Low willing to help solve Tosh's selection dilemma
Sep 21 2006
Mark Bloom, South Wales Echo
Former Cardiff City midfielder Josh Low has launched a come-and- get-me plea to Wales boss John Toshack ahead of the squad announcement on Monday for the 2008 European Qualifiers next month against Slovakia and Cyprus.
Toshack has a selection problem for the double headers on October 7 and 11, both at the Millennium Stadium. Some players are injured and others under consideration are not playing regular first- team football.
Low, 27, who played for Wales at under-21 level believes there is no time like the present to stake a claim for senior international duty.
Now playing in the Coca Cola Championship for Leicester City, Low said: 'Everything is going well for me and I'm playing at the highest standard I've played in my career and enjoying every minute of it.
'When I played for the under-21s with the likes of Danny Gabbidon, Robert Earnshaw and Rhys Weston it was always my ambition to follow them into the seniors.
'That never materialised, but now I'm in the best position I've been in at any time in my career and probably playing the best football. My wife and kids were born in Cardiff and we've watched Wales at the Millennium Stadium. It would be a dream come true to be part of what John Toshack is trying to achieve.'
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Sep 21 2006
Mark Bloom, South Wales Echo
Former Cardiff City midfielder Josh Low has launched a come-and- get-me plea to Wales boss John Toshack ahead of the squad announcement on Monday for the 2008 European Qualifiers next month against Slovakia and Cyprus.
Toshack has a selection problem for the double headers on October 7 and 11, both at the Millennium Stadium. Some players are injured and others under consideration are not playing regular first- team football.
Low, 27, who played for Wales at under-21 level believes there is no time like the present to stake a claim for senior international duty.
Now playing in the Coca Cola Championship for Leicester City, Low said: 'Everything is going well for me and I'm playing at the highest standard I've played in my career and enjoying every minute of it.
'When I played for the under-21s with the likes of Danny Gabbidon, Robert Earnshaw and Rhys Weston it was always my ambition to follow them into the seniors.
'That never materialised, but now I'm in the best position I've been in at any time in my career and probably playing the best football. My wife and kids were born in Cardiff and we've watched Wales at the Millennium Stadium. It would be a dream come true to be part of what John Toshack is trying to achieve.'
http://icwales.icnetwork.co.uk