Source: Team_Talk
Wales call for teenage Swans keeper
The 18-year-old has made just one appearance for the Swans but was named in John Toshack's 23-man squad on Friday.[LNB]Midfielder Simon Davies, who has missed the last six games since foot surgery, returns for the match at Cardiff City Stadium.[LNB]West Ham defender Danny Gabbidon is also selected despite having been out for six weeks with calf and hip problems.[LNB]But there is no place in the squad for St Mirren midfielder Andy Dorman, who was hoping to be selected under the new school rule.[LNB]Dorman, who has been watched by Toshack's assistant Roy Evans, was born in Chester but grew up in Wales.[LNB]He had been looking to become the first senior player to benefit from a recent rule change which allows British passport holders to represent any of the home nations, provided they have been educated in that country for five years.[LNB]Wales squad for the friendly with Scotland at Cardiff City Stadium on November 14 (kick-off 3pm): Jason Brown (Blackburn), David Cornell (Swansea), Wayne Hennessey (Wolves); Gareth Bale (Tottenham), James Collins (Aston Villa), Danny Gabbidon (West Ham), Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest), Craig Morgan (Peterborough), Lewin Nyatanga (Bristol City), Sam Ricketts (Bolton), Ashley Williams (Swansea); Jack Collison (West Ham), David Cotterill (Sheffield United), Simon Davies (Fulham), David Edwards (Wolves), Andy King (Leicester), Joe Ledley (Cardiff), Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal); Craig Bellamy (Manchester City), Simon Church (Reading), Ched Evans (Sheffield United), Jermaine Easter, Sam Vokes (Wolves).[LNB][LNB]
