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11:26am Friday 18th July 2008
Mark Hughes was delighted with the quality shown by new boy Jo and winger Martin Petrov after he started his reign as Manchester City manager with victory over EB Streymur.
New boss Hughes oversaw a competent 2-0 win in the Faroe Islands in the UEFA Cup first qualifying round first leg, with Petrov scoring the opener and Dietmar Hamann netting the second that made the second leg at Barnsley on July 31 little more than a formality.
And Hughes said of £19million new boy Jo and Petrov: "They have the sort of quality that can really unlock defences."
He added: "We created good chances and I was pleased with Jo's performance.
"He showed great awareness of players around him, and once he gets to know the players and the way we want to play he will be a big asset to us.
"Petrov was excellent, certainly in the first half. The opposition found it difficult to cope with the quality he has. He put a lot of dangerous crosses into the box and with luck we could have converted more.
"But overall his performance was excellent, he got us off on the right foot with that opening goal and pushed us towards a good performance all round.
"We hope he will be proving a lot of goals this season. He has the ability to go past people, and break through the lines.
"When you have someone like that with the technical ability to affect the game positively like that, it gives you a lot more options."
Pembrokeshire's own Celtic Blue Rock Festival is in the running for several prizes in the prestigious UK Festival Awards 2008.
The campaign for curvy ladies has found its frontwoman in the form of Emma Tabor, from Pembroke.
As the young football players from Narberth under-13s team prepare for the start the latest season, they have already scored an important goal.
Sports-mad twin brothers Samuel and Lewys Thomas, aged nine, from Croesgoch, finished off a busy summer of tennis, successfully competing at the National finals, in Cardiff, recently.
The autumn season at Theatr Mwldan begins with a dramatic and comical adaptation of The Canterbury Tales, and the venue has much more to keep audiences entertained as the nights start drawing in.
The search is on for a young Welsh dairy farmer to represent the views of the industry in Wales on a new board.
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