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2020.01.25 Llanelli Town.Pub CWMBRAN CELTIC FC www.cwmbranceltic.com DIVISION 1 £1 Season 2019/20 Official Match Day Programme CWMBRAN CELTIC LLANELLI TOWN League Form Guide: League Form Guide: DLLWLLWLLDDWLWLLLW DWWWWWLWWLLWDLLDLLLLW Home Squad Away Squad Scott James (GK) Kai Rees (GK) Rakesh Patel © Liam Griffiths Richard Crees Zac Brown Louis Feeley Chris Thomas Kristian Wharton Lee Bevan © Jai -Jnr Johnson Joe Clarke Jordan Clarke Kyle Copp Thomas Meechan Nathan Logan Chris Ham Morgan Cutler Owen Cook Ryan Hurlow Callum Wakeham Liam Samuel Andrew Larcombe Scott Coughlan (GK) Lewis Sommers Jack Cutler Alex McDowell Callum Howard Dominic Connor Tim Parker Ben Jones Peter Smith Tom Neville James Loveridge Sam Powell Jake Parry Pictures Credited To Stephen Handley Lewis Watkins (GK) Garen Davies CWMBRAN CELTIC v LLANELLI TOWN Jordan Davies Saturday 25th January 2020 K.O. 2:00pm Manager: James Kinsella Manager: Mark Dickeson At CELTIC PARK Assistant: Matthew Williams Assistant: Coach: Owen Cook Coach: Simon Thomas TODAY’S SPONSORS Physio: Matthew Gwilt Physio: Colours: Yellow Blue Yellow Colours: Red Red Red MATCH OFFICIALS Referee: Ryan Kenny (Swansea) Observer: Clarke Campbell (Pontypool) Assistants: Mark Covkram (Barry) & Matthew Deschoolmeester (Swansea) Acve & Passive Safety Technology Proud Sponsors Of The Match Day Programme Prinng LEAGUE TABLES 2019/20 WELCOME TO CELTIC PARK JD CYMRU SOUTH P W D L F A GD Pts We welcome Llanelli Town to Cel+c ,ar- .or our /rst home 1ame o. the new decade. Llanelli Town rose .rom the ashes o. the Welsh ,remier clu2 which dis2anded at the end o. 2012/13. The 2rand new clu2 applied to 5oin the 1 Swansea University 20 14 3 3 48 29 19 45 lower South Wales 6eeder Lea1ues .or season 2013/17. owe8er, when Barry Town :nited too- the 6AW to court and won re1ardin1 the decision to expel them .rom the Welsh Lea1ue, the 6AW unexpectedly in8ited Town to 5oin 2 Haverfordwest County 19 14 2 3 48 22 26 44 a 3 rd di8ision comprisin1 19 teams, there2y i1norin1 the ,yramid re1ula+ons .or 16 teams per di8ision. One can 3 Briton Ferry Llansawel 21 13 2 6 59 33 26 41 ima1ine Cel+c’s disdain when the .ollowin1 year the 6AW denied the Welsh Lea1ue’s recommenda+on that 7th .rom 2o?om Cel+c 2e allowed to stay in the 1 st Di8ision 2ecause o. the 16 team rule. 4 Ammanford 19 11 1 7 39 32 7 34 In 2017/15 the teams met in 2oth cup compe++ons. In the Welsh Cup 1 st round at Cel+c ,ar- 3 rd Di8ision Town 5 STM Sports 18 10 3 5 44 26 18 33 arri8ed on the 2ac- o. a 100A 6 match winnin1 strea- 2ut 2 nd Di8ision Cel+c won 2-1 with 1oals .rom Andrew 6 Afan Lido 20 9 4 7 41 34 7 31 Larcom2e and Sean 6eeley. The match was dominated 2y re.eree Darren Adie who dished out 9 yellow cards and two reds to Owen Coo- and Llanelli’s Bas Jones. Our match report said all the cards were deser8ed and that Darren 7 Llanelli Town 21 9 3 9 34 41 -7 30 had a 1ood 1ameBB The teams then played each other in Lea1ue Cup round 2. Cel+c were drawn at home 2ut 8 Cambrian & Clydach 18 7 6 5 28 29 -1 27 re8ersed the /xture and then /elded a side which loo-ed desi1ned to ensure de.eat, to the annoyance o. Cel+c .ans who had tra8elled 60 miles to support their team. This decision may ha8e 2een 2ecause Cel+c did not start 9 Goytre United 19 6 6 7 33 34 -1 24 their lea1ue campai1n un+l 2 months into the season as a conseCuence o. the .ailed appeal a1ainst rele1a+on st 10 Undy Athletic 17 7 2 8 27 28 -1 23 .rom the 1 Di8ision. Llanelli won 3-2. Cel+c’s 1oals came .rom a Lewis Drant header and a penalty 2y Ra-esh ,atel. 11 Llantwit Major 19 6 5 8 30 34 -4 23 Llanelli 1ained promo+on to the 2 nd Di8ision in 2015/16 and Cel+c did the dou2le a1ainst them. In Septem2er 12 Pontypridd Town 18 6 4 8 38 34 4 22 Llanelli a1ain arri8ed at Cel+c ,ar- with a 100A 6 match winnin1 record 2ut Cel+c dispatched them 2-0 with 1oals .rom Owen Coo- and Owen Llewellyn to set themsel8es on an E match winnin1 run o. their own. Cel+c went into 13 Cwmbran Celtic 18 5 3 10 21 33 -12 18 the return 1ame the .ollowin1 April on the 2ac- o. a mini-crisis ha8in1 lost 2 successi8e 1ames which had stalled 14 Taffs Well 17 4 1 12 31 51 -20 13 their promo+on 2id and Cel+c’s woes con+nued as they were 1-0 down at hal. +me. owe8er they .ou1ht 2ac- to win 3-1 than-s to a Chris am hat-tric- includin1 2 success.ul spot -ic-s. This 8ictory spar-ed a 10 1ame 70 1oals 15 Cwmamman United 16 3 0 13 16 48 -32 9 winnin1 strea- which secured 2 nd place and promo+on .or Cel+c to the 1st Di8ision. 16 Caerau Ely 18 1 3 14 16 45 -29 6 Llanelli were promoted the .ollowin1 season and in 2017/1E the teams met 7 +mes. In the 2 nd round o. the Welsh Cup at Cel+c ,ar- we came .rom 2ehind to win 2-1 with 1oals .rom Lloyd Kinsella and a last minute penalty 2y RESERVE (EAST) P W D L F A GD Pts Chris am. In the lea1ue at Ste2onheath ,ar- we were 2-0 down in the /rst hal. with 3 players oG the /eld seriously in5ured 2ut we .ou1ht 2ac- to 2-2 throu1h 1oals 2y am and Callum Wa-eham. Despite a third 1oal 2y 1 Undy Athletic 12 8 2 2 39 14 25 26 Owen Coo- Llanelli won 5-3. The .ollowin1 month at A.an Lido in the semi-/nal o. the Lea1ue Cup, Town were easy 2 Bridgend Street 10 7 2 1 32 11 21 23 3-0 winners, 71 year old ex-Swansea City pro Lee Trundle scorin1 twice. In May at Cel+c ,ar- Llanelli, who had 3 Croesyceiliog 12 6 2 4 26 20 6 20 1ained promo+on to the Welsh ,remier, won 3-1, Lu-e Jones scorin1 Cel+c’s 1oal. 4 Goytre 7 6 0 1 23 13 10 18 Last season Llanelli were rele1ated 2ac- to the new Cymru Lea1ue South and in the 1ame at Ste2onheath in 5 Cwmbran Celtic 9 5 2 2 23 10 13 17 Septem2er, Town won 1-0. 6 Abertillery Bluebirds 11 5 1 5 23 28 -5 16 7 Dinas Powys 11 4 1 6 31 34 -3 13 8 Chepstow Town 10 2 2 6 16 28 -12 8 9 Aberbargoed Buds 6 2 1 3 16 19 -3 7 10 Panteg 8 3 0 5 18 29 -11 6 hea#n 11 Caldicot Town 9 1 2 6 11 22 -11 5 12 Treharris Athletic Western 5 1 1 3 9 12 -3 4 13 Treowen Stars 8 1 0 7 6 33 -27 3 *Panteg Reserves deducted 3 points CWMBRAN CELTIC P W D L F A Pts HOME/AWAY +/- HOME 8 3 1 4 11 13 -2 10 AWAY 10 2 2 6 10 20 -10 8 TOTAL 18 5 3 10 21 33 -12 18 2 3 A BRIE, HISTORY O, LLANELLI TOWN LLANELLI TOWN PEN PICTURES 2019/20 The 1ame o. Associa+on 6oot2all was introduced to the town’s .oot2all were always denied. Sco/ Cou0h an1 1oal-eeper. 10/02/99. JeGrey’s youth set up 2ut de8eloped into people o. Llanelly when wor-ers .rom the StaGordshire area o. With the ad8ent o. the Lea1ue o. Wales in 1992-93 season when En1land mi1rated to the town to wor- in the Hnewest’ o. the town they 2ecame .ounder mem2ers. AJer an ini+al success.ul season Born Swansea. Si1ned .rom West End :td a classy mid/elder in his years at Doytre industries - the ,o?ery wor-s .rom 1E92 to 1920. The clu2 ini+ally the clu2 .ell away once more, and a1ain due to /nancial constraints played in the Swansea I District Lea1ue playin1 their /rst matches they were rele1ated in season 1995-96. owe8er, the ad8ent o. in the window last season, commandin1 :td. at Cae Bla-e, 6urnace, then the ,eoples ,ar- 2e.ore mo8in1 to Ro2ert Jones to the clu2 as owner and Chairman saw the clu2 ta-e sweeper -eeper. Lenny Evans1 mid/eld. 02/12/00. Born Tunnel Road and then at ,eny.an 6ields. on a new lease o. li.e. 6irst Dudley Lewis as player/mana1er set the In 1912-13 the clu2 decided to 2ecome .ully pro.essional and seeds in mo+on and Ro22ie James too- o8er in consecu+8e years Kai Rees1 1oal-eeper. 06/06/01. Born Carmarthen. One .or the .uture without a applied .or mem2ership o. 2oth the Southern and Welsh Lea1ue. 2ut in 6e2ruary 19EE Ro22ie James tra1ically died at Ste2onheath dou2t. A product o. Da.en Wel.are. They also mo8ed to a new 1round, al.way ,ar-, a .ormer Cycle playin1 a1ainst ,orthcawl. Swansea. Started with the Youth Team Stadium, which was situated two miles .rom the town centre. Their is place was ta-en o8er 2y Lei1hton James who 1ained promo+on last season and played senior .oot2all .or Ross 5ones1 mid/eld.
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