PHOTOS:
Rob Morgans is a danger man for Goodwick United
Rhys Dalling is a threat in attack
Johnny Horgan is useful on the break
Nigel Delaney, 41
Vincent Davies Worker
Player/Manager
Appeared in five finals as a player, winning three of them, and managed West Dragons to a final as well. Respected by his players for his no-nonsense approach and can still do well in the back four, using his wealth of experience, if he decides to play. Cricket all-rounder with Haverfordwest.
Alan Davies, 46
Builder
Assistant Manager
Like his manager, was a very good player, running the Goodwick United show in midfield in several finals as a combative tackler who loved to get stuck in. Scored his share of goals and also useful in defence, he has turned out this season to show his continued fitness, another Phoenix Park stalwart.
James Gwilt, 31
Pembrokeshire Herald
Goalkeeper
One of the goalkeeping characters in the county as a real shot-stopper who can also make the odd goalkeeping howler on a rare off day. Talks non-stop to his back four and keeps command of his area.
Wayne O’Sullivan, 36
Builder
Right Back
A fully committed no-frills fullback who leads the team by example as captain, and is a commanding figure in the air, as well as a good distributor on the ground. Another great club man with the added sporting interest of being a Welsh amateur boxing champion.
Scott Delaney, 20
Retail Team Leader
Central Defence
Talented son of the manager who can slot anywhere in the back four with equal ease – and has already played in a final for West Dragons. Good in the air and very good on the floor, where he always seems to have plenty of time on the ball, he poses a threat at set pieces whenever he pushes forward.
Llyr Tobin, 21
Student
Central Defender
Another player who is strong in aerial battles and very committed in the tackle, he has settled in well at the heart of the defence and will guarantee a 100% approach in the final with his determination to help Goodwick United to success.
Steffan Hayes, 19
Plumber
Left Back
Talented young son of club stalwart Dai and his come as come on in leaps and bounds this season as he has claimed the left back place as his own. He is very strong in the tackle and a good header of the ball – and he loves to push forward as well as performing his talking duties well.
Kieran O’Brien, 26
Plasterer
Midfielder
Very skilful but always ready to put in his shift in defence as a strong tackler, as well as enjoying moving forward in search of his front runners and scoring key goals. A good ball player who will enjoy the wide open spaces at the Conygar Bridge Meadow Stadium.
Johnny Horgan, 26
Labourer
Midfielder
He has the ability to play well down either flank as a useful ball player who has provided the added bonus of scoring 15 goals so far this campaign. Fits in well as a strong midfielder and ever-ready to be involved in all that is going on.
Karl Hedley, 26
Labourer
Midfielder
Arguably the fittest player in the squad who will run all day and relish the wide open spaces. Sometimes regarded as a ‘work horse’ but offers far more than that to the team with his ability to support others and cover back to fill empty spaces.
Lewis Banks, 26
Electrician
Midfielder
A hard worker who loves playing at the heart of the midfield and uses his aerial skills at both ends, to help his defence and set up chances for his front runners. He is also respected by all at Phoenix Park for his willingness to tackle anything that moves!
Rob Morgans, 23
Port Operator
Midfielder/Striker
A very talented player who showed his real skills at a higher level before opting to play at Phoenix Park, where he is a terrific dead-ball taker who has already scored almost 40 goals this season, including some spectacular free kicks on target. If he plays well then Goodwick tends to play well!
Rhys Dalling, 23
Farmer
Striker
Another very talented young forward who has shown his nose for goals at a higher level but clearly enjoying himself at Phoenix Park. Possesses a real turn of pace and the ability to take on defenders before planting his shots into the net with his trusty left boot.
Steve Evans, 26
Labourer
Striker
Relishes the physical challenges of playing up front and has been a consistently good goal scorer right through from his time as a junior with the club. Quick off the mark and enjoys taking opponents on at every opportunity.
Patrick Hughes,
Co-Op Team Leader
Defender
A real grafter in defence who could stake a claim for a place in the squad after working really hard to recover from a horrendous broken leg. Very strong in the tackle and shows a commitment that inspires other players.
Darren Devonald, 31
Bricklayer
Utility Player
Can play anywhere because versatile nature of his performances. He is strong in the tackle, gives 100% and has great positional sense. A great club man he has really been an asset and is likely to feature somewhere in the final.
Jordan Griffiths, 18
Student
Midfielder
He has broken into the squad with mature performances that belie his young age. He is a committed midfielder with a lovely left foot and certainly one to watch for the future at Phoenix Park.