 Clare, ddw i ni'n rhoi'n gweithio i'n cyfnod i'r cyfrannu yng Nghymru yw'n cyfrannu'n ddau'r ysgol yng Nghymru a'i gydag? Rwy'n meddwl, ac yn gweithio gydag. Mae'r cyfrannu ynghylch yn gwneud am y ysgol. Mae'n ymwneud i'w cyfrannu yng Nghymru yw'n cyfrannu. Rwy'n meddwl yng Nghymru a'r cyfrannu yw'n cyfrannu yw hynny. Rwy'n meddwl ynghylch a'r cyfrannu. Serio, eu brath ffordd Lade i'r gwyrdd a tyw mwy'r gwy ôl rôl a'r llai mwy gael. Siw'r hyn o'r llyfr yw sylfaen oddi wedi'u gweithio gyda rhaid, fe tu sydd ymddangos i chi'n mawr o bobl siŵr, i chi'n aethio'r bwysig wrth i ei wneud. Y gall yn y teimlo, ymlaen i ei wneud i gael y pwysig. Y band yw gallwch yn ei wneud am ddweud ac rydyn ni'n mynd, chwy'n mynd i eisiau y gwirionedd sydd jynau. mae'r tafnod diolch yn leisio'n fagigol, mae'r pethau brifefydd, mae'r pethau ythyrdd. Rydym yw hefyd yn gwneud am gweithio gwahanol, ti'n gwneud. Cyfaint ei chyfnod i'r wahanol. Diolch yn chymredu hwnnw i chi i'r ysgolwydol 14 o'r ymlaen. Yn cael yr ysgolwyddiad hwnnw, dda chi'n fudd yn gwneud yn byw sydd chi'n mynd i'r gyrsgu y tîm yn gweithio yng Nghymru yn cael yma? I'm always... oh I'm always want to put myself about so you know, he's watched me play a few times and he thinks that's that calib gyda where he's good for me and good for him so I just hopefully hit the ground running put myself about really and try to get going so Wonderfaur City. A little bit more about Gary, obviously he's known quite well for his man management skills how much of an impact did he have in the year, in the move and how much he went forward to working with him next season. Yeah, I support to Gary, I don't know if, to call him Gary or Gaffir I'm not too sure, but yeah, I can say I spoke to him a few times on the phone and I've met him a couple of times as well, so, you know, it's the way he's thinking about the season and the places he's looking to bring in and the way he wants to play and what he's looking for, it's ticked all the boxes for me to be honest and, you know, I'm more than pleased to be on board and try and help the course. When the fans here are known for the vocal and passionate support, you'll know that, you've played here before, you've scored here before. How much are you looking forward to getting in front of them and how important were they when you were considering the move as well? Massive, massive. I've always, when everyone knows, but I've got a great big following. The attendance is always great as well. I think we've sold 15,000 or 14,000 tickets already, so that just shows, you know, the passion of the club and the passion of the supporters, which is great really. And great for the players to play in front of. So on that, finally, what do you think can be achieved this season? What are your goals? What do you hope to achieve this season, both on a personal note and as part of this team as well on the pitch? Just success, really. Obviously, disappointing from being a relegate from League One, so, you know, I think the main aim next season will be obviously to try and get back into League One. Personal point of view is trying to hit the ground and get a few goals and help the cause and getting Brathacity promoted again. I think that's the main aim really. I think it's too big a club to be in League Two. No disrespect to the other teams, but I think it's a sleeping giant now and I think it's almost enough, what I think, hopefully.