Haverfordwest County AFC have officially appointed James Dow to their media team on a permanent basis after two successful seasons of work experience and voluntary contributions. The 22-year-old, who hails from Haverfordwest, will now take on a full-time role capturing the club's key moments both on and off the pitch.
What is James Dow's background at the club?
Dow first joined Haverfordwest County AFC in 2024-25 as part of his university work experience placement. His enthusiasm and dedication saw him remain with the club on a voluntary basis for the 2025-26 season, covering home and away matches across social media platforms. During this time, he documented several memorable moments, including the club's European play-off final victory in 2024-25 and their UEFA Conference League qualifiers in Malta the following summer.
What will his new role involve?
In his permanent position, Dow will continue to play a crucial role on matchdays, showcasing everything that happens at the Dynamite Bridge Meadow. He will also contribute to the club's day-to-day media output, including written content and videography. The appointment comes as Haverfordwest County AFC look to strengthen their media presence amid a challenging start to the 2026-27 season, with the team currently 14th in the Premier League after three consecutive losses.
What does this mean for the club's future?
Dow's promotion reflects the club's commitment to nurturing local talent and enhancing their media capabilities. With the team facing a nine-point deficit to league leaders Llandudno, the focus will be on improving both on-field performance and off-field engagement. Their next fixture, an away game against 12th-placed Ammanford AFC on October 30, will be a key test as they aim to turn their fortunes around.
