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WILLIAMS: NO NEED TO PANIC

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Martyrs chief plans a late summer spree

By Matt Badcock

GAVIN WILLIAMS knows Merthyr Town have got to get their summer shopping right if they’re to mount another promotion challenge – but the boss isn’t going to panic.
Last season, Williams’ Martyrs lost only one game at home in the Evo-Stik South Premier division as they finished in the play-off places, before losing in the semi-final to Hitchin on penalties.
Williams had been hoping to keep the majority of that squad together for the upcoming season, but has seen Keyon Refell join league newboys Hereford and top...

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