Gareth as First Name

Gareth Davies            Origin/Culture/Country: Welsh
Gareth Davies: is a retired Welsh footballer who played as a central defender. His career was ended prematurely after a long-term knee injury.Although he was born in England he grew up just across the border in Wales, and represented them at Under 21 level. He joined his local club Hereford United as a trainee and made his debut for the first team in 1992. He was sold to Crystal Palace in 1995 for a £120,000 fee, and was later transferred for £175,000 to Reading.

Gareth Frank Bale            Origin/Culture/Country: Welsh
Gareth Frank Bale: is a Welsh football player, currently playing for Tottenham Hotspur.Bale was born in Cardiff, the younger of two children, and attended Eglwys Newydd Primary School at Whitchurch. His outstanding talent was evident from very early on, in particular his poise and left foot. It was while at this school he first came to the attention of Southampton at 9 years old, when he was playing in a 5 a side tournament with his first club, Cardiff Civil Service football club.

Gareth Jelleyman            Origin/Culture/Country: Welsh
Gareth Jelleyman: is a Welsh footballer who has played for Peterborough United, Boston United, Mansfield Town and currently plays for Rushden & Diamonds. Jelleyman is a left-sided player who usually plays left-back, however he has also occasionally been used in midfield.

Gareth Hall            Origin/Culture/Country: Welsh
Gareth Hall: is an English born former Welsh international football player. He attained 9 caps for Wales and played his club football for Chelsea, Sunderland, Brentford, Swindon Town and Havant & Waterlooville.

Gareth Keith Taylor            Origin/Culture/Country: Welsh
Gareth Keith Taylor: is an Anglo-Welsh footballer currently playing as a striker for Doncaster Rovers.Taylor started his career with Southampton, but failed to make any first team appearances and was released. Bristol Rovers then signed him, and he made his league debut as a centre-back in a 6–1 defeat at Cambridge United in February 1992. He did not play again until the first match of the 1994–95 campaign, by which time manager John Ward had converted him into a striker.

How Does The Name Sound? This is definitely the most important factor. When you say the name aloud does it have a pleasing sound? Choose a name and say it repeatedly. Call it out loud and see if it appeals to you and your spouse. Also, call out the first name along with your last name. More..