Toshack to persist with youth after humiliation

WALES boss John Toshack has revealed his “pain and hurt” after seeing his side humiliated 5-1 in their Euro 2008 qualifier against Slovakia — but vowed to stand by his young side.

Toshack to persist with youth after humiliation
Tue, 10 Oct, 2006 - 01:00
Paul Walker

Toshack seems likely to play young goalkeeper Lewis Price in place of veteran Paul Jones against Cyprus in Cardiff tomorrow night.

He could also give 18-year-old David Cotterill a place in the starting line-up, ahead of Robert Earnshaw.

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