Tomi back in Management


By Thomas White
February 2 2009

Paul Whelan sacked and repaced by Tomi Morgan Porthmadog FC are pleased to announce that they have appointed Tomi Morgan as their new manager. Following the departure of Paul Whelan yesterday (Sunday) Porthmadog have moved quickly to appoint a new manager, and Morgan has all the right qualifications, the former Aberystwyth, Rhayader, Carmarthen and Welshpool manager holds an UEFA ‘A’ coaching licence and is working towards his Pro Licence. Morgan left Welshpool in November and is looking forward to return to the Welsh Premier.
Club Chairman Phil Jones announcing the appointment said "We are very pleased Tomi has agreed to join us, his managerial record is excellent and we feel he can move the club forward. We are in a difficult position, but we feel that the squad is capable of securing our Premier League status and are sure Tomi will be able to get the best out of them".
Morgan's first game in charge will be at his former employees as he takes his new charges to Welshpool on Friday night. (www.porthmadogfc.com)

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AngleseyBlue
02/02/2009 18:14
Funnily enough, was in Lampeter today. Must say, I wouldn't fancy that drive from Aber (I assume he still lives there) to Port very often.

ioio
02/02/2009 21:04
65 munud bob ffordd.

Par saff o ddwylo ydy TM

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