J4K wants to pass on our congratulations to Miles Thomas Miles has been wearing J4K from the start of his goalkeeping journey and now aged just 16 years old, he made his first team debut for Merthyr Town FC against Swansea City U21’s where he played the full 90 minutes, plus kept a clean sheet! Once again Miles, congratulations… the J4K team is very proud of your achievements.

We had our first preseason friendly this morning against a team that was in a higher league then us last season. We won 9-1 which sounds like i didn't do anything but I had to make quite a few big saves including a triple save and won 1v1's. I had a big part in playing out from the back, doing goal kicks, pass backs and throwing out to my wingers the whole team played brilliantly. The goal i conceded the ball hit me full on in the eye and I couldn't see for a while from dust and on a 1v1 the player literally tried running through me but all good 😂

Tonight i had my training session with the EJA team I'm trialling with. I absolutely loved it and i trained really well at the end we had a penalty shootout out of about 15 penalties i saved 11 and conceded 4. I have been given a kit bag with kit and training top for Sundays game. We are waiting on the tracksuit bottoms but I am so excited

Really positive feedback from my trial yesterday. Hi Kirsty, It was brilliant to meet yourself and Xavier yesterday and I was really impressed with his knowledge and ability with the goalkeeping position. I hope he enjoyed the session aswell? We have training again this Thursday 6-7:30pm and a friendly match on Sunday 2nd August. If Xavier is about on these two dates it would be great to have him come along. If he comes he will be the only goalkeeper and play the full game.

Guys, I am looking for someone who might be attached to a league, school an organisation etc Every few months, we can have about 10 to 30 pairs of gloves in different sizes that have been returned for different reasons... Even though these gloves have been used, they can still be used and get many many uses out of them still. So i was thinking it is a shame to bin them, as i am sure there are parents/goalkeepers out there who cannot afford gloves. So if you are someone who can prove they are attached to an organisation where you could make use of these free goalkeeper gloves and give them to keepers who might not be able to afford gloves, please get in contact. IMPORTANT. Please do not contact me asking to send one pair out, and only please get in contact if you can 'Genuinely' pass these gloves out to keepers/parents who this would benefit. Also - this is for the UK or Ireland only.