14 Facts About Glyn Garner

Glyn Garner was born on 9 December 1976 and is a Welsh former professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper.

Glyn Garner made one appearance for the Wales national team in 2006.

Glyn Garner turned down a new contract with Bury and joined east London side Leyton Orient in May 2005 on a two-year contract.

In May 2007, Glyn Garner turned down an extended contract at Leyton Orient to join League Two side Shrewsbury Town as their first choice goalkeeper.

However, injuries led to Glyn Garner falling down the pecking order and having not played for the first team since November 2008, he left the club in January 2010 after reaching a financial agreement over the rest of his contract.

Glyn Garner joined Grays Athletic in February 2010 on a free transfer.

Glyn Garner left Cirencester Town in January 2016 after 151 appearances citing the travel involved as his reason.

Glyn Garner's final game was a 3 nil victory against Stratford Town.

In January 2016, Glyn Garner left Cirencester to sign for Merthyr Town.

Glyn Garner has been selected in the Wales national team on two occasions and won an international cap against Trinidad and Tobago in May 2006.

Glyn Garner holds a BA Honours in Sports and Leisure Management, having graduated from Swansea Metropolitan University in 1999.

Glyn Garner was brought up in Pontypool's neighbouring town of Cwmbran.

Glyn Garner's idol is Neville Southall and he supports Everton because of this.

Glyn Garner's move to Newport County in 2010 was a personal one for Garner, having attended County matches as a supporter at Somerton Park in his early years.