Joey Jones

Welsh football manager and player

Joey Jones - Athletes & Sports Figures born March 4th, 1955
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A prominent figure in Welsh football, played defender for Wrexham and won the FA Trophy. Managed clubs including Wrexham and was part of the Wales national team setup. Transitioned from player to management, contributing to the growth of football in Wales.

Played for Wrexham

Won the FA Trophy

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