- Cwmamman United A.F.C.
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Cwmamman United Full name Cwmamman United Football Club Ground Grenig Park Chairman Eirian Rees Manager Robert Griffiths League Welsh Football League Division Three 2009-10 Welsh Football League Division Three, 7th (of 18) Home coloursAway coloursContents
Introduction
Cwmamman United are a Welsh football team based in the villages of Glanaman and Garnant which is in Carmarthenshire. Cwmamman United currently have 3 senior teams and seven junior teams. The first team play in the MacWhirter Welsh League Division 3. They play their home games at Grenig Park.
Current Players 2010/2011
Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
No. Position Player GK Richard Walton MF Nathan McNeil GK Carwyn Evans DF Phil Baxter DF Paul Reiland Davies DF Stuart Dunn DF Brian James DF Richard Jones DF Matthew Norrington DF Aled Rees MF Rhydian Watkins MF James Murray No. Position Player MF Daniel Chapman MF Jason Cousins MF Michal Rybicki MF Brendan Nicklin GK Keith Powell MF Paul Wyn Pugh MF Andrew Stevens MF Jonathan Thomas FW Gareth Evans FW Anthony James FW Gavin Porter Staff and Board Members
Committee:
- President : Cllr. Kevin Madge
- Secretary : Alun Rees
- Treasurer : Dewi Jenkins
- Assistant Treasurer : Alun Rees
Managerial Staff:
- First Team Manager : Robert Griffiths
- First Team Manager : Eirian Rees
- Reserve Team Manager : Jeff Matthews
- Neath League Manager : Carl James
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