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Posted by admin on Jan 20, 2012

Coleman lands National Team job

Chris Coleman has been announced as the new Wales national team boss, taking over from the late Gary Speed. Coleman, 41, won 42 caps for Wales as a player and has been appointed as boss on a deal running to 2014. The former Larissa, Coventry City and Fulham manager said it was one of the proudest moments of his career – but also a difficult situation. “We’re still all shocked by what...

Posted by admin on Jan 3, 2012

Attention all aspiring footballers!

Take note aspiring footballers. WelshFootballUncut.com has been out and about recently interviewing numerous Welsh football legends and coaches – and we’ve compiled some of their advice to young footballers trying to make the grade. Here’s their tips for success in a very competitive world.. Andy Davies Head of Youth, Wrexham FC “We say to all the players to treat every session...

Posted by admin on Dec 30, 2011

Kevin Ratcliffe chats to WFU

We enjoyed an exclusive chat with former Wales defender and captain Kevin Ratcliffe. In the first part of our interview, Kevin, who appeared 59 times for Wales, talked about how life in the national setup has changed since his time, as well as his memories of international duty. See part one of our chat below. Get the Flash Player to see this...

Posted by admin on Dec 30, 2011

Barry Horne Exclusive

WelshFootballUncut.com caught up with ex-Wales midfield maestro Barry Horne recently. Horne, who has become a director at Wrexham FC since our interview, reminisced about his playing days, while also offering some advice to aspiring footballers of today. Watch a snippet of our chat below. Get the Flash Player to see this content.

Posted by admin on Dec 29, 2011

One To Watch: Mike Williamson

Airbus UK Broughton midfielder Michael Williamson kickstarted WelshFootballUncut.com’s One To Watch feature. The 16-year-old, who has earned 8 caps for Wales, sat down with us to discuss his early contribution to Welsh football in what we hope will be the first of many exclusive chats with some of the nation’s hottest prospects here on WelshFootballUncut.com. Williamson, from Ewloe in...

Posted by admin on Dec 22, 2011

Feature: North v South dilemma for Twigg

Originating from Newport but living in Wrexham, Morris Twigg could have been forgiven for feeling in a slight quandary in August of last year ahead of the 2010-11 Blue Square Premier season. Saturday, August 14 2010 was the day Newport kicked off their first spell in the Blue Square Premier Division since being expelled from the then-Conference in 1989. On the same August day, up in North Wales,...

Posted by admin on Nov 24, 2011

Exclusive Interview: Andy Davies (Part 1)

Andy Davies, Head of Youth at Wrexham Football Club, spoke exclusively to WelshFootballUncut.com about his role at the club and his expectations and requirements in a young player hoping to make the grade. Andy carries out an important job at the club, with his main priorities including the nurturing of the talented prospects of the Centre of...

Posted by admin on Nov 24, 2011

Fans’ View: Teenage Red Craig Davies talks all things Wrexham

17-year-old Wrexham season ticket holder Craig Davies offers his opinions on the season so far as the Reds look to gain promotion to the Npower League Two following a dramatic, but successful start. How long have you been following the Red Dragons? I have been following Wrexham for seven years. Are you a season ticket holder? If so, for how long? Yes, this is my fourth year. First match? It was Wrexham...