South Wales Derby - Crossing The South Wales Divide

Crossing The South Wales Divide

A number of players who have played for both clubs during their career

  • Ivor Allchurch
  • Jason Bowen
  • Terry Boyle
  • Paul Brayson
  • Derek Brazil
  • Mel Charles
  • John Cornforth
  • Alan Curtis
  • George Edwards
  • Warren Feeney
  • Jimmy Gilligan
  • Mark Harris
  • Barrie Hole
  • Robbie James
  • Leslie Jones
  • Dimitrios Konstantopoulos
  • Andy Legg
  • Don Murray
  • Dave Penney
  • Brayley Reynolds
  • Wayne Routledge
  • Dean Saunders
  • Nigel Stevenson
  • Dai Thomas
  • John Toshack
  • Ian Walsh
  • Paul Wimbleton

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