Packed fixture programme is fine by RND
SHEFFIELD United youngster Rhys Norrington-Davies is embracing the packed programme of fixtures during his loan spell at Rochdale.
The Wales under 21 international has his sights set on making it in the top flight but needed game time to realise that ambition. He’s getting that in abundance with Brian Barry-Murphy’s Dale.
“It’s tough balancing club and international mentioned that the club Wrexham at the commitments, I’ve already had a small squad and he Racecourse. hit the 20-game mark for was just looking to bring “It’s obviously closer to the season,” said the in a couple of players to home – it’s still an hour 20-year-old. “It’s a lot of strengthen. and a half away – but the games, but it’s something I “I’ve managed to play but the family will all be will embrace and with the the majority of games so coming up to watch,” he right recovery I can get a far and that’s good for my said. “It’s where the Wales lot more under my belt development, I need those under 21s play their home this season. minutes to progress with games and Wrexham were
“As soon as I had the aim of playing at a in the National League spoken to Brian in the higher level in the future.” last year, where I was summer I realised what And the defender is playing, so it will be a he’s about and how he looking forward to good experience and wants to play football and Saturday’s FA Cup first hopefully one we can that benefits me. BBM round clash against win.”
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