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The “Golden Boy” of Welsh soccer, he scored a then record 23 goals for Wales in 68 appearances and was a key member of the Welsh side that reached the quarter-finals of the 1958 World Cup finals in Sweden. He made 694 league appearances and scored 251 goals for Newcastle United, Cardiff City and Swansea
THREE WELSH SPORTING CENTURIONS HONOURED BY WELSH SPORTS HALL OF FAME Three of Wales’ most capped sports stars were among four new inductees onto the Welsh Sports Hall of Fame’s ‘Roll of Honour’ at their annual dinner at Cardiff City Stadium tonight (Thursday 14 September). Olympic hockey medallist Leah Wilkinson, four-time Commonwealth Games netballer Suzy
Jack Anthony is not a name that gets tossed into the conversation too often when you debate who is the greatest Welsh sportsman. ‘Jack who’ is more often the query when his name gets raised, but he was part of a pretty amazing family and on this weird and wonderful day, when the Grand National
Three WSHoF Roll of Honour members have been honoured by the Queen in the Birthday Honours List. Sheila Morrow (1990), Steve Jones (2002) and Jayne Ludlow (2018) were joined by Nigel Walker in receiving recognition for their outstanding services to sport. Their awards were announced at the end of a week that also saw WSHoF
Wales can official boast another Olympic medalist after Bruce Tasker and the rest of Team GB’s four man bobsleigh team from the 2014 Sochi Winter Games were finally upgraded to the bronze medal. It means that Laura Deas reign as Wales’ first Winter Olympic medalist has been short-lived following her bronze medal winning exploits in
We are getting to that time of year again, when the new inductees to be added to the Welsh Sports Hall of Fame ‘Roll of Honour’ are selected by the trustees. Last year our ‘Roll of Honour’ numbers rose to 140 after five new names were added to the most exclusive list in Welsh sport