23.11.2019 2:30pm
Deeside Stadium, Connah’s Quay
NOMADS CONNAH’S QUAY
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BALA TOWN Connah's Quay Nomads vs Bala Town
WHO’S WHO AT CONNAH’S QUAY NOMADS CHAIRPERSON Victoria Roycroft
FIRST TEAM MANAGER Andy Morrison
PRESIDENT John Gray
ASSISTANT MANAGER Jay Catton
CLUB SECRETARY Tom Houghton
FIRST TEAM COACH Craig Harrison
MEDIA OFFICER Nik Mesney
GOALKEEPING COACH Neil Ebbrell
MATCHDAY CO-ORDINATOR Trevor Green
HEAD THERAPIST Gemma Bamford
SUPPORTER’S LIAISON OFFICER Will Catterall
HEAD OF LOGISTICS Mal Latter
HOSPITALITY Roma Gray TREASURER John Nixon CLUB HISTORIAN David Rapson HONORABLE CLUB PATRONS Lord Barry Jones, Roger Speed LIFE PRESIDENTS Richard Jones, Bill Dudley
CLUB HONOURS Welsh Cup Winners 2018 League Cup Winners 1996 Europa League Play Off Winners 2016 Europa League Qualifiers 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 Welsh Intermediate Cup 1981 Welsh Amateur Cup 1953 North Wales Coast FA Cup 1994 North Wales Intermediate Cup 1981 North Wales Amateur Cup 1952, 1953, 1955 Welsh Youth Cup 1948 North Wales Coast FA Youth Cup 1986, 2009 Cookson Cup 1988 Barritt Cup 1995 Clwyd League 1980, 1981 Clwyd League Challenge Cup 1981 President’s Cup 1981 Huws Gray Alliance League 2011, 2012 Welsh Premier League U19 2013 U19 National College Champions 2015, 2016, 2017
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CONTENTS 5 CUP FINAL AWAITS FOR DEESIDE VICTORS A preview of today’s semi final 6 NOMADS GOES FOUR POINTS CLEAR WITH VICTORY OVER NEWTOWN Match report from The Nomads’ 3-1 victory over Newtown 10 A VIEW FROM THE STAND Will Catterall looks at today’s big game
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14 GREEN’S PIECE Trevor Green comments on a recent Twitter post about spending £1m on football 16 THE LEAGUE CUP IN ALL ITS FORMATS David Rapson reflects upon the history of the competition 18 NOMADS STAFF Who’s who behind the scenes
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20 FIRST TEAM STATS AND PLAYERS Match statistics and player profiles for The Nomads’ first team 22 FIXTURES AND RESULTS The full 2019/20 calendar
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CUP FINAL AWAITS FOR DEESIDE VICTORS Saturday afternoon’s game at Deeside Stadium sees The Nomads face Bala Town in the Semi Final of the Nathaniel MG Cup with a place in the final at stake. The Nomads have reached the semi final for the past four successive season’s however have unfortunately not made the final on any of those occassions, so will be looking to get that monkey off our back and reach our first League Cup Final since 1996. Both sides come into the game in fine form with The Nomads sitting atop the JD Cymru Premier unbeaten so far in domestic competition while Bala currently sit fourth in the league just four points behind having won their past three games, having scored ten goals without reply. Ahead of the game, Andy Morrison spoke to the club’s YouTube channel saying; “We’re coming up against a team, similar to ourselves who are bang in form - they’ve really hit the ground now, results are coming, clean sheets and they’re in a rich vein of form, similar to ourselves so it’s got all the makings of a great game. I think over the last couple of weeks that Bala have begun to show that the changes that came in the summer are coming to fruition, the freshness as well and I’ve got to take my hat off to Colin on that.” “It’s goingto be a tough game, it always is against Bala, but like I say, I’ve got great respect for what they’ve done this season and I think that respect comes from a period of years of playing against each other - you’re going to fall out with managers along the way, we’re all trying to win and matchdays is a battlefield and you’ve got to find a way to win and for there to be a winner there has to be a loser.”
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JD Cymru Premier Friday, 15th November 2019 Deeside Stadium, Connah’s Quay
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NOMADS GO FOUR POINTS CLEAR WITH VICTORY OVER NEWTOWN Connah’s Quay Nomads defeated Newtown by three goals to one on Friday evening at Deeside in the JD Cymru Premier.
NEWTOWN
Newtown took the lead with a 24th minute goal, but strikes from Michael Wilde, Jamie Insall, and Michael Bakare sealed a Nomads’ victory. Nomads came into the game in high spirits following a 4-0 win over Barry Town United at Jenner Park in a first versus second place battle that had kept them top of the JD Cymru Premier. Newtown travelled to Deeside sitting in 7th place, and were looking for three points to break into the top six after a 3-1 home win over Caernarfon Town in the previous week. Andy Morrison made only one change to the line up, as Callum Roberts returned from suspension to replace the ill Priestley Farquharson. Jamie Insall and Michael Wilde both started having netted braces against Barry. Newtown boss Chris Hughes meanwhile started ex-Nomad Nick Rushton along with the likes of Joe Kenton and Kieran Mills-Evans. The game was played in wet conditions at Deeside, with the first chance going to the hosts in the 6th minute, when Jamie Insall broke through on goal and shot from 10 yards out, but was blocked by the left foot of keeper David Jones. Nomads were looking to create chances early on, with Michael Bakare making runs down the wing and Sameron Dool taking a corner kick which was sent wide by a Callum Roberts shot in the 10th. The Robins’ similarly sought a goal, winning a corner in the 13th minute which was swung close to the goal by Jack Kelly but caught well by keeper
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Lewis Brass. On 17 minutes, ex-Bala man Ian Sheridan had Newtown’s best chance of the game so far, sending a 10 yard effort just past the left post. But on 24 minutes, they did find a goal through Sean McCallister, who sent a 20 yard strike low into the goal despite Nomads having the ball in the Newtown end moments earlier. Andy Morrison’s side found themselves 0-1 down, but reacted perfectly by equalising just five minutes later through Michael Wilde. A good move down the left wing saw Callum Roberts send a cross in which went towards goal, where Wilde was laying in wait to head home. Connah’s Quay continued to attack the Newtown end, with the skilful Sameron Dool firing a powerful shot towards goal in the 31st, only for Jones to save it from 18 yards out. Dool was again an important man for the Nomads in the final third, as his corner kick helped produce their second goal in the 35th. His delivery was headed in the six yard box by Wilde, with Insall then rising up to make sure it went high into the top right corner. Having come back from 0-1 down to lead 2-1 in the space of just over 10 minutes, the Nomads had taken a hold of the game and maintained their control of it until the interval. The second half saw Nomads’ work well to frustrate a Newtown side determined to find a way back into the game, with the likes of Bakare and Poole proving dangerous on their respective wings. Just before the hour mark, there was drama as Nomads nearly scored via a Callum Roberts lob. He found the keeper off his line and went for goal from 25 yards out, but it hit the post before Wilde followed up with a close range effort saved by Jones, who recovered to deny Nomads a third. Andy Morrison then made his first change of the evening, introducing Jay Owen in place of Declan Poole to consolidate Nomads’ strength in the midfield. With 20 minutes to play, the hosts’ much sought-after third goal was still evading them despite their disciplined play regularly sending them into Newtown’s final third. In the 75th, Jay Owen found Insall clear in goal upfront with a ball to beat the offside trap, but he was beaten to it by Jones who rushed off his line to clear it. With 10 minutes to play Nomads showed no sign of settling with the 2-1 scoreline, as Insall went close to a brace in the 82nd. From the edge of the area he tried to chip the keeper, but the effort went just wide. But in the 85th, the third goal finally came courtesy of Michael Bakare, who found himself alone on the left wing and surged into the area before sending the ball around Jones from around 15 yards out. Nomads moved to make two more substitutions, replacing Wilde and Dool with John Disney and Conor Harwood, who won Nomads a free kick in the 89th near Newtown’s left corner flag. Michael Bakare took the kick and sent it close to the goal mouth, but the Robins did enough to keep it out. Full time saw Nomads remain top of the JD Cymru Premier and extend their strong run of form to 15 league games without a loss.
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A VIEW FROM THE STAND BY WILL CATTERALL
It’s great to be at Deeside for a Saturday 2:30 kick off – something we’ve rarely had so far this season, for a chance to reach the Nathaniel MG Cup final for the first time in over 20 years today. It will be mentioned elsewhere in this programme that today will be our fifth attempt to reach the final in a row, having fallen just short in the past four seasons. It’s a bizarre record on many accounts, as having reached the past two JD Welsh Cup finals and won one of them, and came runners up in last season’s Tunnocks Caramel Wafer Cup, we’re no stranger to success when it comes to fighting for silverware. All teams have thorns in their side, and the semi-final of this particular competition happens to be ours. Before the draw for the last four was made, our main priority was to be drawn at home, having lost here just once so far in 2019. Although we got the toughest opponent we could get, winning a cup is all about beating the best, and Bala definitely count amongst them. Games against the Lakesiders are always tough and often decided by fine margins. The quality both we and them is significant, which is why we’re two of North Wales’ leading sides with strong pedigrees in European competition. While we’re both fighting for Europe in the league, it’s worth noting the prize for winning this year’s Nathaniel MG Cup is a place in the 2020/21 Tunnocks Caramel Wafer Cup. Last season’s run to the final helped put Connah’s Quay Nomads on the map, and while we want to continue our (in)famous reputation in Scotland, Bala will want their own shot at a run for the Celtic Cup. Following today’s game, we’re spending another two weeks down in South Wales, playing Penybont on Saturday 30th November and then Abertillery Bluebirds in the JD Welsh Cup third round on the following Saturday. We’ll need all the support we can get to stay top of the league and reach the fourth round of the cup respectively, and really appreciate the support we’ve had during a period of regular away games down South. Score Prediction: Nomads 2-1 Bala Town Nomads’ Player of the Week: Jamie Insall When Jamie came to us to get back into football, he said once he got going he’d regularly be seeing the back of the net, and he’s followed through with that promise. Our No.10 has scored nine league goals so far, and looks well on his way to double figures in rich form at the moment. A clinical striker is the difference at any level, and with Jamie continuing to do what he’s doing, we look set for another exciting season as we enter the festive period. Let’s hope he can get the winner today! 10 Connah's Quay Nomads vs Bala Town
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GREEN’S PIECE BY TREVOR GREEN
Hello, This weekend’s game with Bala town is a clash of the two most in-form teams in the JD Cymru Premier. With Jamie Insall knocking in the goals for Nomads, Chris Venables has been as prolific for the Lakesiders. The Nathanial MG Cup comes with an enhanced prize this year. The winners will be given one of the two places in next year’s Scottish Challenge Cup. We want to put an end to a remarkable run of semi final defeats today. We have lost the last four by 1-0. It’s time for us to make the final, but no doubt Bala have other ideas and this will be a well fought out confrontation. All from Bala are welcomed and may the best team win; and may that team be the Nomads. Recently our owner Gary Dewhurst posed the question on his Twitter account as to where you would invest if you had a million to put into a football club. Of course this was a hypothetical question and the answer depends on your objective in making the investment. If you desire to achieve solvency and aim not to make a similar investment year on year then a surplus of income over outgoing is your goal. Should you wish to generate a legacy and perpetuate your good name in a community then a different set of objectives will be important. If you seek to maximize your press and publicity footfall then another route beckons. The choices to achieve any of these goals appears to be ; a) Invest in a club on the outskirts of the English football League. One million pounds would not give you control of even one of the smaller and less fashionable clubs in the English Football League. It would not get you a significant shareholding in a Championship or Premier League club and certainly not a seat on the Board. Our local big name, reflecting in its former glory, are Wrexham. Typical of the sort of club you might invest in. They have a fine stadium, huge potential for support and a full time ethos. However in recent years they have had to sell the stadium and now rent it back on match days. Their excellent Colliers Park training ground went the same way and they now train on a Council owned public park without adequate facilities. They have a wage bill that would swallow your million in weeks and competitors who can raise and spend that sum several times over. Yet, with proper fiscal management you might occasionally break even and you would have constant media attention and would become pretty famous locally. You would expect to dip into your pocket constantly just to stand still. b) Invest in a JD Cymru Premier side. Four of the twelve sides in the League will play European football every year. The JD Cymru Premier sides who lost in the Preliminary round of this years Europa League played two games. They enjoyed memories that will be talked 14 Connah's Quay Nomads vs Bala Town
about for years to come. They received over £200,000 in prize money. Should they have won and then gone on to lose in the 1st Qualifying round they would have received £450,000. Half of your million would be more than enough to assemble a side and staff it to compete for one of those places. Should you be successful you would not need to invest for a further two years. c) Find a club outside of these Leagues and enjoy taking them into a higher sphere. Best of both worlds? One million would see you in control at almost all clubs outside the JD Cymru Premier. You could improve infrastructure to Cymru Premier standard by matching some of your money to the grants available. Get yourself a title contending side, enjoy the cup runs at the lower level and gather your seed corn for when you arrive at Level one. Lets say you put a million into Flint, Colwyn Bay or resuscitated Rhyl or Bangor. You would have success, promotion and possibly momentum. Could be fun. Well, looking at the stats and income from the English Pyramid and comparing it to the Welsh system seems to have provided the answer. Remember Maldon and Tiptree of the Isthmian League North beat meet Leyton Orient in the FA Cup first Round Proper. Their FA Cup run (so far) has consisted of six matches against other teams from their area, two from the same League and one giant kill. Their journey started back on 24 August against Saffron Walden Town in the preliminary round and they are way behind on the League fixtures. They have gained total prize money of £44,140. It’s the greatest season in their hundred year history: unlikely to be repeated too often and has generated less than half of what a top Cymru Premier club expects annually. So in the Welsh System you get to meet glamorous foreign opposition and travel to exciting places, you get it done in time not to decimate your fixture list and you earn ten times as much. I would say its much, much better than the prospect of an FA Cup trip to Slough. Next up for the Nomads are two consecutive trips to South Wales. We go to meet Penybont next Saturday and there is a supporters coach going. When I write there are only a couple of spaces left, so see Eddie today to book on. Then on Saturday 6th we meet Abertillery Bluebirds in the Welsh Cup. The hosts play on a Sports Center pitch with very limited spectator facilities and they state that this is the biggest game in their history. We are treating them with the respect they deserve and Andy has already travelled to watch them. We return to the stadium next for the League encounter with Bala Town on Friday December 20th. Today’s game is refereed by Robert Jenkins. Martin Roberts and Connor Fowler assist him with Tom Owen as 4th Official. We welcome them and thank them. Enjoy the game; Trevor Connah's Quay Nomads vs Bala Town 15
THE LEAGUE CUP IN ALL IT’S FORMATS
DAVID RAPSON REFLECTS UPON THE HISTORY OF THE COMPETITION Established in 1992/93, the inaugural year of the (then) League of Wales, the League Cup competition has undergone many changes. It is considered to be the second most important domestic cup competition for Welsh football clubs after the older and more prestigious Welsh F.A. Cup. From 2019/20 the format expanded significantly with all 44 teams from the top two tiers of the Welsh football league system taking part as well as two wildcard entries. Twenty-eight clubs entered in Round 1 made up of any club without floodlights, two wildcard entries and the remaining teams ranked lowest in their respective Tier 2 league from the previous season. All rounds up to the semi-final stage have been regionalised. The fourteen winners joined the eighteen remaining sides in Round 2, seeded so that Premier League sides were not drawn against one another. The winner of the tournament will gain entry to the Scottish Challenge Cup in 2020/21. Prior to 2014/15 the competition featured only teams from the League of Wales/Welsh Premier League. In 1992/93 each club played eight group matches, home and away generally against local teams and our opponents were Flint Town United, Holywell Town, Mold Alexandra and Newtown. Mainly thanks to the novelty of having floodlit football at the Halfway Ground, our home ‘derby’ matches were well supported with an average ‘gate’ in excess of 500. The following two seasons witnessed a knockout competition with ties staged over two legs from the first round prior to group matches being reintroduced for the 1995/96 competition. Connah’s Quay Nomads were League Cup winners that year having played no fewer than ten games en route to the final with six at the group stage and home and away ties in the quarter and semi-finals. Eventually, Nomads overcame Ebbw Vale 1-nil in the final played at Caersws thanks to Stuart Rain’s deft back-heel to the feet of Peter Hughes who finished with aplomb. Since then the format of the competition has changed every few years between two-legged ties and group matches until the current format was introduced for the current campaign. Not until 2003 was a sponsor found when Loosemores Solicitors of Cardiff put their name to the League Cup. The competition carried the title of The Word Cup between 2012 and 2016, ‘the Word’ being a Cardiff-based telecommunications provider while Nathaniel MG Cars, a car sales company from Bridgend and Cardiff has provided welcome sponsorship for the past four seasons. Because the League Cup has largely been regionalised, the 1996 cup final was the for many years the solitary occasion when we have been paired with a team from South Wales. Commencing last year, however, the semi-final draw was ‘open’ and allowed us the chance to avoid The New Saints and instead entertain Cardiff Metropolitan University, beaten finalists in 2018, in what was our 90th League Cup tie, Cardiff Met providing Nomads’ with a 20th different opponent over those games.
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Nine different clubs have won the cup with The New Saints way out in front of the pack with nine wins from ten appearances in the final. Perhaps not surprisingly Barry Town come second with four successes but the next on the list of winners may tax your brains. Three clubs have won the League Cup on three occasions each, so can you name them? The answers are: Afan Lido, Caersws and Carmarthen Town. Lido have been in three finals and won them all, beating Caersws on penalties in 1993, Bangor City (1-0) a year later and Newtown on penalties in the 2012 final. Rhyl (2 successes), Llanelli and Cardiff Metropolitan University are the other victors. Of the 19 teams to reach the League Cup final, Afan Lido and Connah’s Quay Nomads are the only clubs never to have lost one! Without doubt the strangest statistic surrounds Bangor City, three times winners of the Welsh Premier League and with five Welsh Cups under their belt since 1998. Along with Barry Town and Rhyl, The Citizens have appeared in six League Cup finals but unlike the other two, Bangor City has lost the lot! Admittedly three of those games were lost after a penalty shootout but the 2000 final saw Barry Town thump Bangor 6-0, the highest margin of victory to date. Four seasons back Denbigh Town became the first club from outside the Welsh Premier League to reach the final (Cambrian & Clydach BGC were the second last season), defeating the Nomads 1-0 in a dramatic semi-final. That was the first of five successive semi-final appearances for the Nomads and the four prior to this afternoon all ended in 1-0 defeats. A statistic we would like to change for the better.
NOMADS’ LEAGUE CUP SUMMARY BY OPPONENT P
W
D
L
F
A
Airbus UK Broughton
5
4
0
1
21
7
Bala Town
2
2
0
0
4
2
Bangor City
8
3
1
4
12
19
Caernarfon Town
5
1
2
2
11
13
Caersws
4
1
2
1
3
7
Cardiff Met University
1
0
0
1
0
1
Cefn Druids
4
2
2
0
5
1
Conwy United
2
0
0
2
1
3
Denbigh Town
2
1
0
1
3
2
Ebbw Vale
1
1
0
0
1
0
Flint Town United
7
4
0
3
15
11
Guilsfield
2
1
1
0
4
1
Holywell Town
4
2
2
0
13
10
Mold Alexandra
2
1
1
0
4
3
Newtown
3
0
1
2
1
7
Oswestry Town
3
1
0
2
1
3
Porthmadog
6
1
0
5
7
17
4
4
0
0
8
3
14
7
0
7
22
31
Prestatyn Town Rhyl The New Saints
14
3
3
8
14
25
Total Statistics
93
39
15
39
150
166
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FIRST TEAM STAFF ANDY MORRISON - First Team Manager Morrison joined The Nomads in November 2015 and oversees all football development at the Club, working with the chairman and staff to create and implement the strategies that will help the Connah’s Quay club reach its’ full potential. Morrison, who left Airbus UK Broughton in July of 2015, was instrumental in helping the Broughton-based club reach the Europa League Qualifying Stages for three successive seasons, finishing 2nd twice and 3rd in the Welsh Premier League between 2013 - 2015. As a professional player, he captained the Manchester City side who won the Division 2 Play Off final at Wembley in 1999 and now represents the Etihad outfit as an Official Fan Ambassador. JAY CATTON - Assistant Manager and Director of Football Previously a player with The Nomads but took on coaching role after four knee operations. Completed UEFA A license and also has UEFA B license in coaching goalkeepers and a BA (Hons) degree in Sports Coaching and exercise Sciences. Catton is not only the Assistant Manager of the first team, but also Academy Director, over seeing all aspects of The Nomads Academy, including the scholarship programme run in partnership with Coleg Cambria, and was also heavily involved in ‘The Quay 3G project. CRAIG HARRISON - First Team Coach Former Middlesbrough, Preston North End and Crystal Palace defender, Harrison joined The Nomads in late October 2018 having previously enjoyed success as manager of TNS, winning the Welsh Premier League on six successive ocassions. Played alongside Andy Morrison during their brief spell together at Crystal Palace.
DANNY HARRISON MARK ROWLANDS Player/Coach
Matchday Video Analyst
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NEIL EBBRELL Goalkeeping Coach
MAL LATTER
GEMMA BAMFORD
Head of Logistics
Head Therapist
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PLAYER STATISTICS ° Indicates player no longer with club
Player
¹ Indicates player on loan to another club
Cymru Premier
Europa League
FAW Cup
Nathaniel MG Cup
Friendlies
A G
A G
A G
A G
A G
1 Lewis Brass
15 0
4 0
0 0
3 0
2 0
2 John Disney
11 (2)
0
4 0
0 0
1 (1)
1 (1)
3 Callum Roberts
14 0
4 0
0 0
2 0
2 0
0 (3)
4 Priestley Farquharson 11 (1)
0
0
0 0
1 0
2 0
5 George Horan
11 0
4 0
0 0
2 0
1 0
6 Danny Harrison
9 (1)
0
2 0
0 0
2 (1)
0
2 0
7 Michael Bakare
9 (5)
5
2 (2)
0
0 0
1 (2)
1
2 0
8 Callum Morris
13 (1)
3
4 1
0 0
2 0
2 0
9 Michael Wilde
15 5
4 0
0 0
0 (1)
0
0 (1)
10 Jamie Insall
12 (2)
8
2 (1)
0
0 0
2 (1)
1
2 0
11 Nathan Woolfe
4 (3)
0
1 0
0 0
3 2
0 (1)
12 Declan Poole
9 (4)
2
4 0
0 0
3 0
2 0
14 Conor Harwood
0 (3)
0
0 0
0 0
2 (1)
0 (1)
15 Danny Holmes
15 0
4 0
0 0
2 0
2 0
16 Jay Owen
11 (2)
0
4 0
0 0
2 0
2 0
17 Kris Owens
0 (5)
0
0 0
0 0
2 (1)
0 0
18 Ryan Wignall
4 (1)
1
1 (1)
1
0 0
1 1
0 (1)
20 Sameron Dool
2 (3)
0
0 0
0 0
2 0
0 0
21 Tom Weir °
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 (2)
22 Jacob Barratt
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
23 Eric Merner
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
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1
0
1
0
0 0 1
0 0
CONNAH’S QUAY NOMADS SQUAD
1. Lewis Brass Goalkeeper
2. John Disney Defender
3. Callum Roberts Defender
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7. Michael Bakare Midfielder
8. Callum Morris Midfielder
4. Priestley Farquharson Defender
5. George Horan Defender
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9. Michael Wilde Striker
10. Jamie Insall Striker
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6. Danny Harrison Midfielder
11. Nathan Woolfe Midfielder
12. Declan Poole Midfielder
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20. Sameron Dool Midfielder
14. Conor Harwood Midfielder
15. Danny Holmes Defender
16. Jay Owen Midfielder
17. Kris Owens Midfielder
18. Ryan Wignall Midfielder
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22. Jacob Barratt Midfielder
23. Eric Merner Goalkeeper
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2019/20 FIXTURES AND RESULTS JUNE SAT 22 SAT 29
RESULT
STARTING LINEUP
CLIFTONVILLE ABERDEEN
N N
1-0 0-0
BRASS BRASS
FARQUHARSON HOLMES FARQUHARSON HORAN
DISNEY HOLMES
ROBERTS ROBERTS
HARRISON HARRISON
POOLE POOLE
KILMARNOCK KILMARNOCK FK PARTIZAN
HR A HR
1-2 2-0 0-1
BRASS BRASS BRASS
DISNEY DISNEY DISNEY
HORAN HORAN HORAN
HOLMES HOLMES HOLMES
ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS
HARRISON WIGNALL WOOLFE
POOLE POOLE POOLE
FK PARTIZAN RHYL CARDIFF MET CAERNARFON TOWN CARMARTHEN TOWN BALA TOWN
A A H A H A
0-3 2-0 1-1 0-0 1-1 1-0
BRASS BRASS BRASS BRASS BRASS BRASS
DISNEY HOLMES HOLMES DISNEY DISNEY FARQUHARSON
HORAN HORAN HORAN FARQUHARSON FARQUHARSON HOLMES
HOLMES ROBERTS ROBERTS HOLMES HOLMES HARRISON
ROBERTS WIGNALL DISNEY ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS
HARRISON POOLE POOLE HARRISON HARRISON DISNEY
POOLE MORRIS MORRIS OWEN WIGNALL POOLE
H H H A A H
1-0 1-0 4-1 1-1 1-1 3-1
BRASS BRASS BRASS BRASS BRASS BRASS
FARQUHARSON FARQUHARSON HOLMES DISNEY FARQUHARSON HOLMES
HORAN HORAN HORAN HOLMES HORAN HORAN
HOLMES HOLMES ROBERTS HARRISON OWENS ROBERTS
ROBERTS ROBERTS DISNEY ROBERTS HARRISON HARRISON
DISNEY HARRISON BAKARE POOLE POOLE FARQUHARSON
BAKARE WIGNALL POOLE MORRIS DOOL MORRIS
A A H A A H
2-1 0-2 4-2 1-0 1-1 4-1
BRASS BRASS BRASS BRASS BRASS BRASS
FARQUHARSON FARQUHARSON FARQUHARSON FARQUHARSON FARQUHARSON DISNEY
HOLMES HOLMES HOLMES HOLMES HOLMES HOLMES
HORAN HORAN HORAN HORAN HORAN HARRISON
ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS ROBERTS
DISNEY DISNEY DISNEY DISNEY DISNEY DOOL
MORRIS POOLE POOLE POOLE POOLE POOLE
H A H H A
1-1 4-0 3-1
BRASS BRASS BRASS
HOLMES HOLMES HOLMES
HORAN HORAN HORAN
DISNEY HARRISON HARRISON
ROBERTS HARRISON FARQUHARSON POOLE ROBERTS POOLE
JULY THUR 11 THUR 18 THUR 25
AUGUST THUR 1 SAT 10 SAT 17 FRI 23 MON 26 FRI 30
SEPTEMBER SAT 7 TUES 10 FRI 13 SAT 21 WED 25 SUN 29
COVE RANGERS CEFN DRUIDS ABERYSTWYTH TOWN NEWTOWN GUILSFIELD PENYBONT
OCTOBER SAT 5 SAT 12 TUES 15 SAT 19 FRI 25 TUE 29
CARMARTHEN TOWN PARTICK THISTLE CAERNARFON TOWN CARDIFF MET ABERYSTWYTH TOWN FLINT TOWN UNITED
NOVEMBER FRI 1 SAT 9 FRI 15 SAT 23 SAT 30
THE NEW SAINTS BARRY TOWN UTD NEWTOWN BALA TOWN PENYBONT
POOLE MORRIS MORRIS
DECEMBER SAT 7 FRI 13 FRI 20 THURS 26
ABERTILLERY BLUEBIRDS CEFN DRUIDS BALA TOWN AIRBUS UK
A A A H
JANUARY 2020 WEDS 1 SAT 11 FRI 17
KEY
AIRBUS UK BARRY TOWN UTD THE NEW SAINTS
A H A
JD CYMRU PREMIER
JD WELSH CUP
22 Connah's Quay Nomads vs Bala Town
NATHANIEL MG CUP
UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE
TUNNOCKS CW CUP
FRIENDLY
HR Match played at Rhyl
SUBSTITUTES MORRIS MORRIS
OWEN OWEN
BAKARE BAKARE
INSALL INSALL
RUSHTON MERNER
MERNER DISNEY
HARWOOD WILDE
WEIR WOOLFE
BARRATT WIGNALL
TRIALIST WEIR
TRIALIST
MORRIS MORRIS MORRIS
OWEN OWEN OWEN
BAKARE BAKARE INSALL
WILDE WILDE WILDE
MERNER MERNER MERNER
FARQUHARSON
INSALL INSALL HARRISON
WOOLFE WOOLFE BAKARE
HARWOOD HARWOOD HARWOOD
WIGNALL
WEIR
MORRIS OWEN OWEN MORRIS MORRIS MORRIS
OWEN WOOLFE WIGNALL WOOLFE OWEN OWEN
INSALL BAKARE INSALL INSALL WOOLFE WOOLFE
WILDE INSALL WILDE WILDE WILDE WILDE
MERNER DARLING DARLING MERNER MERNER MERNER
FARQUHARSON
BAKARE HARRISON FARQUHARSON HARRISON POOLE OWENS BAKARE INSALL BAKARE INSALL
WOOLFE HARWOOD BAKARE WIGNALL POOLE OWENS
HARWOOD OWENS WOOLFE BARRATT OWENS BARRATT
WIGNALL WEIR HARWOOD
MORRIS MORRIS MORRIS OWEN MORRIS OWEN
OWEN OWEN WIGNALL BAKARE WOOLFE BAKARE
WOOLFE INSALL INSALL INSALL INSALL INSALL (2)
WILDE WILDE WILDE WILDE HARWOOD WILDE
MERNER DARLING MANLEY DARLING MANLEY MANLEY
HARRISON DISNEY HARRISON
INSALL BAKARE WOOLFE FARQUHARSON WOOLFE DISNEY ROBERTS DISNEY WOOLFE
POOLE WOOLFE OWEN OWENS BAKARE POOLE
OWENS POOLE OWENS DOOL WILDE HARWOOD
WIGNALL OWENS DOOL BARRATT OWEN OWENS
DOOL BARRATT BARRATT
OWEN MORRIS OWEN OWEN OWEN OWEN
BAKARE (2) OWEN BAKARE BAKARE BAKARE OWENS
INSALL BAKARE INSALL (2) INSALL INSALL WOOLFE
WILDE WILDE WILDE WILDE WILDE HARWOOD
MERNER MERNER MERNER MERNER MERNER MERNER
WOOLFE INSALL HARWOOD HARRISON HARRISON BAKARE
POOLE HARWOOD OWENS HARWOOD MORRIS INSALL
HARWOOD OWENS OWENS DOOL DOOL WILLIAMS OWENS DOOL HARWOOD OWENS WORTHINGTON WILLIAMS
DOOL
WEIR
ROBINSON
H.OWEN
DOOL ROBINSON
WILLIAMS H.OWEN
MORRIS DOOL DOOL
FARQUHARSON WOOLFE BAKARE INSALL (2) BAKARE INSALL
WILDE WILDE (2) WILDE
MERNER MANLEY DARLING
BAKARE WOOLFE DISNEY
INSALL HARWOOD WOOLFE
HARWOOD OWEN HARWOOD
DOOL
WILLIAMS
WIGNALL
WILLIAMS
BOLD NAME GOALSCORER
YELLOW CARD
RED CARD
FARQUHARSON FARQUHARSON
FARQUHARSON
SUBBED ON
SUBBED OFF
a
OWEN WILLIAMS OWEN
AFTER EXTRA TIME
WEIR
WEIR BARRATT
BARRATT
WEIR WEIR
(4-2P) SCORE ON PENALTIES)
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BALA TOWN
MANAGER: Andy Morrison COLOURS: Red, Red, Red
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 20 22 23 36 58
Lewis BRASS John DISNEY Callum ROBERTS Priestley FARQUHARSON George HORAN Danny HARRISON Michael BAKARE Callum MORRIS Michael WILDE Jamie INSALL Nathan WOOLFE Declan POOLE Conor HARWOOD Danny HOLMES Jay OWEN Kris OWENS Ryan WIGNALL Sameron DOOL Jacob BARRATT Eric MERNER Callum MANLEY Cameron DARLING
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Connah's Quay Nomads vs Bala Town
MANAGER: Colin Caton COLOURS: White, Black, Black
Josh TIBBETTS Andrew BURNS Sean SMITH Stuart JONES Anthony STEPHENS Jonny SPITTLE Lee MOLYNEUX Nathan BURKE Mike HAYES Henry JONES Kieran SMITH Evan HORWOOD Steve LESLIE Ashley MORRIS Danny GOSSETT Louis ROBLES Shaun KELLY Lassana MENDES Thomas STEPHENS Sion SULLIVAN Chris VENABLES
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Match Officials Referee: Rob Jenkins First Assistant: Martin Roberts Second Assistant: Connor Fowler Fourth Official: Tom Owen