| Full name | Narberth Association Football Club |
|---|---|
| Nickname(s) | Bluebirds |
| Capacity | 100 |
| Chairman | Ryan Williams |
| Manager | Ryan Williams |
| League | Manderwood Pembrokeshire AFL Div 2 23/24 |
| Manderwood Pembrokeshire AFL football Division 2, 23/24 4/12 | Division Two 4th Out of 12 |
Narberth A.F.C. are a Welsh Town football club from Narberth, Pembrokeshire in the southwest of Wales. They currently play in the Pembrokeshire League Division Two. [1] [2]
Players:
Adam Philips
Aidan Howitt
Aron Keane
Ashley Bantcock
Ashley Williams
Ben Pridmore
Ben Stevens
Bruce Philips
Brychan David
Cai Philips
Callum Rossiter
Calum O’ Connell
Calum Philips
Chris Brown
Dan James
Daniel ‘ Decs’ James
Daniel Philips
Dave Rooney
Dylan Davies
Harri Harries
Iestyn Davies
Ifan Rees
Jack Moretti
Jacob Layfield
Jake Harden
Jamie Bate
Jamie Mccormack
Jamie Thomas
Jonny Marston
Jordan Preece
Calum Nutty
Iestyn Cresser
Lanse Creeser
Jordan Jones
Jordan Williams
Joshua Layzell
Karl Jones
Kieran Perry
Kyle Quartermaine
Leo Morris
Lewis Hoff
Liam ‘ Ranger’ Philips
Llew Jones
Loui Davies
Luke Evans
Luke James
Maciej Slawkowski
Mark O’ Sullivan
Matt Davies
Matt Dickinson
Matt Price
Morgan James
Morgan Preece
Nathan Lloyd
Nathan Evans
Tony Evans
Oscar James
Oli Reed
Rhodri Dyer
Rhys Thomas
Ryan Brenchey
Ryan Williams
Stuart Price
Shay O’ Sullivan
Tom Webb
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The club's most successful period was in the late 1950s when the club won four championships in a row at the end of the decade. Also our Reserves became Champions of The Division 5 League Cup, The game Ended 2-2 and then we went on to beat Hundelton on Penalty’s 4-2, The game Ended 2-2. 23/24 Division 5 League Cup Winners.
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. Manderwood Pembrokeshire AFL Fifth Division Cup Final 23/24 Winners
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