Llanelli v Grange Quins

[traeth]

These odds available from bet 365 who seem to think that it is being played tonight. The WelshPremier League sit and Llanelli site have them playing on Wednesday .

I think that bet365 have got the odds wrong for this one.
I am having one of my max stake bet on Llanelli @1.83 , but will they void the bet due to incorrect date?

Welsh Premier League
Book Closes Fixture Home Draw Away
19 Dec-19:30 Llanelli v Grange Quins 1.83 3.40 3.50

these are Grange results for the last few weeks and have been losing players including their goalie , replaced with a 17 year old [EDIT- new goalie Saturday ! ] ,has played for them since the Bangor match.Present league positions in brackets.


2005-12-17 Cardiff GQ - Connahs Quay [15] 1-4
2005-12-10 Carmarthen [8]- Cardiff GQ 8-0
2005-12-03 Cardiff GQ - Caersws [9] 0-5
2005-11-26 Bangor City[5] - Cardiff GQ 5-1
2005-11-18 Port Talbot [2]- Cardiff GQ 0-1
2005-11-12 TNS [1] - Cardiff GQ 7-0
2005-10-29 Cardiff GQ - Welshpool [3] 0-5

Llanelli who are of the two professional teams in the league , others are semi-pro's Llanelli matches below

2005-12-17 Llanelli - TNS [1] 0-2
2005-12-10 Welshpool [3]- Llanelli 3-2
2005-11-19 Newtown[7] - Llanelli 0-3
2005-11-12 Llanelli - Haverfordwest [6] 0-1
2005-10-29 Rhyl [4]- Llanelli 0-1
2005-10-16 Newi CD[18] - Llanelli 2-5

League table

Last updated: 18.12.2005 at 19:10
Pos Team Pld W D L F A Pts
1. Total Network Solutions 15 12 3 0 44 5 39
2. Port Talbot Town 15 8 6 1 25 10 30
3. Welshpool Town 15 8 3 4 35 27 27
4. Rhyl FC 16 7 4 5 28 19 25
5. Bangor City 15 7 1 7 28 25 22
6. Haverfordwest County 15 5 7 3 19 17 22
7. Newtown AFC 16 7 1 8 26 26 22
8. Carmarthen Town 13 6 3 4 24 15 21
9. Caersws FC 15 4 7 4 21 28 19
10. Llanelli AFC 12 6 0 6 22 14 18
11. Porthmadog FC 13 4 6 3 24 20 18
12. Aberystwyth Town 15 3 6 6 22 29 15
13. Cwmbran Town 14 4 3 7 17 30 15
14. Airbus UK 15 4 3 8 17 32 15
15. Connah's Quay Nomads 15 4 2 9 16 23 14
16. Cardiff Grange Quins 14 4 1 9 13 49 13
17. Caernarfon Town 13 2 5 6 18 19 11
18. NEWI Cefn Druids 14 1 7 6 15 26 10

I could not find any prices to oppose Grange on Saturday.

I will post some match reports later , I recommend that you get on NOW

[MickeyPaul]

In that case I will... cheers traeth..

[traeth]

This from yesterday's Wales on Sunday

Grange Qns 1-4 CQ Nomads Dec 18 2005



THE first half offered the shell-shocked Quins a light at the end of the tunnel, but it turned out to be an oncoming train as the visitors took complete control after the interval.

In fact, the first 45 minutes was close, with the Nomads taking the lead through a snap-shot from 18 yards by Conal Murtagh.

A new keeper, Gareth Williams, signed from Port Talbot, was commanding his area.

The young Quins side were found out after the break, first by Phil Molyneux, who cut in and fired across the keeper.

After 70 minutes, the Nomads sent on Stuart Rain, and one of his first touches was to tap home after a goal-mouth scramble.

The fourth was a little tough to take. Goalkeeper Williams and Molyneux disputed a cross and the keeper ended up carrying the ball over the line. The goal however, was credited to the striker.


A consolation penalty goal was scored by Omar Abdillahi.

this from South Wales Echo today

Problems pile up for struggling Quins Dec 19 2005


Cash-strapped Grange Quins have been hit by fresh problems on and off the pitch.

They crashed 4-1 at home to Connah's Quay Nomads and face a rap from league officials after failing to produce a programme.

They have also been hit by more departures, with defender Terry Evans signing for Newport County and Gareth Elliott poised to join Haverfordwest.

Evans did play on Saturday alongside newcomers Steve Healey (from Bridgend Town), Saad Essa (Carmarthen) and goalkeeper Gareth Williams (Port Talbot).

Omar Abdillahi grabbed a late consolation from the penalty spot after goals from Connal Murtagh, Phil Molyneux (2) and Stuart Rain.

Quins head to Llanelli on Wednesday before a double header against Cwmbran Town, home on December 28, and away on January 4 (all 7.30pm).

This about Llanelli's loss to unbeaten TNS from Wales on Sunday

Llanelli 0-2 TNS

THE pre-match talk this week was of how it takes time to build a professional side.

Visiting manager Ken McKenna pointed out that it takes players time to adjust to training five days a week -- and that some can't cope with the demands.

Quite simply, this was a game where the Saints demonstrated just how big that gap can be.

Llanelli boss Peter Nicholas said after the game that TNS were comfortably the best in the league.


He added: "I expect them to win the league comfortably.


"In fact, they are as dominant at the moment as Barry Town once were."


Llanelli started the game with the bare bones of a squad.


Two strikers -- Nick Harvey and Rudi Torres - were suspended.


And the Spaniard will not be back either as he is off to the bright lights of Scotland with Hamilton Academicals.


In contrast, TNS started with two very experienced League of Wales players - Mike Wilde and Jon Toner - on the bench.


It turned out to be a poor game from the spectators' point of view - even if it was an efficient enough performance by TNS in the eyes of the professionals.


The visitors almost took the lead within a few minutes, when a through ball put Steven Beck on goal.


However, his shot just went wide.


Llanelli hit back with a move that left Ivan Nofuentes in a position to cross for Jamie Rewbury to knock the ball down.


Chris Thomas pounced and his shot took a wicked deflection, only for the TNS keeper Gerard Doherty to make a brilliant save after being caught on the wrong foot.


Home fans didn't realise it at the time, but that was to be the Reds' only clear-cut chance of the game.


What is more, the game was pretty much out of reach within five minutes, as the visitors delivered two hammer blows.


And the Llanelli boss was hardly in the Saint Nicholas mood after seeing his side make gifts of both goals.


First, Nicky Ward found himself all alone at the far post, and his firm header beat the dive from Duncan Roberts.


Two minutes later, Ward turned provider and sent over another cross - this one finding the incoming Steven Beck at the far post with the simple task of steering it home.


Sitting pretty at 2-0, TNS were quite content to soak up the limited attacking threat from the home side and the rest of the first half was low in incident.


The second half followed the same pattern and was again lacking in goalmouth action.


The only action was in the card area, and it wasn't of the charitable Christmas variety.


A second yellow saw Mingorance depart after only four minutes of the second half.


And to even things up, TNS' John Leah went 10 minutes later.


This time it was a straight red after an alleged stamp.


With 20 minutes to go, McKenna replaced a subdued Marc Lloyd-Williams with Mike Wilde.


Ivan Nofuentes made way for John Phillips, who did manage a Llanelli shot on goal, which was well-saved by Doherty.

[traeth]

Match report from Llanelli new site HERE of how they lost 3-2 to Welshpool after leading 2-0.

Grange do not have a site

Haverfordwest site who used to carrry South Wales info have transfered that part to HERE

Premier League of Wales site HERE if you require more info , it has a links page which is useful

[GaNgStA kEeKs]

Superb stuff Traeth and i will certainly be having a little dabble in this

Cheers mate

[kompressaur]

Holy fcuk Traeth that unbelievable. The resuts of that other team and llanelli being llanelli (they still all spanished up? ) theyre still getting good results. Thats a great bet bet mate and i wont get on obviously as im a high street backer but for you. Their 2/5 shots imo.

[MickeyPaul]

Bah! 1.72 now. I didn't quite move 'now' did I?

[traeth]

Originally Posted by kompressaur

Holy fcuk Traeth that unbelievable. The resuts of that other team and llanelli being llanelli (they still all spanished up? ) theyre still getting good results. Thats a great bet bet mate and i wont get on obviously as im a high street backer but for you. Their 2/5 shots imo.

HI kiko ,mickey and komp ,one of the Spaniard heading your way komp

LLANELLI'S Spanish marksman Rudy Torres is off to Scotland, to join First Division front-runners Hamilton Academical.
One of four players recruited by director of football Lucas Carzorla, Torres was previously with Malaga CF and San Pedro in Spain.
Since arriving at Stebonheath Park, the 21-year old has scored three goals from nine Welsh Premier starts for the Reds.

bet365 must be reading this thread and have changed the odds allready latest betting ,

19 Dec-19:30 Llanelli v Grange Quins 1.72 3.40 4.00

interwetten do not quote price on this match but they do on the Caersws match.

[MickeyPaul]

What am I? Invisible? Hi traeth!!!!

[traeth]

Originally Posted by MickeyPaul

What am I? Invisible? Hi traeth!!!!

Who's there ?












must have been my slow typing and missed each other , have now edited to include you sorry

edit - what have you done to my avatar ?

[kompressaur]

Sorry for the sheep gag btw Traeth. It seemed funny so i left it. I was all excited. Betbase have Llanelli playing your portmadig mob Traeth

[kompressaur]

Bet365 changed their price at 15:47 today according to betbrain.

[MickeyPaul]

You need to upload your avatar again traeth. They were all buggered when we changed server a few weeks ago. You only just noticed?

[traeth]

Sorry for the sheep gag btw Traeth. It seemed funny so i left it. I was all excited.

Which sheep gag?

You need to upload your avatar again traeth. They were all buggered when we changed server a few weeks ago. You only just noticed?

I noticed others with wonky avatar , mine looked o.k. to me ,until today - strange. Mine was boring , have to get another boring one , with sheep :loon

Price has dropped again boys
Llanelli v Grange Quins 1.53 3.75 5.00
Must have been your recommendation of 2/5 that they are heading for komp

[MickeyPaul]

I got on at 1.72 and was pretty disgusted. Seems ok now I suppose.