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Luke Williams Insists He’s Not Leaving Swansea City . . . But He Will Be Wising Up

Luke Williams Insists He’s Not Leaving Swansea City . . . But He Will Be Wising Up
Luke Williams has told Swansea City fans there is more chance of him “drinking in Uplands with the Jack Army” at the end of the season than of him being the manager of West Bromwich Albion. In a clear rebuttal of the suggestion he is in line to become Albion’s new boss – issued on the eve of a clash between the two clubs at the Swansea.com Stadium – the Swans head coach has pledged his future to his current club. But Williams has also apologised to fans for not killing off the rumours at an earlier stage, given that he was odds-on favourite to succeed Carlos Corberan on Friday morning.

Phil Parkinson Vows There Is More To Come As Wrexham Boss Gets Ready For Game No. 1,000

Phil Parkinson Vows There Is More To Come As Wrexham Boss Gets Ready For Game No. 1,000
Phil Parkinson is set to reach an extraordinary milestone this weekend, managing his 1,000th professional game as Wrexham face Peterborough United at the Racecourse Ground. The 57-year-old manager has carved out an impressive career spanning over two decades, beginning with his first game in charge of Colchester United in March 2003, a 4-1 victory against Port Vale at Layer Road.

The Strange Effect . . . How Wales Might Improve By Hiring Jason

The Strange Effect . . . How Wales Might Improve By Hiring Jason
If Warren Gatland needs any pointers on how to clear out the old and bring in the new - and maybe even win a few games - then he could do worse than have a chat with Jason Strange. The Ebbw Vale head coach started last season with 18 new players and developed a strategy aimed at taking The Steelmen to the top of the semi-pro game.

Aaron Ramsey’s Future At Cardiff City Looks Increasingly Uncertain After Latest Injury Setback

Aaron Ramsey’s Future At Cardiff City Looks Increasingly Uncertain After Latest Injury Setback
Aaron Ramsey’s future at Cardiff City looks uncertain after manager Omer Riza admitted injuries were undermining his Wales star. Riza has revealed that Ramsey’s succession of injuries have delayed his comeback plans because they have torpedoed his schedule.

The Iceman Is Finally Melting A Few Hearts As Welsh Darts Continues To Land Above Its Weight

The Iceman Is Finally Melting A Few Hearts As Welsh Darts Continues To Land Above Its Weight
So, Gerwyn Price did not make it to the semi-finals of the World Championship, but it was a good tournament for him and for Welsh darts. Not only did Price rekindle some of his best form to reach the last eight, but Wales had three players in the round of 16.

Blair Murray Gives Wales Reminder As Scarlets Coach Dwayne Peel Insists They Can Win Tight Matches

Blair Murray Gives Wales Reminder As Scarlets Coach Dwayne Peel Insists They Can Win Tight Matches
Wales wing Blair Murray gave Warren Gatland a pre-Six Nations nudge as he scored twice for the Scarlets in a 32-15 Welsh derby win over the Dragons at Parc Y Scarlets. With two more tries from skipper Josh Macleod and fellow wing Ellis Mee it meant the Scarlets welcomed in the new year with a bonus-point to move up to sixth place in the BKT United Rugby Championship.

Luke Williams Admits Job Offers Won’t Be Arriving Any Time Soon After Swansea City Thrashing

Luke Williams Admits Job Offers Won’t Be Arriving Any Time Soon After Swansea City Thrashing
Swansea City manager Luke Williams admitted West Brom are unlikely to come calling after his side were routed 4-0 by Portsmouth. Williams is the bookmakers’ favourite to take the vacant Baggies job after Carlos Corberan was appointed Valencia manager on Christmas Eve.

Gerwyn Price Bows Out But Earns Respect Of Chris Dobey After Dramatic Clash

Gerwyn Price Bows Out But Earns Respect Of Chris Dobey After Dramatic Clash
Gerwyn Price’s campaign at the Paddy Power World Darts Championship came to a dramatic halt as Chris Dobey staged an extraordinary comeback to eliminate Wales’ 2021 champion, 5-2, in a pulsating quarter-final clash. "The Iceman" seemed on course for a vintage performance when he rallied back from 4-2 down to force a seventh set.

Mark Jones Insists Ospreys Are On The Rise Again After Dan Edwards Inspires Draw Against Cardiff

Mark Jones Insists Ospreys Are On The Rise Again After Dan Edwards Inspires Draw Against Cardiff
Mark Jones paid tribute to the Ospreys’ fighting spirit as they put Cardiff’s recent revival into sharper perspective with a deserved 13-13 draw at the Arms Park. The new Ospreys coach watched his team come from behind to level the scores and eventually leave feeling they should have won, despite playing most of the match with only 14 men.

Cardiff City Plan Appeal Over “Monkey’s Uncle” Red Card For Callum Robinson

Cardiff City Plan Appeal Over “Monkey’s Uncle” Red Card For Callum Robinson
Cardiff City manager Omer Riza plans to appeal the red card handed out to Callum Robinson by replacement referee James Durkin in his side’s 1-1 home draw with Coventry City. The Bluebirds dominated the first half and opened the scoring within six minutes with a goal from Alex Robertson.

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Matthew Maynard Turns From Winter Caretaker To Summer's Leading Light

Matthew Maynard will have a second innings as Glamorgan coach after being appointed for the whole of the 2019 season. The former England batsman was announced as interim head coach for the winter following Robert Croft's departure in October. But now that temporary role has grown into a season-long job... Read More

Former Skipper Mark Wallace Hoping To Change Glamorgan's Fortunes As New Director Of Cricket

Former captain Mark... Read More

Matthew Maynard Happy To Be Back In Charge At Glamorgan

Matthew Maynard says he is feeling excited to be back in charge at Glamorgan – even if the initial appointment is only on a temporary basis. Maynard – brought in by Robert Croft as a consultant last season – will now take over for winter training following Croft’s dismissal last... Read More

Robert Croft Has The Left The Building . . . But Glamorgan's Mealy-Mouthed Words Can't Hide Their Failings

Robert Croft has “left his role” as Glamorgan head coach, a misguided piece of subterfuge that Graham Thomas says reflects the drift and failed strategies of a county still falling behind. You can often judge the state of a professional sports set-up by the line peddled when they sack their... Read More

Robert Croft Dismissal Was A Tough Call Says Glamorgan Chief

Robert Croft’s sacking by Glamorgan was “an incredibly difficult decision” according to chief executive Hugh Morris. The coach was dismissed on Wednesday afternoon after three years at the helm during which time he followed the county’s declared strategy of focussing on young, inexperienced, local, low budget players. The other half... Read More

Glamorgan Have Found A Winner. . . Just . . . But Don't Blame Young Players For Failures Elsewhere

The summer is over and Glamorgan are left to reflect on the third worst season in the county’s history. Alun Rhys Chivers says the county’s awards night just about merited a winner, but lessons of the past must be learned if more embarrassment is to be avoided in the future.... Read More
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