Welsh Player News 29th May (League One)

Grant Basey took part in Charlton Athletic’s charity golf day last week.

Richard Duffy says he has really enjoyed his first season as an Exeter City player. He says he’s happy that Rob Edwards plans to continue playing. Richard also says he’d be interested in getting back into the Wales squad. It might not be easy but it’s always good to find a player who wants to play for his country.

Vital Hartlepool are wondering whether Hartlepool United might sign their former player Daniel Nardiello, who has been released by Blackpool.

MK Dons manager Karl Robinson says his side has the best three strikers in League One. These strikers include Jermaine Easter.

Wales are considering calling up Millwall striker Steve Morison. Steve signed from Stevenage Borough last season and, after a relatively quiet start, helped Millwall into the play-offs, just a point behind promoted Leeds United. Millwall face Swindon Town in Saturday’s Championship play-off final. Steve is eligible to play for Wales as his grandmother was born there. Steve has apparently shown an interest in playing for Wales.

Andrew Crofts says one of his reasons for joining Norwich City was to increase his chances of being selected to Wales. Signing for Norwich actually prevented him from playing for Wales in their friendly against Croatia.

EPD4 expects Andrew to have a big role to play for Norwich in the coming season but Rhoys Wiggins is expected to leave, Owain Tudur Jones could also be moved on (I think he actually started two matches though and scored too) and David Stephens isn’t ready yet.