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Mertyr Town: Ricardo Rees trick is next for Paul Michael to master!

Paul Michael says he is delighted with the way Merthyr Town have adapted to life in National League North – even if they have had the odd hiccup along the way.

By Jon Couch

SPOT ON: Striker Ricardo Rees has helped power Merthyr Town’s storming start to life at Step 2 with 18 goals
PICTURE: Nick Phipps

Paul Michael says he is delighted with the way Merthyr Town have adapted to life in National League North – even if they have had the odd hiccup along the way.
A statement 3-1 victory over early pacesetters South Shields on Tuesday night took the Martyrs into third in the table in their first season at Step 2 since reforming in 2010.
It maintained a solid start to the season for the Welsh club since winning Southern League Premier South so impress...

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