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WHO’S WHO Honorary Club Patrons Lord Barry Jones, Roger Speed Life Presidents Richard Jones, Bill Dudley

DEESIDE STADIUM Coleg Cambria Kelsterton Road Connah’s Quay Deeside Flintshire CH5 4BR

Chairman John Gray

Ground Capacity 1500

Club Secretary and Licensing Officer Trevor Green

Matchday Telephone 01244 816418

First Team Manager Andy Morrison Assistant Manager & Director of Football Jay Catton Club Doctor Dr. Brian Johnson Goalkeeping Coach Neil Ebbrell Head of Logistics Mal Latter Emergency Aid Officer Colin McGivern (Events Medical Team) Head Therapist Gemma Bamford Assistant Physiotherapist Matt Steel Media Officer Nik Mesney

Supporters Liaison Officer Will Catterall Hospitality Roma Gray

MATCHDAY PARKING Players, playing staff, matchday staff and fans are allowed to park on the Coleg Cambria grounds where designated parking spaces are outlined. Please note that vehicles parked in non-allocated parking spaces may be subject to a fine or clamping.

EVACUATION PROCEDURE In the event of an emergency requiring the evacuation of the whole or part of the stadium, spectators are requested to leave the stadium by the identified exits. These will be identified in the evacuation announcement.

Stewards will assist the evacuation.

GROUND SAFETY CLUB HONOURS League of Wales League Cup 1996 Europa League Play Off Winners 2016 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

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In the interest of safety, spectators are asked to co-operate with the Club Stewards in keeping all gangways and emergency exits clear. In the interest of safety, spectators are asked to co-operate with the Club Stewards in keeping all gangways and emergency exits clear. Spectators are reminded that they must observe all ground regulations. Persistently ignoring these regulations may lead to possible further action by the club, including, but not limited to, the withdrawal of any ticket (without reimbursement) and other benefits.

PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM (Ground Safety Announcements) All ground safety announcements will be made on the public address system. Spectators are asked to listen carefully to those announcements and follow any instructions given.

EDITOR’S WELCOME Hello and welcome to the final game of 2016, and what a year it has been!

30 December 2015 saw us sit 5th in the league after two months of Andy Morrison at the helm having won nine and lost nine, but I don't think anyone could have quite predicted the 2016 we were going to have. The dramatic victory here over Airbus in the play off final, the amazing victory over Stabaek and the impressive performances against a very strong Vojvodina side, followed by securing our top six place with a few games to go in the league.

Away from the first team, our U19's reached the Welsh Youth Cup final for the first time since 1946 and Chris Coleman opened our new 3G facility, The Quay 3G. Overall, an amazing 2016, and if we can maintain that curve into 2017, I'll be a happy man!

Come on The Nomads!

Nik

Editor and Designer Nik Mesney Contributors Andy Morrison Jay Catton Will Catterall Trevor Green Nik Mesney Mark Rowlands David Rapson

© All editorial in this programme is the copyright of gap Connah’s Quay Nomads FC and shall not be reproduced without permission.

Content correct at time of print. The views of the individual contributors do not necessarily reflect the views of the Club.

CONTENTS

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FIRST MEET SECOND LIVE ON SGORIO A look at tonight's top of the table clash in the Dafabet Welsh Premier League

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NOMADS SUCCUMB TO UNBEATEN SAINTS Match report from The Nomads' 3-0 home defeat to The New Saints

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NOMADS' ARCHIVE Dave Rapson looks at the 2008/09 Welsh Premier League season

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AIRBUS' CLUB HISTORY The back story of the team from The Airfield

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AIRBUS' PEN PICS A look at the squad of The Wingmakers

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PREVIOUS ENCOUNTERS A look at the results and numbers behind the matches between The Nomads and Airbus

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PLAYER STATISTICS Appearances and goals for The Nomads in the 2016/17 campaign

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NOMADS PEN PICS Headshots, names and numbers for all The Nomads' first team

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FIXTURES AND RESULTS Full match information for the 2016/17 season

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MATCH PREVIEW

2016 draws to a close with Airbus visit Today's game marks the final match of the 2016 calendar year, and what a year it has been for the club.

For the first time ever, we reached the Europa League Qualifying Rounds, advancing to the second round where we were defeated 3-1 on aggregate by Serbian side FK Vojvodina who currently sit third in the Serbian Super Liga behind Red Star and Partizan Belgrage. That journey all began with a victory over today's opponents in the dramatic play-off final here at Deeside in May where a solitary Wes Baynes strike gave The Nomads the victory over Andy Morrison's former side.

The Airbus team on that day featured a number of players who are now at Deeside including the injured duo of Ian Kearney and Michael Pearson along with Jay Owen who has now made over 20 appearances for The Nomads this season. Since that game, fortunes have flipped for both sides with The Nomads continuing to push for Europe with their targets on automatic qualification this season, while Airbus have found themselves near the foot of the table for the majority of the season since the departure of Andy Preece just days before the beginning of the season.

Ahead of the game, Andy Morrison said "Last season's encounters with Airbus were very close, culminating in that amazing play off final that took us to Europe. I expect the same this season - a lot has changed since that afternoon in May and both club's fortunes have gone in different directions, but this game is a local derby and form goes out the window.

Airbus, like us, have had their fair share of misfortune with injuries, suspensions and players leaving the club - Thommo has had to totally rebuild his squad. Ater losing so many key players that were a major part of the success they experienced, it was always going to take time to get things right. Having worked with Thommo for a number of years, I have no doubt that with the right backing, he will bring back those great times we experienced together."

Morrison concluded; "We will have to be at the top of our game as they still have players who can win a game on their own - their recent performances against Bangor and Bala, which we had watched showed that they are more than a match for any team in this very tight league."

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MATCH REPORT

Jay Owen sees his frist half chance go wide

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Nomads succumb to unbeaten Saints The Nomads were defeated for the first time at home this season on Saturday evening after a 3-0 defeat to The New Saints. Scott Quigley scored after just four minutes, with Draper and Rawlinson adding goals in the 46th and 57th minutes respectively.

The result, a first home defeat of the season for The Nomads, was a disappointing one as they had played well throughout the game, with the scoreline failing to reflect their performance.

With John Danby out injured, Jon Rushton started in goal for The Nomads, with Nick Rushton and Nathan Woolfe also starting. The New Saints named 6

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an ever strong lineup with captain Paul Harrison, Ryan Brobbel and Scott Quigley in manager Craig Harrison’s first eleven.

The game began and The New Saints found the net after just four minutes, when a defensive error from Baynes meant Quigley could send a left footed half volley from 25 yards into The Nomads' net.

Despite this early goal, The Nomads went on to put on an impressive first half performance against the champions.

After forcing a corner in the 11th minute, Les Davies had a low shot blocked just eight yards from the TNS goal. 20 minutes in and The Nomads had fought their way back into the game, and began to put the TNS goalmouth under some serious pressure.

A Nathan Woolfe cross was headed just wide by

Davies who had been tussling for the header with Marriott, before Callum Morris saw a strike blocked inside the Saints' area.

In the 31st minute, an opportunity fell to Jay Owen inside the box, only to see his shot go wide. Shortly after, The Nomads nearly equalised as Paul Harrison struggled with a Wes Baynes corner, as the 'keeper parried the ball narrowly wide. As the half went on, The Nomads’ attacks increased, with Nathan Woolfe unable to get a clean connection on a dangerous cross from Wes Baynes to the left of the Saints goal. Despite further efforts, many involving long throw-in’s from Lewis Short, the score remained 0-1 at half time.

Although The Nomads were trailing, there was an atmosphere of confidence around Deeside that the home side could come out of the game with a result after matching TNS for the majority of the first half. These hopes however, were seriously damaged when Greg Draper scored just one minute after the restart.

Breaking through The Nomads’ defensive line to go clear on goal, Draper struck a clean effort low into the bottom left corner of the goal to leave The Nomads with a mountain to climb for the second half. The Nomads looked to retaliate to yet another early TNS goal, with Davies shooting just wide from the edge of the TNS area in the 51st minute.

The Saints got their third and final goal when after a scramble in The Nomads' area, the ball fell to Connell Rawlinson who slotted the ball in just a few yards from The Nomads' goal.

Changes for The Nomads saw Wes Baynes and Nick Rushton substituted for Chris Rimmer and Declan Poole, but this did little to change a game now dominated by TNS. The Nomads still created chances but did not finish them clinically, with Poole running into the Saints area on 71 minutes only to have his shot loop past the left post.

The Nomads’ best chance of the game came when Les Davies headed against the crossbar after connecting with a cross from Woolfe in the 77th minute.

After Danny Harrison came off for Matty Owen, The Nomads continued to push but The New Saints used their experience and passing play to see out the remaining ten and three additional minutes of play.

The result does not affect The Nomads’ league position of second, but reduces the gap between themselves and third placed Bala Town to three points following The Lakesiders' 3-0 victory over Llandudno earlier in the day.

MATCH STATS The Nomads: J.Rushton, Baynes (Rimmer), Disney, Short, Smith, Harrison (M.Owen), N.Rushton (Poole), J.Owen, Morris (Ruane), Woolfe (Smith), Davies The New Saints: Harrison, Spender, Marriott, Baker (Jones), Rawlinson, Saunders, Edwards, Brobbel, Quigley, Darlington (Pryce), Draper (Cieslewicz) Goals: Yellow Cards:

The New Saints - Quigley, Draper, Rawlinson The Nomads - Harrison The New Saints - Darlington

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NOMADS' ARCHIVE

WELSH PREMIER LEAGUE 2008/09

BY DAVID RAPSON It was literally in with the ‘new’ for the 2008/2009 campaign as the Nomads adopted a new name with new owners, a new chairman, secretary, director of football, manager, assistant, coach and many new players! So it was that gap Connah’s Quay FC entertained Haverfordwest County on 16th August 2008.

Steve O’Shaughnessy replaced Jim Hackett as first team manager assisted by Roger Preece and Nick Hughes while Levi Lloyd joined the club as director of football. Trevor Green came in as secretary with Stewart Roberts taking on the role of chief executive. The first team kit was kindly sponsored by Safetyworks Ltd. Goals from Danny Forde and Liam Loughlin ensured a 2-1 victory over Haverfordwest although goalkeeper Chris Maxwell (on loan from Wrexham) proved his worth with a couple of stunning saves.

Indeed, throughout the first half of the season Chris came up with many brilliant performances and it is no surprise that today he is Preston North End’s regular ‘keeper in the Championship. A week later Neath were trounced 5-0 at the Stadium allowing The Nomads a brief stay at the very top of the league table!

So brief, in fact, that despite our third league game of the season also being at home we succumbed by the odd goal in three to Aberystwyth Town. A win at Port Talbot with goals from Tommy Mutton and Loughlin was balanced out by a similar two goal defeat at Carmarthen Town so that after five games we lay fifth in the table but already six points behind a strong Rhyl side that had won every game.

Attendances had increased for each home game and 327 turned up to see Bangor City gain a 3-1 victory over The Nomads in mid-September when Chris Sharpe, son of the former Everton striker and Bangor City manager, Graeme, scored twice.

Twelve months earlier a decent start to the season was followed by an almighty slump as winter set in so it was important that the odd defeat was counteracted by a victory this time around and so it proved a week after the Bangor game when Andy Alston’s first league goal ensured we came away from Caersws with all three points. Despite a 2-0 loss at all-conquering Rhyl, we kept clean sheets against Airbus UK Broughton (0-0) and Technogroup Welshpool (1-0) to remain in contention at the top of the table.

A 1-2 defeat followed away to The New Saints when, with Chris Maxwell unavailable, Craig Vernon was injured in the warm-up and third choice ‘keeper Mike Price was called into the team only to concede twice inside the first quarter-hour. Thereafter, he kept TNS at bay allowing Kieran Quinn to reduce the arrears early in the second-half. NEWI Cefn Druids, next to bottom with a solitary victory to show from 11 games, were next up on Deeside but shocked The Nomads by taking all three points. Peter Doran 12

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gave us the lead seconds after the interval but Druids scored twice in three minutes and despite a Craig Jones equaliser in the 71st minute, Mark Stewart grabbed his second and Druids’ winner three minutes later.

Adam Dickinson’s return from a year long absence following his cruciate ligament injury was longawaited and it took him a while to settle back into the team. He scored his first goal of the season in a memorable game at home to Newtown on 29th November, played in foggy conditions. The Robins scored twice in the first four minutes but we stormed back to equalise through two more Peter Doran goals before Dickinson gave us the lead with ten minutes left. A penalty converted by Craig Williams in the 89th minute earned the visitors a 3-3 draw. Doran found the net once more as Llanelli, second in the table, were brushed aside in mid-December by The Nomads who were full value for the 3-1 scoreline.

Christmas had rarely produced good cheer for our team but on 27th December 2008 we had nobody to blame but ourselves. In a quite remarkable match at The Traeth, gap Connah’s Quay romped into a 5-1 lead with 19 minutes remaining – and still lost! Porthmadog were on a run of four consecutive defeats in which they had conceded 16 goals prior to those strikes from Loughlin, Doran, Craig Jones (2) and Michael Cronshaw.

Instead of hanging their heads, Porthmadog made a valiant attempt to gain something from the match once Rhys Roberts and a Mike Foster penalty had reduced the arrears. When John Rowley scored with still nine minutes left the home side were in fifth gear and it was no surprise when Marc Lloyd-Williams equalised in the 86th minute. The Nomads were stunned but worse was to follow as the game seemed to last an eternity allowing enough time for Lloyd-Williams to grab his second and an incredible 6-5 victory in the fifth minute of added time.

A break of three weeks followed courtesy of the winter weather and it was April before our players could say they had recovered from the trauma of Boxing Day at Porthmadog. Between January and March we lost eight of 11 league games including two 0-6 losses at Bangor City and Cefn Druids, the latter leaving us below The Ancients in the league table and uncomfortably near the bottom.

Thankfully, a trio of victories over Prestatyn Town, Newtown and Porthmadog (the latter being sweet and very necessary revenge) saw The Nomads rapidly climb back up to half way prior to our final home game of the season against Caernarfon Town. The Canaries were already relegated having won just four league games all season. An own goal just before the break gave us the lead in an uninspiring performance and it was typical of the latter part of our season that Ged Courtney, a former Nomads player, should net an equaliser in the 89th minute.

Nevertheless, once again we had kept our membership of the WPL intact since day one back in August 1992 and that point against Caernarfon earned us ninth place – just inside the top half of the league.

We had little cup success during the campaign losing 0-1 away to Bangor City in the second round of the Welsh Cup and failing to qualify from our group in the Loosemores League Cup despite twice beating Prestatyn Town. Only one team qualified from each group and, needless to say, in ours that was The New Saints. With the likelihood of a severe reduction in the number of teams competing in the WPL from the start of 2010/2011, the following campaign was going to be very important for every club.

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AIRBUS' HISTORY

With changes in the factory name the football team has followed suit, being known at various times as VickersArmstrong, de Havilands, Hawker Siddeley, British Aerospace, BAe Systems and Airbus UK. The club is now firmly established as Airbus UK Broughton and, until the end of the 2003/04 season, played its football in the Cymru Alliance, the second tier of the Welsh soccer pyramid.

The club was formed in 1946 and has played in both Chester & District League and the Welsh National League (Wrexham Area). Their last move, into the Welsh pyramid system, saw them canter to the Welsh National League (Wrexham Area) Division Two title during the 1991/92 season winning it by a clear 19 points from Gresford Athletic Reserves. In that season they won 28 of their 34 matches and scored a remarkable 130 goals, an average of almost four goals per game. They also reached the NEWFA Challenge Cup final losing narrowly to Gresford Athletic.

They then spent four seasons in Division One, the first two seasons finishing sixth then, in the third season, two places better in fourth. Season 1995/96 saw a further promotion, finishing runners-up behind Wrexham Colts at the end of the campaign: enough to see them move into the Premier Division of the Welsh National League along with the divisional champions.

Once again they spent four seasons at that level, the first two witnessing steady consolidation, finishing seventh and sixth respectively. In 1998/99, the side pushed hard for the championship but could only finish runners-up once again, a mere two points behind eventual champions Corwen Amateurs.

At last, in 1999/2000, British Aerospace went one better and won the title with 21 victories from 30 matches, finishing their programme four points ahead of Ruthin Town and Penycae. This success meant promotion once

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again, into the Cymru Alliance league and to coincide with the promotion the club changed its name from British Aerospace to Airbus UK. Their first season in the Cymru Alliance was something of a struggle, eventually finishing in a creditable 11th-place with 10 wins and 14 defeats. Unfortunately, the campaign was badly affected by the outbreak of foot and mouth disease which disrupted much of life in Wales.

Continuing the pattern seen after previous promotions, the second term saw a steady improvement and in the 2001/02 Airbus UK finished in eighth spot with 16 wins.

The club was clearly ambitious and again showed signs of progress in the 2002/03 season, achieving their highest ever finish of fifth spot in the Cymru Alliance and reaching the NEWFA Challenge Cup final, losing narrowly on penalties.

2003/04 was tremendously successful when Airbus UK took the Cymru Alliance title with considerable ease, winning it by 19 points from closest rivals Buckley Town, and thus gained promotion to the national league competition, the Welsh Premier.

Ground improvements 'The Wingmakers' as they are known carried out steady improvements to their ground sited just inside the massive Airbus Works in Broughton, near Chester. A new stand was built with a pavilion incorporating changing rooms being completed early in 2004 and two more stands were later added on the opposite touchline and at the Runway End, bringing seating capacity to more than 500. Floodlights were installed in time for the beginning of the 2004/05 season in the Welsh Premier League.

The first two seasons in the Welsh Premier League were something of a struggle as Airbus UK came to terms

with the higher standards. The club battled hard to avoid relegation and appointed the former Wrexham midfielder Gareth Owen as player-manager following two seasons at nearby gap Connah's Quay Nomads.

Performances gradually improved and the Wingmakers finished 12th in 2006/07 earning a spot in the FAW Premier Cup for the first time. The following season brought 11 victories and 42 points to finish in 11th place.

Gareth Owen moved to Rhyl during the 2008 close season and the former Middlesbrough player Craig Harrison assumed the managerial reins having previously been assistant to Owen at The Airfield.

However, after three and a half years, Harrison moved on to TNS and was replaced by Andy Preece as director of football with ex-Manchester City defender Andy Morrison as his assistant.

There followed the most successful period in the club's history. Finishing a creditable seventh in the league and reaching the semi-finals of the Welsh Cup, the club embarked on its most successful Welsh Premier League campaign in 2012/13.

After an exciting climax to the season, the Wingmakers clinched runners-up spot with a 2-0 home win over Bangor City to clinch a first-ever place in Europe.

Three players - Lee Owens, Ian Kearney and Wayne Riley - were included in the WPL team of the season chosen by the 12 league managers. And Owens, along with Steve Tomassen and Preece, were nominated for the player of the season, young player of the season and manager of the season awards.

The following campaign, 2013/14, was even better as the club again finished runners-up to TNS in the WPL, closing the gap by eight points on the previous season

and remaining undefeated against the champions in four league meetings. Airbus finished 11 points clear of the thirdplaced club Carmarthen Town, securing another Europa League appearance with three league games remaining.

Ian Kearney and Lewis Short were included in the league's dream team with Tom Field shortlisted for the player of the season award and director of football Andy Preece again nominated for manager of the season.

In May 2014, it was announced that the pitch at the Hollingsworth Group Stadium would be converted to synthetic 3G in the close season with the assistance of grants from the FAW and the Broughton Wings Sports & Social Club.

A third European appearance came 12 months later when the Wingmakers finished third in the League and faced NK Lokomotive of Croatia, losing 5-3 on aggregate but doing well to draw the away leg 2-2 in Zagreb.

The club was unable to repeat its league performance in 2015/16, finishing in sixth place, but again came close to European qualification, losing 1-0 to neighbours The Nomads in the play-off final. Airbus also reached the Welsh Cup final for the first time in the club's history, losing 2-0 to TNS at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground.

Youngster James Murphy was voted the Welsh Premier young player of the season at the end of the campaign, with striker Tony Gray nominated for the player of the season award.

In August 2016, the club parted company with Andy Preece by mutual consent and his assistant for the previous 12 months, former player Andrew Thomas, was handed the managerial reins.

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6. Ryan J Edwards Midfielder

7. Ryan Edwards Defender

8. Ashley Williams Midfielder

9. Tony Gray Striker

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PREVIOUS ENCOUNTERS Over the last ten years, The Nomads and Airbus have met on 19 occassions in the Welsh Premier League.

In those games, The Nomads have won six, drawn five and lost eight. Our biggest victory was a 4-1 win on New Year's Day 2013, while the heaviest defeat inflicted was a 4-0 loss on Boxing Day 2014.

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10 Les Davies

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15 Sean Smith

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0

2 (1)

0

0 0

3 0

2 0

16 Nathan Woolfe

19 2

4 0

1 0

1 0

2 (1)

17 Chris Rimmer

1 (3)

0

0 0

0 (1)

1 (1)

0

0 0

18 Jay Owen

19 0

4 0

1 0

3 0

4 0

19 Matty Owen

5 (10)

0

0 (3)

0

0 0

2 0

2 1

20 Wes Baynes

16 (1)

1

4 1

1 0

1 0

3 0

21 Lewis Short

14 (2)

1

4 0

1 0

2 (1)

0

3 (1)

1

22 Michael Wilde

7 (5)

3

4 0

0 0

2 2

3 (1)

2

23 Mike Pearson

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

24 Shelton Payne

0 (4)

2

0 0

0 0

2 1

0 0

26 Ben Nash ¹

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

2 (1)

28 Jon Rushton

2 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

4 0

31 Luke Blizzard

0 0

0 0

0 0

1 0

0 0

33 Jordan Manley

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 (1)

0

0 0

44 Jake Leonard

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 (1)

0

0 0

60 Jack Wynne

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

66 Conor Harwood

0 0

0 0

0 0

1 0

0 0

1

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14. Declan Poole Midfielder

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15. Sean Smith Defender

16. Nathan Woolfe Striker

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2016/17 FIXTURES JUNE

RESULT

STARTING LINEUP

TUES 21

MBi LLANDUDNO

A

2-1

J.RUSHTON

KEARNEY

HORAN

LINWOOD

HARRISON

BAYNES

J.OWEN

SHORT

SAT 25

CLIFTONVILLE

A

0-1

J.RUSHTON

DISNEY

HORAN

KEARNEY

SHORT

HARRISON

J.OWEN

MORRIS

H® 0-0

DANBY

BAYNES

HORAN

KEARNEY

SHORT

DISNEY

HARRISON

J.OWEN

THURS 30 STABÆK FOTBALL

JULY A

1-0

DANBY

BAYNES

HORAN

KEARNEY

SHORT

DISNEY

HARRISON

J.OWEN

THURS 14 FK VOJVODINA

A

0-1

DANBY

BAYNES

HORAN

KEARNEY

SMITH

HARRISON

WOOLFE

J.OWEN

THURS 21 FK VOJVODINA

H® 1-2

DANBY

BAYNES

HORAN

KEARNEY

SMITH

DISNEY

WOOLFE

J.OWEN

THURS 7

STABÆK

TUES 26

DENBIGH TOWN

A

4-1

J.RUSHTON

DORAN

NASH

COULTHON

BLIZZARD

J.JONES

FIELD

M.OWE

SAT 30

SALFORD CITY

H

1-1

J.RUSHTON

BAYNES

NASH

LINWOOD

SMITH

DISNEY

J.OWEN

M.OWE

TUES 9

FLINT TOWN UNITED

H

4-0

DANBY

BAYNES

DISNEY

HARRISON

SMITH

WOOLFE

J.OWEN

MORRIS

SUN 13

CARMARTHEN TOWN

A

0-0

DANBY

BAYNES

HORAN

KEARNEY

SHORT

WILLIAMS

J.OWEN

MORRIS

SUN 21

BANGOR CITY

A

2-0

DANBY

BAYNES

HORAN

DISNEY

SHORT

FIELD

WILLIAMS

MORRIS

SUN 28

NEWTOWN

H

1-0

DANBY

BAYNES

KEARNEY

DISNEY

SHORT

FIELD

WILLIAMS

MORRIS

WED 31

CEFN DRUIDS

A (T) 0-0

DANBY

BAYNES

HARRISON

DISNEY

SHORT

FIELD

WILLIAMS

J.OWEN

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER SAT 3

BALA TOWN

H

1-1

DANBY

BAYNES

HARRISON

DISNEY

SHORT

FIELD

MORRIS

J.OWEN

SUN 11

CARDIFF MET

A

2-1

DANBY

BAYNES

KEARNEY

DISNEY

SMITH

HARRISON

MORRIS

J.OWEN

SUN 18

ABERYSTWYTH TOWN

H

4-0

DANBY

BAYNES

J.OWEN

DISNEY

SMITH

HARRISON

N.RUSHTON

FIELD

TUES 20

LLANDUDNO

H

1-1

DANBY

BAYNES

J.OWEN

DISNEY

SMITH

HARRISON

N.RUSHTON

FIELD

SUN 25

RHYL

H

2-0

DANBY

BAYNES

J.OWEN

DISNEY

SMITH

HARRISON

N.RUSHTON

FIELD

OCTOBER SUN 2

CARMARTHEN TOWN

H

1-0

DANBY

BAYNES

J.OWEN

DISNEY

SMITH

HARRISON

N.RUSHTON

FIELD

WED 5

DENBIGH TOWN

H

3-1

DANBY

BLIZZARD

DISNEY

SHORT

SMITH

J.OWEN

N.RUSHTON

HARWO

SUN 16

BANGOR CITY

H

2-2

DANBY

J.OWEN

HARRISON

DISNEY

SHORT

SMITH

N.RUSHTON

FIELD

SUN 23

CARDIFF MET

H

0-0

DANBY

BAYNES

J.OWEN

DISNEY

SHORT

HARRISON

N.RUSHTON

FIELD

TUES 25

RHYL

H

2-1

DANBY

BAYNES

RIMMER

DISNEY

SMITH

PAYNE

J.OWEN

M.OWE

SUN 30

THE NEW SAINTS

A

0-3

DANBY

SMITH

J.OWEN

DISNEY

SHORT

HARRISON

WILLIAMS

FIELD

NOVEMBER SAT 5

ABERYSTWYTH TOWN

A

3-1

DANBY

BAYNES

J.OWEN

DISNEY

HARRISON

SHORT

RUANE

WILLIA

SUN 13

LLANDUDNO

A

2-0

DANBY

BAYNES

J.OWEN

DISNEY

HARRISON

SHORT

N.RUSHTON

WILLIA

TUES 15

THE NEW SAINTS

H

A-A

DANBY

BAYNES

J.OWEN

DISNEY

SHORT

SMITH

N.RUSHTON

FIELD

SAT 19

NEWTOWN

A

1-2

DANBY

BAYNES

J.OWEN

DISNEY

HARRISON

SHORT

N.RUSHTON

WILLIA

TUES 22

THE NEW SAINTS

H

0-1

DANBY

MORRIS

DISNEY

SHORT

SMITH

J.OWEN

N.RUSHTON

POOLE

FRI 25

RHYL

A

2-1

DANBY

SMITH

DISNEY

HARRISON

SHORT

J.OWEN

WILLIAMS

FIELD

DECEMBER SAT 3

GOYTRE UNITED

H

3-2

DANBY

BAYNES

DISNEY

HARRISON

SHORT

J.OWEN

N.RUSHTON

FIELD

TUES 13

CEFN DRUIDS

H

1-0

J.RUSHTON

BAYNES

DISNEY

RIMMER

SHORT

HARRISON

N.RUSHTON

J.OWEN

FRI 16

THE NEW SAINTS

H

1-0

J.RUSHTON

BAYNES

DISNEY

SHORT

SMITH

HARRISON

N.RUSHTON

J.OWEN

MON 26

AIRBUS UK BROUGHTON

A

FRI 30

AIRBUS UK BROUGHTON

H

JANUARY 2017 SAT 14

BALA TOWN

A

SAT 28

HAVERFORDWEST CTY.

A

KEY

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URES AND RESULTS SUBSTITUTES SHORT

MORRIS

WILDE

DAVIES

DISNEY

RUANE

RILEY

WOOLFE

NASH

BIBBY

WILLIAMS

MORRIS

WOOLFE

WILDE

RUANE

MANLEY

DAVIES

N.RUSHTON

RILEY

HOLSGROVE

M.OWEN

NASH

N

J.OWEN

MORRIS

WOOLFE

WILDE

J.RUSHTON

LINWOOD

RUANE

DAVIES

N.RUSHTON

M.OWEN

NASH

N

J.OWEN

MORRIS

WOOLFE

WILDE

J.RUSHTON

RUANE

DAVIES

N.RUSHTON

SMITH

M.OWEN

NASH

J.OWEN

MORRIS

SHORT

WILDE

J.RUSHTON

RUANE

DAVIES

N.RUSHTON

SMITH

M.OWEN

NASH

J.OWEN

MORRIS

SHORT

WILDE

J.RUSHTON

LINWOOD

RUANE

DAVIES

N.RUSHTON

M.OWEN

NASH

M.OWEN

BIBBY

N.RUSHTON

HARWOOD

LEONARD

VAN SCHIE

BRIDGES

M.OWEN

N.RUSHTON

RUANE

DAVIES

DANBY

KEARNEY

HORAN

FIELD

SHORT

WILDE

MORRIS

SHORT

WILDE

DAVIES

J.RUSHTON

FIELD

RUANE

N.RUSHTON

MORRIS

WOOLFE

WILDE

DAVIES

MANLEY

DISNEY

FIELD

RUANE

N.RUSHTON

SMITH

S

MORRIS

J.OWEN

WOOLFE

WILDE

WYNNE

RUANE

DAVIES

N.RUSHTON

SMITH

M.OWEN

S

MORRIS

J.OWEN

WOOLFE

WILDE

MANLEY

DAVIES

N.RUSHTON

SMITH

M.OWEN

S

J.OWEN

WOOLFE

DAVIES

WILDE

MANLEY

MORRIS

N.RUSHTON

SMITH

M.OWEN

J.OWEN

WOOLFE

DAVIES

WILDE

MANLEY

N.RUSHTON

WILLIAMS

SMITH

M.OWEN

J.OWEN

WILLIAMS

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

FIELD

N.RUSHTON

M.OWEN

PAYNE

ON

FIELD

WILLIAMS

WOOLFE

DAVIES (2)

MANLEY

MORRIS

M.OWEN

WILDE

PAYNE

ON

FIELD

MORRIS

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

WILLIAMS

M.OWEN

WILDE

PAYNE

ON

FIELD

WILLIAMS

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

M.OWEN

SHORT

WILDE

PAYNE

PAYNE

ON

FIELD

WILLIAMS

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

M.OWEN

SHORT

WILDE

PAYNE

ON

HARWOOD

M.OWEN

PAYNE

WILDE(2)

MANLEY

FIELD

WOOLFE

LEONARD

COULTHON

ON

FIELD

WILLIAMS

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

RIMMER

M.OWEN

WILDE

PAYNE

ON

FIELD

WILLIAMS

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

SMITH

RIMMER

M.OWEN

WILDE

M.OWEN

N.RUSHTON

WILDE

DAVIES

MANLEY

FIELD

WILLIAMS

SHORT

HARWOOD

FIELD

M.OWEN

WOOLFE

WILDE

MANLEY

DAVIES

N.RUSHTON

RIMMER

PAYNE

HARWOOD

HARWOOD

S

WILLIAMS

M.OWEN

WOOLFE

WILDE

MANLEY

FIELD

N.RUSHTON

RIMMER

PAYNE

ON

WILLIAMS

M.OWEN

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

MORRIS

RUANE

SMITH

RIMMER

ON

FIELD

M.OWEN

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

MORRIS

WILLIAMS

RIMMER

HARWOOD

ON

WILLIAMS

M.OWEN

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

FIELD

MORRIS

RUANE

SMITH

ON

POOLE

FIELD

WOOLFE

DAVIES

HARRISON

WILLIAMS

RIMMER

M.OWEN

HARWOOD

S

FIELD

M.OWEN

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

MORRIS

RUANE

N.RUSHTON

POOLE

ON

FIELD

MORRIS

WOOLFE

DAVIES (3)

RUANE

POOLE

SMITH

RIMMER

M.OWEN

ON

J.OWEN

MORRIS

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

RUANE

WILLIAMS

POOLE

ON

J.OWEN

MORRIS

WOOLFE

DAVIES

MANLEY

RUANE

WILLIAMS

POOLE

played

BOLD NAME GOALSCORER

YELLOW CARD

RED CARD

SUBBED ON

SUBBED OFF

a

HARWOOD

PAYNE

HARWOOD

RIMMER

HARWOOD

BAYNES

HARWOOD

SMITH

M.OWEN

HARWOOD

RIMMER

M.OWEN

HARWOOD

AFTER EXTRA TIME

(4-2P) SCORE ON PENALTIES)

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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 Football Previously a player with The Nomads but took on coaching role after four knee operations.

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MY DANNY HARRISON - Player/Coach Harrison is a product of the Tranmere Rovers youth system, having joined the side as a 13 year old, he made his first team debut in 2001 at home against Wigan Athletic. He went on to make 125 appearances for Tranmere before joining Rotherham United in 2007 where he made an additional 188 Football League appearances. In June 2012, it was announced that Harrison had rejoined Tranmere and the following summer he joined Chester FC. Harrison joined The Nomads in January 2015 and made his debut in a 1-0 victory over Bala Town, going on to make 14 appearances for The Nomads in his debut season. It was announced in May 2015 that Harrison has signed a two year deal to keep him at the Club until the end of the 2016-17 season.

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