opens.

    for more please goto: http://www.dragonsoccer.co.uk/chat/dspfc-1.3/

    posted: Mon, 21 March 2011 14:20 UK.


     

     

     

     

    READ MORE ....

    PLAYERS: Appearance weekend 18 Mar 11
    Saturday 19th March 2011

    Player

    Club

    Last game

    Date

    updated 18 Mar 11

    Wayne Hennessey (Gk)

    Wolves

    v Aston Villa

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m-c

    Boaz Myhill (Gk)

    WBA

    v Arsenal

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    Lewis Price (Gk)

    Crystal Palace

    v Derby

    18 Mar 11

    sub

     

     

     

     

     

    James Collins

    Aston Villa

    v Wolves

    18 Mar 11

    -inj

    Danny Gabbidon

    West Ham Utd

    v Tottenham

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    Chris Gunter

    Nottm Forest

    v Swansea

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Neal Eardley

    Blackpool

    v Blackburn

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    Lewin Nyatanga

    Bristol City

    v Burnley

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m-

    Sam Ricketts

    Bolton

    v Man Utd

    18 Mar 11

    -inj

    Gareth Bale

    Tottenham

    v West Ham

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Ashley Williams

    Swansea

    v Nottm Forest

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Neil Taylor

    Swansea

    v Nottm Forest

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Danny Collins

    Stoke City

    v Newcastle

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    Darcy Blake

    Cardiff

    v Millwall

    18 Mar 11

    sub on 72m

     

     

     

     

     

    Craig Bellamy

    ^Cardiff City

    v Millwall

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Robert Earnshaw

    Nottm Forest

    v Swansea

    18 Mar 11

    -inj

    Joe Ledley

    Celtic

      v Rangers

    19 Mar 11

    -

    Brian Stock

    Doncaster

      v QPR

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Jack Collison

    West Ham Utd

    v Tottenham

    18 Mar 11

    -inj

    Aaron Ramsey

    Arsenal

    v WBA

    18 Mar 11

    played 57m-t

    David Edwards

    Wolves

    v Aston Villa

    18 Mar 11

    -inj

    Andy King

    Leicester City

    v Portsmouth

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Andrew Crofts

    Norwich City

    v Hull

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    David Vaughan

    Blackpool

    v Blackburn

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Joe Allen

    Swansea

    v Nottm Forest

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Andy Dorman

    Crystal Palace

    v Derby

    18 Mar 11

    -

    Ched Evans

    Sheff Utd

    v Leeds

    18 Mar 11

    played 83m-t

    Sam Vokes

    ^Sheff Utd

    v Leeds

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Simon Church

    Reading

    v Barnsley

    18 Mar 11

    played 66m-t

    Steve Morison

    Millwall

    v Cardiff

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m-1g

    Hal Robson-Kanu

    Reading

    v Barnsley

    18 Mar 11

    -

    Freddy Eastwood

    Coventry

    v Preston

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    David Cotterill

    ^Portsmouth

    v Leicester City

    18 Mar 11

    played 64m-t

    Jermaine Easter

    Crystal Palace

    v Derby

    18 Mar 11

    sub on 54m

     

     

     

     

     

    Young Guns

     

     

     

     

    David Cornell (Gk)

    ^Port Talbot

    v -

    18 Mar 11

    -

    Rhys Taylor (Gk)

    ^Crewe

    v Oxford Utd

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m-

    James Wilson

    Bristol City

    v Burnley

    18 Mar 11

    -

    Christian Ribeiro

    Bristol City

    v Burnley

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    Ashley Richards

    Swansea

    v Nottm Forest

    18 Mar 11

    -

    Adam Matthews

    Cardiff

    v Millwall

    18 Mar 11

    -

    David Stephens

    Hibernian 

    v -

    18 Mar 11

    -

    Troy Brown

    Ipswich Town

    v Scunthorpe

    18 Mar 11

    -

    Jake Taylor

    Reading

    v Barnlsey

    18 Mar 11

    sub

     

     

     

     

     

    other players

     

     

     

     

    Jason Brown (Gk)

    ^Cardiff

    v Millwall

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    Kyle Letheren

    Kilmarnock

    v Motherwell

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    Craig Morgan

    Preston

    v Coventry

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Ben Turner

    Coventry City

    v Preston

    18 Mar 11

    -

    Gareth Roberts

    Derby County

    v Crystal Palace

    18 Mar 11

    played 90m

    Rob Edwards

    ^Norwich City

    v Hull

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    John Oster

    Doncaster

    v QPR

    18 Mar 11

    played 67m-t

    Paul Parry

    Preston

    v Coventry City

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    Ben Davies

    Derby County

    v Crystal Palace

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    David Jones

    Wolves

    v Aston Villa

    18 Mar 11

    sub

    updated: Sat, 19 March, 2010 17:30 UK.

    ^
    on loan = m = minutes; - = did not play, g= goal, t=tactical change, inj=injury, s=suspended, c=clean sheet

    READ MORE ....

    FAW: Wales mascot
    Friday 18th March 2011

    FAW

    FAW MASCOT
    The Football Association of Wales has announced that they have signed a new member of the Wales National team to face England on Saturday, 26th March.

    The Dragon Mascot will be launched at the England match and one lucky winner will have the chance to name the Dragon.

    The name will be selected by an internal panel and the winner will not only get a signed shirt from the team but also walk out with the Dragon at the Montenegro match on Friday, 2nd September.

    The closing date for the competition is Thursday, 24th March... so be quick and get your entry in.

    Please send an email to info@faw.co.uk detailing your suggested name for the Dragon along with your name, address, age and a contact telephone number.

    The winner will be notified on Friday, 25th March by telephone and email.

    info from FAW.org.uk

    posted: Fri, 18 March, 2011 18:21 UK.


     

     

     

     

     

     

    READ MORE ....

    FAW: Monthly briefing - March 2011
    Tuesday 15th March 2011

    FAW

    FAW PRESS CONFERENCE
    As part of their monthly briefing the Football Association of Wales will hold a press conference on Wednesday ,March 16th at one o clock in the Dyffryn Suite at the Vale Resort in Hensol. Mini football will be amongst the topics discussed with Craig Bellamy, Neil Ward and Osian Roberts of the Welsh Football Trust in attendance.


    Mi fydd Cymdeithas Bel Droed Cymru yn cynnal eu cynhadledd misol gyda’r wasg a’r cyfryngau yn ystafell y Dyffryn yng ngwesty ‘r Fro yn Hensol am un o’r gloch Dydd Mercher. Y pwnc dan sylw fydd pel droed llai.Yn bresennol bydd Craig Bellamy, Neil Ward ac Osian Roberts o’r Ymddiriedolaeth.

    posted: Tue, 15 March, 2011 08:10 UK.


     

     

     

     

     

     

    READ MORE ....

    EURO 2012 NEWS: Rio to miss battle, other news
    Monday 14th March 2011

    updated:  Mon, 14 March, 2011 14:02 UK.

     

    Rio Ferdinand: photo linked from premiershipnews.org 

     

    Rio to miss Wales date -13 Mar 11 19:40
    John Terry could be handed the captain's armband for England's Euro 2012 qualifier in Wales as Rio Ferdinand is set to miss the game.

     

     

     

    -
    -

     

     

     

    -
    -

     

    - Bulgaria still in the fight -14 Mar 11 14:02

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -

    -






    READ MORE ....

    FAW: Kick back scheme
    Friday 11th March 2011

    FAW

    CLUBS KICK BACK
    Many football clubs around Wales are benefiting from the Football Association of Wales 'Kick Back' scheme, where they are able to receive commission from tickets sold.

    Some 600 clubs around Wales have been involved and this week, Wales manager, Gary Speed presented a cheque to Karen Stevens and members of the Canton Cross Vaults Football team in Cardiff for their commission.

    The monies raised (more than £250) will help to pay for ground fees for the rest of the season. Other clubs are using the funds for equipment and maintenance work at their clubhouses or grounds.

    Karen said: "This really has been a great initiative as we have been able to buy tickets and help support our own club at the same time."

    info from FAW.ORG.UK

    posted:
    Fri, 11 March, 2011 08:30 UK.


     

     

     

     

     

     

    READ MORE ....

    WOMEN: Algarve Cup 2011
    Wednesday 9th March 2011

    Wales v Northern Ireland: photo linked from Propaganda-Photo.comWALES AT THE ALGARVE CUP
    RESULT: China 2 Wales 1.


    RESULT: Chile 1 Wales 2.

    In other Group C game Portugal and Romania drew 0-0, Wales top the group and play China, on Wednesday.

    RESULT: Romania 1 Wales 2.
    RESULT: Portugal 3 Wales 1.

    A 3-1 defeat 3-1 for the women against Portugal in their first match of the Algarve Cup.




    The Wales squad has been named for the Algarve Cup Tournament in Portugal.

    SQUAD:
    Rhian Nokes (Cardiff City), Gemma Border (Swansea City), Sally Wade (Barnet),Emma Jones (Bristol Academy), Nia Jones (Cardiff City), Kerrie Manley (Nottingham Forest), Jasmin Dutton (Tranmere Rovers), Sophie Ingle (Cardiff City), Kylie Davies (Chelsea), Katie Daley (Bristol Academy), Josie Green (Watford), Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), Loren Dykes (Bristol Academy), Sarah Adams (Swansea City), Laura-May Walkley (Swansea City), Gwennan Harries (Everton), Jessica Fishlock (Bristol Academy), Helen Lander (Chelsea), Emma Plewa (Chelsea), Cheryl Foster (Liverpool).

    Fixtures: Portugal (2nd March), Romania (4th March), Chile (7th March), plus a final positional game on 9th March 2011.

    updated: Fri, 25 February, 2011 17:16 UK.



     

     

     Wales lose to China -faw.org.uk

     Defeated by Portugal -faw.org.uk

     

     

     

    READ MORE ....

    FAW: Wales v England ticketing statement
    Tuesday 8th March 2011

    Wales v England tickets : photo linked from footballshirtculture.com

    Wales v England.

    The Football Association of Wales would like to take the opportunity to clarify several misconceptions that have appeared in the media in regard to ticket sales for the Wales v England European Championship match at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff on 26th March 2011.

    The original deadline for ticket applications for the match was 31st January 2011. All applications received by this date were processed and more than 600 football clubs in Wales took part in the sales through the ‘Kick-Back’ scheme, that has raised some £80,000 for the clubs, many at grass-roots level.

    The deadline was then extended to 18th February 2011 on the understanding that this was a ‘first come, first served’ basis and subject to availability. The demand was such that the tickets did, in fact, sell-out by early February 2011. All orders received after this time were placed on a ‘stand-by’ list in the event that any further tickets could be released.

    In the vast majority of cases, no money was taken from any of the individuals or clubs who were on ‘stand-by’, and certainly no tickets were issued to anyone that have subsequently been asked to be returned.

    Some 7,000 fans have applied to the FAW for tickets for the match after the sell-out figure was reached. In many cases, individuals and clubs missed the second deadline all together, but still sent-in applications. As with any event, once the seating capacity has been reached then no further sales can be made, regardless of the public demand.

    There was an administrative error made in one specific area of the ground that resulted in a number of applications having to be refused after having originally been told that the tickets had been secured. For this error, the FAW has already apologised and letters have been sent to all those affected. This numbers some 1,500 seats, split between Welsh and English fans.

    The wildly inaccurate information that is currently circulating via the Internet in particular paints a very distorted picture. The ticketing process that the FAW has adhered to is with the full backing of the South Wales Police, Millennium Stadium and our own auditors.

    We recognise people’s disappointment at not being able to attend the game and would urge them to join the FAW member’s scheme that will guarantee them a ticket for matches in the future.

    posted:  Tue, 8 March, 2011 17:25 UK.

     


    READ MORE ....

    FANS: Wales shirts for sale on Ebay
    Tuesday 1st March 2011

    Wales football shirt: photo linked from ebay

    EBAY ITEMS

    Several children’s Wales shirts for sale on Ebay.

    posted: Tue, 1 March 2011 21:10 UK.


     Shirt 1 - Red -ebay

     Shirt 2 Red -ebay 

     Shirt 3 Red -ebay 

     John Charles shirt -ebay

     

    READ MORE ....

    FAW: Keenor Collection
    Tuesday 1st March 2011

    FAW

    FAW GIVE GO-AHEAD TO KEENOR COLLECTION AT WALES-ENGLAND CLASH

    BUCKET COLLECTION RAISES MORE THAN £1,700 FOR KEENOR STATUE APPEAL 

    The appeal committee is delighted to announce that we raised £1,710.89 (subject to checking at the bank) from the bucket collection outside the Millennium Stadium before Wales v England.

     

    This was great considering many of the fans were not Cardiff City supporters or even regular Wales fans. We were allocated three of the stadium’s Gates 5,6 and 7 to collect from.

     

    Thanks to the volunteers who made the event such a success, to those that generously chipped in cash and to the Football Association of Wales for allowing us to hold the bucket collection.

     

    You can still help the appeal by buying one of the 8in figurines of Fred Keenor or the pin badges. You can get further details on purchasing these items by contacting fundraising@ccfctrust.org.

     

    The efforts of everyone mean the kitty stands at over £46,000, well over half-way.



    We’re delighted to announce on St David’s Day that the Football Association of Wales has given the go-ahead for a bucket collection in aid of the Fred Keenor Statue Appeal at the sell-out Wales-England clash.

    David Craig, project manager of the appeal, said: “Playing England is always the biggest game for Welsh football fans, so we’re thrilled the FAW has generously given us permission to hold a bucket collection before the Euro qualifier later this month. With a sell-out audience, we are very hopeful of raising a substantial sum for the appeal thanks to the support of fans at the game. Football supporters have been enormously generous already and the message we’re getting from them is that we want to see a statue erected in aid of Fred Keenor, who captained both Wales and Cardiff City to great success, and reached the top of the game despite being badly injured in the Battle of the Somme. We’re hoping that supporters, wherever they come from, will get behind the appeal by digging deep into their pockets while also cheering Wales on to a famous victory over the old enemy. That would be fantastic,” said David.

    The appeal, which was launched 11 months ago, has raised more than £41,000 almost half-way to the £85,000 cost of the permanent tribute to Fred Keenor.

    The international takes place at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday, March 26th, kick off 3pm.

    posted: Tue, 1 March, 2011 00:00 UK.


     

     

     

     

     

     

    READ MORE ....

    TICKETS: Wales v England
    Thursday 17th February 2011

    Wales v England tickets : photo linked from footballshirtculture.com

    Wales Supporters: Wales v England.

    All remaining tickets to Wales supporters will be sent out this week, with the last batch being sent out on Friday (18/03) at the latest.



    No more tickets on sale, the FAW have pretty much reached capacity of 66k.

    The FAW is no longer accepting ticket applications for this match. Due to overwhelming demand we are now in a position to suspend ticket sales for the time being.  

    Any application forms received from Monday 14th February onwards will be kept on standby, and will only be processed when we are sure we have tickets to satisfy them. Applications on standby will be processed in the order they were received, should any more tickets become available. 
    Tickets are only guaranteed when payment has been processed. 

    The Wales Supporters Club will remain open to new members for the duration of the campaign, however any new members will not be sent Wales v England ticketing information.  

    Hospitality for this match is still available - anyone interested should contact Suzanne Twamley on stwamley@faw.co.uk for further information. -

    Wales v England ticket update:

    Current sales 40,000.

    TICKETING OPTIONS

    If you are looking to buy one ticket for the match please complete FORM A below. This will entitle you to become a Red Member which is free of charge and open to Wales Supporters Only.

    If you are want to purchase more than one ticket, up to a maximum of five, please complete FORM B below. This will entitle you to become a Gold or Silver member. Gold and Silver membership is open to Wales Supporters only. You will have to provide the name,address and date of birth of everyone you are buying a ticket for. Your guests must also be Wales supporters.

    Wales v England - FORM B (PDF)
    Publication date - 3 Feb 2011
    Membership and ticket application

    Wales v England - FORM A (PDF)
    Publication date - 3 Feb 2011
    Ticket and red membership application


    updated:  Thu, 3 February, 2011 20:02 UK.


    The Wales Supporters Club is still open and fans are welcome to sign up. Membership forms can be downloaded from the FAW website at
    www.faw.org.uk/ticket-information/membership.
    Red Membership is free of charge and despite previously not been given any priority on tickets, these members are eligible to purchase one ticket each for this match.

    Gold and Silver members of the Wales Supporters Club will be given the opportunity to purchase up to five tickets, although they must provide details of every person they are buying a ticket for. Members will be responsible for everyone in their party and the FAW will terminate the membership of anyone who passes tickets on to away fans.

    The FAW has taken the decision to sell tickets for the above match to members only, in order to maximise the level of Welsh support in the Millennium Stadium and limit the number of home-end tickets being passed on to away fans.

    Due to the increased security of the match, the FAW is not allowed to hold a general public sale, as we would normally do with other home matches. It is imperative we minimise the risk of having away fans in the home end and for this reason we have agreed to only sell tickets to Wales Supporters Club members, Welsh football clubs and Welsh schools / associations.

    As well as Wales Supporters Club members, we are making tickets available to every football club and school in Wales. The FAW has also introduced a Kickback scheme for this match, whereby clubs and schools will be financially rewarded for the purchase of tickets and will receive 25% cash back off the total cost of tickets purchased.

    Thus, the purchase of 100 adult tickets at £25.00 per ticket has a face value of £2,500.00. With the Kickback scheme this order would equate to £625.00 cash back. Junior and senior citizen prices are reduced further but will operate under the same cash back principle.

    This decision has been made to provide a mechanism for Welsh clubs and schools to reward their supporters and pupils and to provide a potential source of income.
    There will be no limit on the number of tickets a club or school can order, provided all tickets are supplied to Welsh fans only.

    The FAW will send application forms to all Wales Supporters Club members in the next week. Forms will be sent to football clubs from both the FAW and via Area Associations over the next couple of weeks. Any Welsh schools, associations or club groups who would like to apply for tickets should email tickets@faw.co.uk stating the contact name, school or club
    name and postal address. Application forms will be sent out within a week.

    The closing date for all applications is Monday 31st January 2011. Tickets are subject to availability and applications will be processed on a first come first served basis.

    Ticket Prices for Wales Supporters

    Category 1 (length of pitch)
    Adult £25.00
    Senior Citizen £15.00
    Junior (age 16 and under) £15.00

    Category 2 (behind South Stand goal and corners)
    Adult £15.00
    Senior Citizen £5.00
    Junior (age 16 and under) £5.00

    posted:  Fri, 10 December, 2010 22:40 UK.

    other information:
    Euro 2012:
     Wales v England.
    Venue: Millennium Stadium, Cardiff.
    Date: Saturday 26th March 2010.
    Kick off: 3pm.
    Referee:
    -.
    Other: -.

    LIVE: Sky Sports.

     


    READ MORE ....

    YOUNG GUNS: Doble extended contract, other news
    Wednesday 16th February 2011

    Ryan Doble: photo linked from empics 

     

    Doble extended contract -16 Feb 11 18:53

     

    Southampton extend contract of Ryan Doble.

     

    Morris Brighton trial -27 Jul 10 10:12

     

    Morris eyes permanent move -27 Jul 10 11:20

     

    Williams called up to U21 squad -27 Jul 10 17:00

     

    Norwich City to benefit as Dawkin called-up -28 Jul 10 11:08

     

    Jake Taylor praise -29 Jul 10 15:20

     

    Jazz in tune -30 Jul 10 11:14

    Wimbledon sign Reece Jones -3 Aug 10 11:25

    Morris Shots move -3 Aug 10 12:35

    updated: Wed, 16 February 2011 18:53 UK.

     

    Partington call up -27 Jul 10 10:12

     

    Wolves snap up Cassidy -17 Aug 10 16:03

     

    Stephens reflects -19 Aug 10 08:02

     

    MacDonald returns to Yeovil -27 Aug 10 18:10

     

    Alex aiming to keep Taylor -31 Aug 10 15:28

     

    Stephens call up -26 Aug 10 12:32

     

    Ankle blow for Bradshaw -28 Oct 10 19:18

     

    Maxwell at Everton -27 Oct 10 12:15

     

    High hopes for Holloway -6 Nov 10 08:05

     

    Bender makes Balon d'Or trip -8 Jan 11 18:52

     

    Ogleby delight -12 Feb 11 16:08

    READ MORE ....

    Archive: 3 Feb - 22 Mar
    Sunday 13th February 2011

    NEWS ARCHIVE

    -
    Man City have a taste for Hennessey -22 Mar 11 08:35
    -
    I'm not angry any more! -21 Mar 11 22:25
    -
    Collins favourite for captaincy -21 Mar 11 22:25
    -
    King hints at new contract -21 Mar 11 14:52
    -
    New deal for Bale -19 Mar 11 17:20
    -
    Speed's Millennium sell-out call -21 Mar 11 08:22
    -
    166-mile walk to deliver match ball -20 Mar 11 12:15
    -
    Cotterill prolongs Pompey stay -18 Mar 11 13:12
    -
    Edwards still hasn’t given up hope -17 Mar 11 14:15
    -
    Vaughan’s future depends on survival -16 Mar 11 21:38
    -
    Bale warning -16 Mar 11 20:00
    -
    Nyatanga eager -16 Mar 11 17:05
    -
    Wales prepare to face England -16 Mar 11 17:05 
    -
    It's Wayne's world in goal -15 Mar 11 19:52
    -
    Pompey hope to keep Cotterill -15 Mar 11 19:52
    -
    Ledley has clear goal -14 Mar 11 21:30
    -
    Collins hit with huge fine -14 Mar 11 14:08
    -
    SFA warn olympians -13 Mar 11 19:32
    -
    Bale: Glad to be back -13 Mar 11 19:32
    -
    Ramsey warning 11 Mar 11 20:00
    -
    Push to settle Olympic row -11 Mar 11 20:30
    - Bale in fitness battle -8 Mar 11 17:56
    -
    Anxious to keep Vokes -11 Mar 11 11:02
    -
    Bale dismisses Barcelona link -10 Mar 11 19:40
    -
    WBA in hunt for King -10 Mar 11 19:40
    -
    Collison - hopes to return soon -9 Mar 11 19:29

    - Ramsey pleads -9 Mar 11 19:43
    -
    Fresh ticket row erupts -9 Mar 11 19:43
    -
    Griff flags a red alert -8 Mar 11 21:20
    -
    Edwards month out -8 Mar 11 17:56
    -
    Davies hits 20 mark -7 Mar 11 20:33
    -
    Bellamy: He's a great professional -7 Mar 11 20:33
    -
    Vokes targets win -4 Mar 11 14:40
    -
    Bale pushing for start -4 Mar 11 12:32
    -
    Ramsey could make long-awaited return -4 Mar 11 7:36
    -
    FIFA rejects Wales bid -3 Mar 11 20:01
    -
    FAW sorry for ticket blunder -2 Mar 11 18:53
    -
    Brown set to be Bluebirds target -2 Mar 11 18:53
    - Collison March return -2 Mar 11 12:44
    -
    Doncaster eye Brown move -1 Mar 11 18:10
    -
    Reading target Davies -1 Mar 11 18:10
    -
    Price waits for chance -1 Mar 11 18:10
    - Giggs says 'no' to Wales-England return -1 Mar 11 11:39
    -
    No King approach -28 Feb 11 19:32
    -
    Easter hopes -28 Feb 11 19:32
    -
    Crofts: It’s up there with my best -28 Feb 11 19:32
    -
    Collison eager to return -26 Feb 11 18:20
    -
    Bale is a world beater -26 Feb 11 18:12
    -
    Hennessey’s pledge after error -25 Feb 11 16:18
    -
    Wenger Ramsey's back next week -23 Feb 11 8:20
    -
    Everton are weighing up King -25 Feb 11 14:56
    -
    Celts net Matthews -25 Feb 11 10:20
    -
    Ray of light -23 Feb 11 21:15
    -
    Welsh FA confirm sell-out -23 Feb 11 19:40
    -
    Bad boy Bellamy -23 Feb 11 08:20
    Church keep your head up -22 Feb 11 11:50
    -
    Il Gigante Buono a tribute -22 Feb 11 11:50
    Edwards Norwich loan -21 Feb 11 18:57
    -
    Cotterill eyes recall -21 Feb 11 14:51
    -
    Friendship aside for Hennessey -18 Feb 11 16:08
    -
    Ricketts faces six month out -17 Feb 11 20:49

    - Edwards Derby loan -16 Feb 11 23:15
    -
    Collison fitness bid -16 Feb 11 20:13
    -
    Pompey swoop for Cotterill -16 Feb 11 08:52
    -
    Vokes teams up with Ched -15 Feb 11 18:26
    -
    Bale on football at London 2012 -15 Feb 11 08:42
    -
    Bale injury boost -13 Feb 11 17:00
    -
    Robson-Kanu targets starts -11 Feb 11 19:48

    - Likely to raise to roof -10 Feb 11 21:32
    -
    Stock reasons for staying -10 Feb 11 16:54
    - What happended to Van Den Hauwe? -10 Feb 11 16:54
    - Bale may miss game -9 Feb 11 21:28
    -
    Stock new contract -9 Feb 11 17:05 
    -
    Ricketts relishing clash -9 Feb 11 17:05
    - Collins praises Speed impact -8 Feb 11 08:37
    -
    King hopes for boost -7 Feb 11 08:15
    - Church pledges goals -7 Feb 11 08:15
    - Eyes on Vaughan deal -6 Feb 11 20:08
    - Earnshaw talks up clash -6 Feb 11 19:50
    - City plot Hennessey return -5 Feb 11 10:07
    -
    Leicester open talks with King -4 Feb 11 13:58
    -
    Stock close to new deal -3 Feb 11 20:28
    -
    Bale ruled out for two weeks -26 Jan 11 20:24
    - Morison injury blow -3 Feb 11 20:28

    NEXT >
    < PREVIOUS >

    READ MORE ....

    << Previous ... 2 ... 4 ... 6 ... 8 ... 10 ... 12 ... 14 ... 16 ... 18 ... 20 ... 22 ... 24 ... 26 ... 28 ... 30 ... 32 ... 34 ... 36 ... 38 ... 40 ... 42 ... 44 ... 46 ... 48 ... 50 ... 52 ... 54 ... 56 ... 58 ... 60 ... 62 ... 64 ... 66 ... 68 ... 70 ... 72 ... 74 ... 76 ... 78 ... 80 ... 82 ... 84 ... 86 ... 88 ... 90 ... 92 ... 94 ... 96 ... 98 ... 100 ... 102 ... 104 ... 106 ... 108 ... 110 ... 112 ... 114 ... 116 ... 118 ... 120 ... 122 ... 124 ... 126 ... 128 ... 130 ... 132 ... 134 ... 136 ... 138 ... 140 ... 142 ... 144 ... 146 ... 148 ... 150 ... 152 ... 154 ... 156 ... 158 ... 160 ... 162 ... 164 ... 166 ... 168 ... 170 ... 172 ... 174 ... 176 ... 178 ... 180 ... 182 ... 184 ... 186 ... 188 ... 190 ... 192 ... 194 ... 196 ... 198 ... 200 ... 202 ... 204 ... 206 ... 208 ... 210 ... 212 ... 214 ... 216 ... 218 ... 220 ... 222 ... 224 ... 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 Next >>

    Powered by CuteNews



     



       
     

     



    <