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Meet the Wrexham Texan spreading club's word – before Reynolds and McElhenney arrived

Even before Welcome to Wrexham aired on Disney+, there was a burgeoning group of Wrexham fans stateside

'No brainer' for striker Jordan to sign for Haverfordwest AFC

NEW striker Jordan Davies might just be the ticket Haverfordwest AFC need.

McPhee returns to help Red Kites soar once more

THE prodigal son has returned to Rhayader Town Football Club with the Red Kites announcing that Dylan McPhee is back at the Weirglodd.

Knighton Town quit league as chairman pledges Robins will return

KNIGHTON Town have dropped a bombshell by resigning from MMP-NL Mid Wales League East.

Growing strong - the story of the Daffodils of Llanidloes

Guilsfield - the village club which always meets new challenges

The story of Knighton Town – Radnorshire's resilient Robins

The supporters of Knighton Town have enjoyed some interesting times over the last three decades.

New FAW President looks to regular tournament participation to help fund infrastructure

New FAW President looks to regular tournament participation to help fund infrastructure A Ysgol Rhiwabon alumni has taken the reins of the Football Association of Wales. Steve Williams was formally voted in as the new president of the FAW last month and has now given some insight to his approach to the job as his four year term started yesterday. Brought up in Cefn Mawr, Williams, 57, played an instrumental role in Cefn Albion’s merger with Druids United to form current JD Cymru Premier club Cefn Druids in 1992. His early introduction into Welsh football politics and administration served him well, and his talent was identified early on by former FAW Councillor Jack Evans who helped him develop his own pathway that would see him elected onto the FAW Council in 1997 at the age of just 33. His subsequent work as secretary of the Cymru Alliance ensured that clubs in the area successfully achieved targeted projects, with his dedication to the domestic game earning him well-deserved respect across Wales.

Colwyn Bay FC confirms signing of 'excellent' defender Joe Williams

Llanidloes Town line-ups through time – chapter two

WELCOME to the second chapter of the chronicles of Llanidloes Town. In 1951 the Daffodils became the first champions of the Welsh National League (Mid Wales) completing a double by lifting the league cup - a trophy they would lift again in 1954 and 1959. The club were once again Welsh Amateur Cup winners in 1965. Further league championships followed in 1972 and 1974 and in 1981 the club emulated the feat of 30 years earlier when completing another league and cup double and won the Central Wales Cup in 1984. Llanidloes were founder members of the Cymru Alliance in 1990 and League of Wales in 1992. However the club were relegated after one season in the new top flight and by 1999 had dropped as low as the Montgomeryshire League.