Ray Bishop

During his career, he played over 150 games in the Football League for Cardiff City, Newport County and Torquay United.

He was a Boys Club International for Wales, winning caps against England and Scotland in 1973, and played for Great Britain against Belgium.

He moved on to Ton Pentre before joining Southern League side Cheltenham Town, while working as a Post Office engineer.

He had a two-month spell on trial with Brighton & Hove Albion, then managed by Alan Mullery, but was unsuccessful and returned to Cheltenham from where he was signed by Cardiff City for a fee of £3,000 in January 1977.

[5] On 26 February 1981, after losing his place in the Cardiff side, he moved to local rivals Newport County, costing £10,000, but could not settle suffering multiple injuries, making only 25 appearances, scoring 7, before moving on a free transfer to Torquay United in August 1982.