England C

JONES: WE DID US ALL PROUD

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 March 2019

PROUD Wales C manager Mark Jones hopes his side’s performance will make people sit up and take notice of the quality in the Welsh Premier League.
Having fallen to a narrow 3-2 defeat when the teams met in Barry 12 months ago, this time they were able to grab a share of the spoils.
With some impressive performances across the pitch, Jones believes the players deserve more recognition for their ability on what he’d described as one of the biggest games in Welsh football this season.
“Even to bring 150 fans behind the goal with their Welsh flags – it means everything to...

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