From the Dragon's Mouth
Barry Town v Total Network Solutions
League of Wales, 20th February, 1999.
WELCOME
Good afternoon, and welcome to Jenner Park for today's League of Wales match between Barry Town and Total Network Solutions (Llansantffraid). On behalf of everyone at the club, I would like to extend warm greetings to everyone at today's match, but especially to the players, officials and supporters of Total Network Solutions. We hope that you enjoy your short stay in Barry, have a safe journey home and that we see an entertaining match of football today, as is usual between our two sides.
CROESO
Croeso i Barc Jenner a'r gem bwysig yn y Bedwarydd Rownd y Gwpan Gymru rhwng C.P.D Y Barri a C.P.D Total Network Solutions. Ar ran pawb yn y clwb a'r dref, hoffwn i estyn croeso cynnes a chyfarchion y tymor i'r chwaraewyr, swyddogion a chefnogwyr ein ymwelwyr pnawn'ma, C.P.D Total Network Solutions . Mwynhewch y gem. Cewch siwrnai ddiogel adref i Lansantffraid heno.
BARRY TO ENTERTAIN MERTHYR IN PREMIER CUP QUARTER FINAL...AGAIN
Following the conclusion of Group A last week, Barry will once again be playing Merthyr Tydfil in the quarter-final of the F.A.W Premier Cup.
When the draw was made last month, Barry were drawn to play the runners-up of group A here at Jenner Park. It went to the wire, with Cardiff City needing three points against Rhyl to win the group and leave Merthyr in second. Cardiff eventually won that final game with a goal six minutes from time to win 3-2 at home to the struggling League of Wales club.
As yet, there is no official announcement of the date for the match, but two of the Premier Cup quarter-finals take place this week. Newtown entertain Wrexham at Latham Park on Tuesday, while Inter Cabletel meet Cwmbran yet again at the Cardiff Athletic Stadium on the same night.
REARRANGED MATCH
Barry's home match against Newtown has been rescheduled for Saturday, 13th March.
The original game was due to be played back in October, but horrendous storms meant that the pitch was unplayable on that date.
COMING UP
Next Saturday, 27th February, sees the Dragons visiting mid-Wales again. On this occasion it is for our first match against Newtown this season, a side who are challenging strongly at the top of the table, and, as all games with Newtown, it looks set to be a tough match.
The following Saturday, 6th March, we're at home to Bangor City. The last time we met Bangor at Jenner Park we won 5-0 and were presented with the League of Wales championship.
Enjoy today's game,
the Yellow Dragon
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This page edited by the Yellow Dragon, 1999.
This article first published in the Barry Town Matchday Magazine, v Total Network Solutions, League of Wales, 20.02.1999
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