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HUWS GRAY CYMRU ALLIANCE

Saturday 7th

November 2015

2.30 pm kick off

Holyhead Hotspur

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Caernarfon Town

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President Cllr Mrs Beryl Warner

Vice President Mr Chris Evans

Mr Gordon Taylor

Life Members Mr Alan Hinchliffe Mr John Rowlands

Mr Carl Taylor

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Web Site Mr Dylan Edwards

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First Team Manager Mr Campbell Harrison

First Team Assistant Manager Mr Darren Garmey

Reserve Team Manager Mr Andy Batsford

Reserve Assistant Manager

Mr John Batson

Goalkeeping Coach and Club Physiotherapist Mr Mervyn Williams

Youth Representative Mr Dylan Edwards

Committee Members Mrs Sian Hodgson Mr Dave Hughes Mr John Maguire

Mr Jonathan Taylor Mrs Karen Weeks

Mr Mark Owen Mr Mike Jones

Mr Ben Williams

Groundsmen Mr David Hughes Mr John Maguire

Mr Stan Owen

Public Address Announcer Mr Steven Williams

Club House Co-ordinator Mr Dave Hughes

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Holyhead Hotspur

Shirts Navy Blue & White Stripes Shorts Navy Blue Socks Navy Blue

Carl Jones

Dean Garmey Kenleigh Owen Phil Williams

Rhys Roberts c Alex Jones Mike Kelly

Jamie Roberts Dewi Thomas Corey Jones

Damian Ketley Mike Edwards

Ryan Jones Danny Connolly Dillon Roberts

Nick Clark Dewi John Thomas

Ryan Booth

Manager - Campbell Harrison Assistant - Darren Garmey

GK Coach & Physio Merfyn Williams

Referee Mr T Owen Assistant Referee Mr J White

Assistant Referee Mr G Williams

Caernarfon Town

Shirts Claret Shorts Claret

Socks Light Blue

Paul Pritchard Joe Williams Nathan Craig

Grahame Austin Gareth Edwards Jamie McDaid

Jay Gibbs Rob Jones

Clive Williams Ellis Healing Kevin Lloyd

Jamie Breese Danny Brookwell

Tom Taylor James Thomas Gareth Parry

Gareth Jones-Evans

Manager – Iwan Williams Assistant – Gareth Parry

Head Coach – Alun Winstanley GK Coach – Mike Innes

Physio – Jess Ellson

Prynhawn Da a Croeso Cynnes, A very good afternoon and warm welcome to all Holyhead

Hotspur supporters and likewise to the Players, Officials and followers of our visitors

Caernarfon Town who are our opponents for this always much anticipated Huws Gray

Alliance fixture.

Games between the two towns are legendary of course going back to the pioneering days of

the game in North Wales in the late 19th century with always a keen rivalry between the

sides including many memorable encounters the post second world war era attracting huge

crowds on Good Friday and Easter Monday. Holyhead then represented by Holyhead Town

always known as the Harbourmen, while Caernarfon always answer as the Canaries.

Holyhead Hotspur of course now fly the flag in the town having been formed in 1990 and we

recently celebrated our 25th anniversary in July.

Our visitors are now beginning to hit the type of form we expect as one of the favourites to

make it to the Premier Welsh league next season, however we ourselves are well in touch

with the leaders such is the competitive nature of our league and my hunch is Caernarfon

will return over the bridge after today’s game knowing fully well they have been in a game!

Last Saturday we were the hosts for the FAW Welsh Cup second round tie against Welsh

National League (Wrexham area) side Chirk A.A.A. who are among the pacesetters at the

top of their league competition. However, we proved far too strong for our opponents on

Halloween and there was no chance of being spooked! We took a two goal lead in the first

half – on 18 Damian Ketley back after a 3 match suspension laid the ball perfectly across the

goalmouth for Dewi Thomas to find the corner of the net in emphatic style and a couple of

minutes later the pacey Ryan Jones on the right sent over an inviting cross for Danny

Connolly (in for Mike Kelly whose wife was due to give birth to their third child) who headed

past the young keeper Jack Cox despite being under pressure. A two goal lead can often be

precarious and to be fair Chirk took the game to us for a good period in the second half but

it had to be said did not test Carl between the sticks unduly although making a couple of

important blocks in each half. Towards the end Campbell’s men recovered their composure

and always looked dangerous, first Dewi Thomas in typical style ghosted in to put the final

nail in the visitors’ coffin to round off our entry into the third round of the Welsh Cup and

Editorial By

Gareth M. Davies

the draw can be found in later on in this programme, we have got another home tie against

local League Of Wales side Bangor City.

It is quite remarkable to think that we have now played seventeen league and various cup

games counting this afternoon’s fixture against Caernarfon that thirteen will have been here

at the New Stadium and only four away, with no doubt five home draws in the cup

competitions and one postponed away league fixture contributing to the fact, but I suppose

that is the way the cookie crumbles as they say but spare a thought for Jonathan, Richard

and me!!

However, our next game is away Huws Gray Alliance fixture at Denbigh Town this coming

Friday night (13th November) with the kick off arranged for an 8pm start.

The Central Park team have been the surprise success in the league and cup so far and

especially so in the Word Cup including giving us a 0-4 beating here in the second round

after we ourselves had taken care of now Welsh Premier Club Llandudno. Denbigh have

beaten Welsh Premier Clubs Rhyl and Airbus to reach the latter stages of the League of

Wales competition but am sure Campbell and Daz will have the players up for the challenge

next Friday night as on our day or night Hotspur can give anyone a run for their money.

Our next home game is another attractive fixture against Holywell Town who were

promoted back into our league from the Welsh Alliance at the end of 2014/15. They too are

among the better clubs in the league having been very successful in recent years in all

competitions, the kick off on Saturday 21st November will be the usual 2.30 pm.

To be honest the Reserves are having a frustrating time in the North Wales Reserve League

and especially so Andy Batsford and John Batson the two managers with games called off by

the opposition etc. Due to various reasons, however they were due to visit Llanrug United

this afternoon and are down to host Blaenau Ffestiniog on Tuesday 17th November with a

7.45 pm kick off. Please check this out nearer the time with the various outlets.

Our two previous away games proved interesting off the field! At Llanfair United everyone

enjoyed a superb after match meal with even Campbell Harrison saying it was the best ever

on his travels (I hope they stay in the league!) while Mold Alex are looking very up market

with their on-going improved facilities which is all good for the standard of the HGA in the

meantime keep the faith.

Gareth M Davies

FOUR GOAL HOTSPUR BEWITCH CHIRK

It may well have been Halloween but Campbell Harrison’s Holyhead Hotspur side were in no mood

to be spooked by visitors Chirk A.A.A. in this second round Welsh cup tie, putting four goals past

their game but in the end well beaten Welsh National League (Wrexham Area) opponents. Strikes in

the first 20 minutes via Dewi Thomas and Danny Connolly (in for the unavailable Mike Kelly) gave the

Huws Gray Alliance side a two goal cushion at the break and although Chirk threatened to make a

comeback for periods in the second half they failed to trouble Hotspur keeper Carl Jones unduly, the

hosts coming strong again in the final quarter of an hour, doubling their total from Dewi Thomas

again and a rocket from Mike Edwards with bonfire night in mind to complete an emphatic move

into round three.

The win will put Hotspur in good heart for next Saturday’s always attractive HGA encounter with old

Rivals Caernarfon Town at the New Stadium 2.30 pm kick off.

Returning after suspension Damian Ketley and Jamie Roberts tested young Chirk Keeper Jack Cox

early on followed by a good run on the right by Ryan Jones in what was a rather scrappy nip+tuc

start. However, the home team were always on the front foot and it was no real surprise they took

the lead on 18 minutes – Damian Ketley received the ball on the left and the omens were good as he

delivered low and hard across the goalmouth for Dewi Thomas to hit a fine first time shot into the

bottom corner. It was 2-0 a couple of minutes later, Ryan Jones produced a fine run down the right

and his searching cross into the danger area saw Danny Connolly head past Cox although under

pressure. Hotspur continued to probe although Carl Jones did well to come out and deny Tom

Freeman on 25 getting hurt in the process. From a corner on the right by Kenleigh Owen it reached

Alex Jones at the far stake who headed just wide while Ryan Jones 30 yard screamer was very close

on 39. Just before the break Chirk’s best moment so far – Marcus Davies to Adam Pugh who hit the

side netting. (Half Time 2-0)

A two goal advantage is often described as precarious and so it proved in the second period, the

visitors winning far more of the ball and on 52 full back Danny Myers put in a good effort just past

the post and on 65 Nathan Lavender to Gareth Roberts who was in on goal but Carl Jones read the

situation well with his legs and just after Ashton Williams powered too close for Comfort on 66.

Hotspur although in control having to defend more and were having to head warnings, but the

visitors were unable to make more of any opportunities coming their way. However, Hotspur sprang

to life again as the visitors who had put in a good second half without making it count were punished

twice again. First on 85 Dewi Thomas ghosted into a good position to take a pass and produced a

sharp finish inside the upright and a minute later a combined move originating from the right

reached Mike Edwards just inside the box who picked his shot superbly into the top left hand corner

which proved to be the final nail in the visitors coffin!

Gareth M Davies

FAMILY AFFAIR EARNS A POINT Mold 2-2 Holyhead

Both Mold Alexandra Manager Sean Rogers and Holyhead Hotspur boss Campbell Harrison on reflection would

perhaps settle for a point apiece at Alyn Park on Saturday. This from a game which sprang to life in the second

half after a first half stalemate.

However, Hotspur were quick out of the blocks in the second half after just five minutes via Mike Kelly, but the

hosts responded with interest drawing level through Jack Laird on 63 and the goal scorer turned provider for

Ross McDowell to put Alex in the driving seat with fifteen minutes to go. A few minutes later they could have

been celebrating a two goal advantage but returning to the starting line-up after numerous weeks out injured

central defender Alex Jones headed off the line and the goal saver went to goal taker ten minutes from the

end to finish off a Rhys Roberts header and earn his side a point thus adding to ‘fellow family member’ Kelly’s

earlier strike.

Roberts had almost got on the scoresheet himself just a minute prior to Jones’ leveller striking the bar while

the visitors had to finish the final five minutes without full back Brendun Hogan after somewhat harshly

receiving a straight red for violent conduct!

This coming weekend Harrison’s men welcome Welsh Cup second round visitors Chirk AAA from the Welsh

National League (Wrexham area) to the New Stadium 2.30 pm kick off. Hoping to make it into the third round

draw and perhaps meet one of the Welsh Premier clubs at Home!

Hotspur first to show and Alex Jones cross was headed wide by Corey Jones on two. A minute later Jack Laird

for Mold produced a good effort but wide. Nip & Tuc but on 14 Tom Murray made a good run from the left

and his shot drifted just wide on the far post. The same player for Mold was again involved in good approach

work but drove over on 22. At the other end following successive Holyhead corners Kenleigh Owen’s snapshot

was just tipped over by Steve Longgrigg on 29. On the half hour mark John McAulliffe released Laird and with

Carl Jones having to come out of goal slipped the ball past the keeper and rolled past the upright. On 33 a free

kick by Kenleigh Owen was blocked and rebounded to him and he drove just wide. On 39 Mold’s Alex Ahmed

put a poor pass across his own area reaching Ryan Jones who shot first time but wide. Half Time 0-0

Holyhead on the front foot quickly at start of the second half and the second of two corners on the right by

Kenleigh Owen reached a crowded goalmouth the ball eventually coming back to Mike Kelly just inside the box

whose shot perhaps aided by a slight deflection crept inside the post (50). Straight down the other end and

Daley Wood had a golden chance to get his side back into it quickly but his finish let him down driving wide.

Mold were having a lot of the ball but Woods on the right was wasting good positions by poor delivery into the

box. Hotspur were looking to add at this stage, Dean Garmey netted with a header but offside. On 63

however, the Alyn Park side were level – this time Woods cross was half cleared and Jack Laird’s stinging drive

seemed to take a couple of deflections before hitting the corner of the net. Mold’s tails up now in what was

turning out to be a good second period and on 75 took the lead, Laird did very well to release sub Ross

McDowell who beat off his defenders and from fifteen yards produced a superb curling effort beyond Carl

Jones. A minute later it could have been worse sub Andreas Enconmides on the left touch line saw the keeper

off his line after clearing danger and his shot was goal bound only for Alex Jones to head away on the line in

what turned out to be a defying moment. On 79 a corner on the left by Jamie Roberts saw Rhys Roberts’s

smart header smack against the bar and somehow stay out for another corner – same again Roberts again

beating the defence with another header and Alex Jones in front of him touched it past the keeper. With five

minutes left Hotspur went down to ten men with Brendun Hogan’s dismissal but 2-2 was perhaps right at full

time.

CYMRU ALLIANCE LEAGUE TABLE

Rank Team Pd W D L For Ags Gd Pts

1 Caernarfon Town 11 7 2 2 20 10 10 23

2 Prestatyn Town 11 7 1 3 28 17 11 22

3 Denbigh Town 11 7 1 3 26 16 10 22

4 Gresford Athletic 11 6 3 2 24 14 10 21

5 Cefn Druids 11 7 0 4 17 12 5 21

6 Holywell Town 11 6 2 3 25 12 13 20

7 Guilsfield 11 6 2 3 15 15 0 20

8 Holyhead Hotspur 10 5 3 2 19 12 7 18

9 Flint Town United 11 5 2 4 20 15 5 17

10 Porthmadog 11 4 1 6 16 22 -6 13

11 Mold Alex 11 3 2 6 21 22 -1 11

12 Conwy Borough 10 3 1 6 10 14 -4 10

13 Buckley Town 11 3 1 7 15 27 -12 10

14 Llanfair United 11 3 0 8 20 29 -9 9

15 Rhayader Town 11 2 1 8 10 34 -24 7

16 Caersws 11 2 0 9 11 26 -15 6

CYMRU ALLIANCE TOP GOAL SCORERS

8 Goals – Kristan Pierce (Denbigh Town)

7 Goals – Damian Ketley (Holyhead Hotspur)

7 Goals – Jamie Breese (Caernarfon Town)

6 Goals – Warren Duckett (Denbigh Town)

6 Goals – Tom McElmeel (Holywell Town)

6 Goals – Lee Davey (Buckley Town)

CYMRU ALLIANCE FIXTURES

Buckley Town v Denbigh Town (Last Night)

Caersws v Llanfair United

Cefn Druids v Conwy Borough

Flint Town United v Mold Alexandra

Holywell Town v Gresford Athletic

Porthmadog v Prestatyn Town

Rhayader Town v Guilsfield

Reserve Division (East) table

# Team Pd HW HD HL AW AD AL W D L F A Diff Pts

1. Colwyn Bay 7 3 0 0 4 0 0 7 0 0 23 3 20 21

2. Meliden 6 4 0 0 1 0 1 5 0 1 21 8 13 15

3. Denbigh Town 7 3 1 0 1 1 1 4 2 1 18 10 8 14

4. Llandudno Junction 7 1 1 1 2 0 2 3 1 3 14 13 1 10

5. Llandyrnog Utd 3 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 2 2 5 -3 1

6. Llanrwst Utd 5 0 0 1 0 1 3 0 1 4 11 20 -9 1

7. Prestatyn Sports 4 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 1 3 4 15 -11 1

8. Glan Conwy 5 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 5 3 22 -19 0

Reserve Division (West) table

# Team Pd HW HD HL AW AD AL W D L F A Diff Pts

1. Trearddur Bay 8 4 1 0 1 1 1 5 2 1 19 7 12 17

2. Llanberis 6 2 0 0 1 3 0 3 3 0 13 8 5 12

3. Porthmadog 7 3 1 0 0 1 2 3 2 2 17 19 -2 11

4. Blaenau Ffestiniog 6 2 1 1 0 0 2 2 1 3 9 14 -5 7

5. Llangefni Town 6 0 2 0 1 1 2 1 3 2 8 9 -1 6

6. Llanrug Utd 6 1 0 1 1 0 3 2 0 4 12 14 -2 6

7. Holyhead Hotspur 7 0 1 3 1 0 2 1 1 5 6 13 -7 4

WELSH ALLIANCE Division 1 table

# Team Pd HW HD HL AW AD AL W D L F A Diff Pts

1. Glantraeth 10 5 2 0 3 0 0 8 2 0 23 10 13 26

2. Llangefni Town 11 4 2 0 3 1 1 7 3 1 33 15 18 24

3. Llandudno Junction 9 4 1 0 3 1 0 7 2 0 26 12 14 23

4. Trearddur Bay 9 3 1 0 2 3 0 5 4 0 25 13 12 19

5. Barmouth & Dyffryn Utd 11 3 1 3 3 0 1 6 1 4 18 13 5 19

6. Glan Conwy 11 4 0 1 1 2 3 5 2 4 29 22 7 17

7. Abergele Town 12 1 0 2 4 2 3 5 2 5 15 16 -1 17

8. Llanrug Utd 9 1 1 2 3 1 1 4 2 3 24 18 6 14

9. Llanberis 9 2 2 1 2 0 2 4 2 3 16 15 1 14

10. Pwllheli 11 2 1 3 2 1 2 4 2 5 15 26 -11 14

11. Penrhyndeudraeth 9 3 1 2 0 2 1 3 3 3 22 20 2 12

12. Gwalchmai 9 2 0 2 1 1 3 3 1 5 15 22 -7 10

13. St Asaph City 11 2 2 1 0 0 6 2 2 7 28 27 1 8

14. Llanrwst Utd 10 0 0 5 1 1 3 1 1 8 7 23 -16 4

15. Llanfairpwll 11 1 1 3 0 0 6 1 1 9 5 32 -27 4

16. Llandyrnog Utd 10 0 0 4 1 0 5 1 0 9 10 27 -17 3

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SECRETARY NOTES

Welcome everyone to the New Stadium for today’s Huws Gray league match against one of

the front runners in the league Caernarfon Town, and a special welcome to all connected in

any way with them. They have I am sure brought a load of supporters (which is great news)

as this will create a good atmosphere for the match so let’s hope we all enjoy a good

afternoon’s foootball. I know that Caernarfon’s supporters are vocal and sometimes

boisterous but I am sure they will be better behaved than some of the very rowdy element we

had last week when Chirk AAA visited us. We have had many tussles with Caernarfon over

the years stretching back especially to the 50’s and 60’s. I refereed there many times and the

atmosphere was always great, they are indeed a fine club with a long and proud tradition (just

like the late and great Holyhead Town).

Those who supported Holyhead Town all those years ago will be sad to hear that ‘Raymond

bach’ who lived in Wrexham has died. A tenacious mid fielder was Raymond, who despite

his size was a real handful and football was not such a gentlemanly game in those days.

The first team has a difficult month ahead as we are playing four of the top teams in the

league this month. Today we host Caernarfon Town, and next Friday 13th

we are away at

Denbigh Town 7.45pm ko and Saturday 21st home to Holywell Town and then to cap it all

away at Guilsfield on the 28th

November. What a month and it will be interesting to see how

many points we collect out of those four very hard matches.

We seemed to have a good 20 minutes at the start, and a good 20 minutes at the end of the

match last Saturday against Chirk AAA. The middle 50 minutes to my mind was when we

descended to their level. If they win the Welsh National league title (Wrexham area) and

want to come into this league they will have to improve considerably. We scored 2 goals in

each of the first 20 and final 20 minutes and when we played ‘around them’ as we are so

capable of doing it looked easy. A great debut goal from Danny Connolly will make him and

his family so proud. Good to have him with us he transferred in from Bodorgan recently. I

wont say any more about the Chirk AAA match as people may think I am being critical, but

we will certainly need to raise our game today against Caernarfon Town today.

The reserves are away at Llanrug today and home to Blaenau Ffestiniog on Tuesday 17th

November with a 7.45pm kick off. Then they are away at Llanberis on Saturday 28th

November. There are two matches in December home v Porthmadog (mid week date to be

confirmed) and away at Llangefni on Saturday 19th

December.

Welcome back to Bryn Roberts an extremely talented right sided wing man who will do a

great job for Andy and John in the reserves, and you never know the first team and well,

football has these strange twists and turns.

Dave, Mike and myself met Council officers last Friday to discuss the future for us when the

Council stop doing the work they do now on the 31st March. We asked various questions and

they have taken our concerns away and hopefully we will have everything sorted in the next

couple of months. I am hoping to get a grant soon so that we can do some alterations to the

Club house. We need a new fire exit door and that will be the time we move the stage to the

other side of the room with a new carpet and larger dance floor.

Our fire consultant Emlyn Manley Williams of Mon Fire Management is working closely

with us and we need to listen carefully to his advice.

Our Mervyn Williams spends a great deal of his time coaching all our young keepers. He

does it from the goodness of his heart. Thanks Mervyn and you never know where your

coaching will take some of these lads.

I have put an advert board up for Mark of DU as a thank you for getting us the new Club

Shop/Store building, and also a board for ‘Linksair’ who have sponsored the first team away

kit. If you are interested in an advert board around the ground please contact me Richard

Parry 01407 762904, it’s a great way of showing your support for the club and the

community.

Well this league is getting more interesting by the minute. There are now six clubs

scrambling for the top spot and it looks as if it will be a tight race right through to the end of

season. The one with a Domestic Licence of course will be the only real winner, so

Caernarfon Town will obviously be going for that this term. If they succeed good luck to

them but it is a tough call this year with so many good teams taking points off each other.

A great supporter of the Club Kevin Lewis must have thought Christmas had come early for

him last Saturday. The under 16’s which he manages with Rikki and Stan won 8 – 0, Hotspur

won 4 -0, but hugely important Liverpool beat Chelsea to add to the misery of Jose M the

Chelsea manager. Since Jose M had that ‘up and downer’ with Eva the club doctor things

have gone from bad to worse at the club, and I really wonder if he has lost the dressing room.

No manager can survive long if that be the case.

A dream Welsh Cup draw for the weekend 5/6 December (details to be finalized) against

Bangor City. Strange Gwyn Pierce and I were talking about the draw last Saturday and I said

I hope we don’t draw you!!!

I attended a meeting last Tuesday with Andy and John of the reserves to discuss the way

forward for the league. There are now only 14 teams and the consensus seemed to be that

from January we do to one league for all 14 clubs. We will have to await the decisions of the

individual clubs and the league management committee.

Our Youth Development committee would love to see the present youth league structure of

under 12/14/16 changed to under 13/15/17 as it used to be some seasons ago, and the reason

for this is to give youngsters that extra year in youth football before they have to enter senior

football. Alun Foulkes on the NWCFA could be crucial here as it’s the NWCFA that can

agree to the new format. I know players can sign for senior football aged 16 but some of them

are still ‘slight in stature’ and playing senior football is just too much at that point in their

development. We will wait with interest to see if there is any progress on this matter.

Lastly have a look please at the Club shop Gareth is keen to make sales and Christmas is

getting closer. What better Christmas gift than a scarf or a hat or something to treasure.

RICHARD PARRY

'We Shouldn't Fear Any Team'.

An update from Cofis manager Iwan Williams on all things Caernarfon Town:

“I was pleased with our performance on Saturday. Many looked at it as a potential banana

skin but we handled it well and put in a very professional performance. Having said that,

Junction came at us in the opening stages and it felt like it was going to be a real cup tie. It

took us half an hour to gain control of the game but once we scored the first goal, there was

only going to be one winner. It’s not often you go into half-time 3-0 up and have a go at the

players, but I felt it was justified as it took us too long to get out of first gear. Second half we

dominated possession and our pattern of play was clear and visible which was pleasing as it

was something we’d worked on in training in the week. Our movement and creativity was

very effective and probably the only negative from the performance was that we didn’t

punish our visitors enough.

I must single out Jay Gibbs as I thought he was tremendous on Saturday. He kept us ticking

for ninety minutes and scored two quality goals. His work rate is different class and you can

see why he gets frustrated as he’s a born winner. That’s something that I will not try to take

out of him because sometimes it has a positive effect as he demands performances from his

team mates. Jay just needs to stay at that level now and continue to drive us on from midfield.

The Welsh Cup draw was an interesting one and the tie is one we’re all looking forward to.

It’s sometimes good to get away from your normal surroundings and test ourselves in the

unknown! Goytre have started similarly to us and are top of their respected league which is

equivalent to ours so we will not underestimate them. We’ve already began preparation as we

will look to travel down on the Friday night to enable us to be fresh for the tie. This is a

competition that I feel very passionate about and I stressed to the players that we’re not in it

to make the numbers up. We’ve played six WPL teams since I’ve been in charge and only

lost one of them in ninety minutes so we shouldn’t fear any team.

We have a good changing room at the minute and the lads are pulling together very well.

Togetherness was something I was keen to implement when I came in so it’s pleasing that the

lads are buying in to that ethos. We have players coming back from injuries now also which

will give me a selection headache as some of them are going to be disappointed but it’s part

and parcel of football nowadays and the players know that. I’d much rather have this sort of

headache though than the one I’ve endured for the last six or seven weeks, where we’ve been

struggling for numbers due to a host of injuries!!”

Caernarfon Town 4 – 0 Llandudno Junction. Caernarfon Town have not enjoyed a run to the latter stages of the Welsh Cup for a number of years

but the signs are positive that this may be about to change as Iwan Williams’ side confidently swept

past a good Llandudno Junction in their second round tie at the Oval.

The Railwaymen have enjoyed an excellent season thus far and currently lie third in the Welsh

Alliance League after an unbeaten nine match start to the campaign. However, the Cofis are also on

a good run of form and they proved too strong for the visitors, comfortably running out 4-0 victors.

Town’s midfield playmaker, Jay Gibbs, returned to the side after a three game suspension and he put

on a man of the match performance, helping his side through with a well taken brace, with Grahame

Austin and Jamie Breese also finding the net.

The visitors started the match confidently without creating too much going forward whilst

Caernarfon were initially forced into speculative long range efforts on goal, with Jamie Breese twice

pulling the trigger without success, his second attempt whistling an inch past the keeper’s near post.

Known for his creativeness on the ball, Nathan Craig was given an opportunity to show his defensive

qualities in the twentieth minute and he produced a well-timed tackle on Joel Hewitt, the Junction

defender looking set to strike from close range.

Jamie McDaid went close to finding the next in the twentieth minute but could not quite take

advantage of his opportunity whilst Danny Brookwell and Jay Gibbs linked well a minute later to set

up Rob Jones just inside the penalty area, but the midfielder’s powerful goalbound strike was

deflected off a Junction defender for a corner.

It was some quick thinking between Nathan Craig and Jamie McDaid that finally helped create

Caernarfon’s opener on the half hour mark when they worked a quick short corner, with Craig

crossing the ball into the area, where Grahame Austin did well to rise above his marker and head

past Junction stopper Gwydion Owen and into the bottom far corner of his net (photo).

Town doubled their lead four minutes later when Gibbs, Breese and Rob Jones worked well together

and Gibbs finished things off with a first time finish from ten yards. Gibbs turned provider just before

half-time as he threaded a ball from midfield into the path of Breese, who finished superbly by

dinking the ball over the onrushing Owen.

With such a commanding lead at half-time, Caernarfon could have been excused for easing off the

pace but they continued to surge forward and Breese warmed the hands of Owen with a thunderous

low strike that the keeper did well to get his hands to.

On the hour mark manager Iwan Williams took the opportunity to give the recently returned James

Thomas a second home debut for the club, having last appeared for the team at the Oval seven

years ago. The winger made an instant impact when a jinking run resulted in him being brought

down just outside the penalty area. Nathan Craig’s free kick was pushed out by Owen but the ball

soon returned to the ex-Everton player who crossed to the far post, where Gibbs was on hand to

head the ball past Owen.

The draw for the next round of the Welsh Cup will be held on Monday and Caernarfon Town

supporters may well feel that their poor record in the country’s premier cup competition may be

about to end.

Supporters’ Man of the Match: Jay Gibbs.

Team: Paul Pritchard, Joe Williams, Nathan Craig, Grahame Austin, Gareth Edwards, Jamie McDaid,

Rob Jones, Clive Williams, Danny Brookwell, Jay Gibbs, Jamie Breese. Subs (used): James Thomas,

Kevin Roberts.

Caersws 3 – 6 Caernarfon Town.

Caernarfon Town are top of the Cymru Alliance League tonight after an exciting 6-3 victory over Caersws at the

Recreation Ground. With new signing James Thomas added to the group, Iwan Williams was able to take a

sixteen man squad down to Powys and, with the hosts currently languishing at the foot of the table, his side

proved just how big the gap between the top and bottom teams are as they ran out comfortable winners.

Having said this, the home side had to play the final hour with ten men and did well to keep the score close

until late in the second period.

Caernarfon looked confident from the off as they started with a quick tempo, passing the ball smartly from the

back although it was Town stopper Paul Pritchard who was the first to be tested when he comfortably held a

low effort by ‘Sws striker Elliot Jones in the third minute. Jamie Breese and Kevin Lloyd were looking to run the

channels whenever they could and it was a well-timed run from Breese in the fifth minute that forced Dale

Evans to bring him down in the area, giving referee Martin Williams little option but to award a penalty, which

Nathan Craig confidently made the most of, sending David Jones the wrong way between the sticks (photo).

The hosts were finding it hard to keep possession of the ball in the early stages but their frontman Elliot Jones

was looking sharp and, having already tested Pritchard once, he managed to beat the Cofis keeper with an

excellent strike that found the far corner of his net in the ninth minute, putting the teams back on level terms.

However, it took Caernarfon just three minutes to restore their lead when the home side failed to clear their

lines from a corner, Rob Jones crossing into the box, where Gareth Edwards was on hand to head the ball into

an empty net.

The Canaries dominated possession from hereon and it came as no surprise when they extended their lead in

the twenty sixth minute. Kevin Lloyd was through on goal and about to pull the trigger when he was brought

down from behind by Jack Bermingham, resulting in a second spot kick for the Cofis and a red card for the

Caersws defender. Nathan Craig repeated his earlier success from the spot and Caernarfon seemed set for a

comfortable afternoon, two goals up and facing ten men. To be fair to Graham Evans side, they rolled their

sleeves up and worked hard to keep a tight shape and although Caernarfon went close to finding the net again

through Gareth Edwards, Kevin Lloyd and Jamie Breese, Caersws were making rare forays into the Town half

and substitute Jack Harris forced Pritchard into a stunning save from his free kick, the Town keeper stretching

full length keep the ball out of his net. Indeed, the hosts did manage to reduce the deficit in first half injury

time, when their dangerman Elliot Jones stunned Pritchard with a dipping shot that flew over the keeper from

twenty yards out. Caersws continued to keep themselves in the match at the beginning of the second half but

were showing little by way of goal threat, with Caernarfon looking comfortable on the ball, and enjoying the

extra space to be had with an extra man. Having gone close to restoring their two goal lead on numerous

occasions, they finally managed to find a way past Jones again when Grahame Austin got on the end of a

Nathan Craig free-kick to head the ball into the bottom far corner of the net.

The goal seemed to dishearten Caersws slightly and good work between Kevin Lloyd and Joe Williams on the

right flank ended with Williams skipping past his marker before crossing the ball into the six yard box where

Clive Williams arrived impressively to volley the ball past the stranded Jones.

Substitutes Danny Brookwell and James Thomas both went close to scoring before a sixth goal arrived when

Kevin Lloyd delivered an inch perfect low cross into the box for Jamie Breese, who thundered into the onion

bag from close range.

Elliot Jones completed his hat-trick for the home side in the final minutes when he succeeded from the penalty

spot after being fouled in the area.

Caernarfon’s next match will be at the Oval on Saturday, 31st October, when they welcome Llandudno

Junction to in the Welsh Cup.

Supporters Man of the Match: Clive Williams.

Team: Paul Pritchard, Joe Williams, Nathan Craig, Grahame Austin, Gareth Edwards, Jamie McDaid, Rob Jones,

Clive Williams, Ellis Healing, Kevin Lloyd, Jamie Breese. Subs (used): Danny Brookwell, James Thomas, Gareth

Parri.

Holyhead Hotspur Player Stats & Goals 2015/16

Name Started Substitute Goals

1. Jones, Carl 15 0 0

Owen, Kenleigh 15 0 1

3. Roberts, Jamie 14 1 6

Hogan, Brendun 14 0 2

Thomas, Dewi 14 0 3

6. Garmey, Dean 12 0 2

Ketley, Damian 12 0 7

8. Williams, Phil 11 1 1

Roberts, Rhys 11 0 1

10. Kelly, Mike 10 2 2

11. Edwards, Mike 9 3 5

12. Jones, Ryan 7 5 0

Jones, Corey 7 0 3

14. Hilditch, Kieran 6 0 0

15. Jones, Alex 5 1 1

16. Booth, Ryan 1 4 0

Connolly, Danny 1 0 1

Gwynn, Daniel 1 0 0

19. Clark, Nick 0 4 0

HOLYHEAD HOTSPUR GOALSCORERS

Name Started Substitute Goals

1. Ketley, Damian 12 0 7

2. Roberts, Jamie 14 1 6

3. Edwards, Mike 9 3 5

4. Jones, Corey 7 0 3

Thomas, Dewi 14 0 3

6. Garmey, Dean 12 0 2

Hogan, Brendun 14 0 2

Kelly, Mike 10 2 2

9. Connolly, Danny 1 0 1

Jones, Alex 5 1 1

Owen, Kenleigh 15 0 1

Roberts, Rhys 11 0 1

Williams, Phil 11 1 1

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HOLYHEAD HOTSPUR FOOTBALL CLUB HISTORY Holyhead is a town with a rich footballing tradition, from Holyhead F.C. in the late 1800’s and in the early 1900’s being represented by teams as diverse as Holyhead Liberals and Holyhead Locos. Holyhead’s ‘purple patch’ was in the 1950’s and 1960’s when the famous Harbourmen rode high on the stage of North Wales football from their base at Cae Mwd on Turkeyshore Road. In the 70’s and 80’s Holyhead was represented by Mountain Rangers and Holyhead United Juniors who secured Welsh League status. Holyhead Hotspur F.C. was founded in 1990, when several prominent people involved in local football formed the Club. At the time of its formation there were four other local Clubs in the town operating in different leagues of the North Wales Coast Football Association. By 1997, with the success of Hotspur, all the Clubs amalgamated and Holyhead Hotspur F.C. became the modern day successor to the ‘Harbourmen’ of years ago, and formed a senior team and a reserve team and Youth teams called Holyhead Hotspur Peibio in recognition of their past association with Peibio and the great work done by many people over the years in fostering youth football at Peibio. In 2009 ‘Clwb Cybi’ a special needs team joined us and this underlines the Club’s desire to be an ‘all inclusive football club’ within our community. The Club has enjoyed much success over the years. In successive seasons 1995/6, 1996/7, 1997/8 winning the Anglesey League, Gwynedd League and Welsh Alliance League Championships, and this was the focus which resulted in the amalgamation of all the Holyhead Clubs at that time. The season 1998/9 saw the reserve team promoted to the Gwynedd League and the senior team promoted to the Huws Gray Alliance League. The Huws Gray Alliance League is North Wales and Mid Wales’s feeder league to the Welsh Premier League. The senior side had over a period of time consolidated its position in the Huws Gray Alliance League, and the reserves had likewise done so in the Gwynedd League, culminating in both teams finishing runners – up in their respective leagues, their highest ever final league positions at the end of the 2008/2009 campaign, as well as the first team finishing as losing finalists in the Huws Gray Alliance league cup. This occurred twice each time losing out to Bala Town FC in the final. However despite a more than creditable 8th position in season 2009/10 after a very poor start, the Club was relegated to the Welsh Alliance Division 1. This was because the Welsh Premier League decided to reduce its membership for season 2010/11 from eighteen to twelve teams. This was a great disappointment to us, and we had to strive to gain our rightful place in the Huws Gray Alliance League (which is tier 2 of Welsh Football) which we did as League champions in the season 2011/12, also winning both the Cookson and Barritt Cup competitions and losing finalists in the Football Association of Wales Welsh Trophy competition. This next season our reserves will be competing in the newly formed Welsh Alliance Reserve League. The management of the reserves are looking forward to this new challenge. The League is divided into two divisions Gwynedd and Clwyd. Firstly each club will play the others in their respective division, and then afterwards two new divisions will be created by combining the top and bottom sections of both areas. Visit the Clubs Senior web site on www.holyheadhotspur.com or the Youth Development web site on www.holyheadhotspur.org

2015/16

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Carl Jones GK

Top quality keeper now in his second season with us after a time with

Bodedern. Commands his area well, assured with the ball at his feet and

distributes it well, keeps defenders on their toes.

Elliot Smith GK

Great to have Elliot back with us after a spell out of the game, and

although he is the reserves regular keeper, he provides competent

goalkeeper cover for the first team.

Alex Jones DEF

A tall and strong tackling central defender who reads the game well, and

can cover a midfield role if needed. Alex has come through the youth

ranks as a very reliable player.

Rhys Roberts DEF

In his second season with us previously with Porthmadog FC and

Bodedern. Commanding presence at the back, a defender who has

played at the highest level in Wales from a young age.

Dean Garmey DEF MID

Dean is a valuable member of the squad and an inspirational captain.

Has great self belief which motivates the team, and is plain to see.

Closes opposition players down quickly and denies them space. He

wins a lot of ball possession for the team which he uses well.

Mike Edwards DEF MID

Mike has been a great servant and still has much to offer as a left sided

defender or attacking midfielder. A versatile player and strong runner

with the ball.

Nick Clark MID

Nick made several appearances for the first team last term and always

acquitted himself well. Another left sided player who is hugely

competitive and committed to the cause.

Mike Kelly MID

‘Chedz’ can operate anywhere across the midfield and is a gifted player

who makes the ball do the work. He is quick to spot the telling ‘through

ball’ opportunity for the strikers to latch on to.

Ryan Jones MID

A great talent who has deserved his first team place as a right sided

pacey winger with a great cross. Represented Wales at Estonia last

season.

Kenleigh Owen DEF MID

KC came back to us after 2 seasons with Oldham Athletic. Pace and

trickery in abundance as well as an eye for goal even when he is

playing as a left sided defender. Has made some amazing runs to

score some spectacular goals.

Brendun Hogan DEF MID

A new signing this season from Glantraeth FC. Brendun seems a very

assured player on the ball and played with many of our squad at the

recent ‘Island Games’ at Jersey.

Ryan Booth MID

A new signing from Trearddur Bay FC who scored 24 goals for them

last season, who wants to try his hand at a more senior level. A good

talker on the field and a willing and powerful runner. Good

distribution and vision and a valuable new member of the squad.

Dewi Thomas MID

After a couple of seasons away at Llanerchymedd Dewi has returned

to us and fills that important holding midfield position. A quality and

imposing player who never seems under any pressure and hardly

wastes any possession. Welsh U19 College’s International.

Jason Owen DEF MID

Strong and fearless Jason can operate at the back or midfield. A

hugely competitive and talented player who provides extra ‘steel’ to

the back line.

Damian Ketley ATT

Transferred to us from Colwyn Bay this talented and strong striker with

great awareness and touch will add much to the existing strike force of

the club.

Phil Williams DEF MID

Joined us last season and delighted to see that he has signed again. A

very versatile player who can play in most positions, this makes Phil a

very valuable member of the team.

Kieran Blackwell ATT

Kieran only 17 and has adapted well into senior football a regular with

the reserves and knows where the goal is.

Jamie Roberts MID ATT

A 17 year old Connah’s Quay Nomads FC product of their impressive

scholarship programme. Quality on and off the ball in abundance

making Jamie a great addition to the squad. Represented Wales

recently in their College’s International team.

Kieran Hilditch DEF

Kieran comes from Abergele and now lives in Liverpool, strong

defender and knows the lads well after playing with most of the lads

in the past.

Corey Jones MID

Corey Recently joined us from MBI Llandudno and is very versatile can

play along the defence or midfield.

Dillon Roberts MID ATT

A product of the Youth Devlopment programme and last season’s

under 18’s, Dillon made substitute appearances last term but will be

pressing for more ‘action’ this season. Highly talented left sided

player.

Dewi John Thomas ATT

Dewi has been involved with the club for many of years with a spell at

Trearddur Bay. Has a good goalscoring record and has pace.

Campbell Harrison Manager

Now in his third season as manager who guided us to a 5th position

last term. Welsh Premier experience as a player and coach with

Porthmadog FC and Cemaes Bay FC. He is Deputy Head of St Gerard’s

school at Bangor.

Darren Garmey Assistant Manager

Campbell appointed former Hotspur midfielder Daz as his assistant in

season 2012/3. In the previous season he was joint manager/player

for the reserves and helped guide them to silverware in the Bobby

Owen Memorial Shield.

Mervyn Williams Physio / GK Coach

Vastly experienced and highly respected coach and physio. Long

standing friend and member of Campbell’s ‘boot-room’. Spends a lot

of time, for which we are very grateful, coaching the young keepers in

our Youth Development teams.

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Holyhead Hotspur Football Club and must be observed at all times.

The club reserves the right to ask a person to leave the ground who is in breach of

these rules or whose presence is a source of danger or annoyance to others.

Please note the following and accept them as a condition of your entry to the ground at

all times:

1) The chanting/use of racist or obscene comments is strictly forbidden.

2) Alcohol is for sale within the clubhouse area of the ground and must be consumed

in the clubhouse. Under no circumstances is it permissible to drink alcohol in any

other area of the stadium. Please note that Holyhead Hotspur Football Club is also a

member of Holyhead’s Pubwatch scheme and as such must ensure that all patrons of

the clubhouse are not in breach of any banning orders currently in place.

3) Encroachment onto the playing area is forbidden at all times unless in the event of

an emergency situation arising at the stadium. Please ensure children are kept well

away from the barriers too to prevent the possibility of injuries occurring.

4) Please do not stand in the hatched areas clearly marked around the stadium. These

markings are in place to facilitate maximum spectator enjoyment in the seated area

and to mark out emergency points around the ground too.

5) In the event of any emergency situation arising, instructions will be given via the

Public Address system. Please listen carefully to these and comply with them to

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‘FAW Fair Play’ and ‘Off the Pitch’. This weekend the FAW will be promoting the FAW Fair Play and Off the Pitch campaigns. Today,

your team as well as the match officials will be wearing T-Shirts with the FAW Fair Play and Off

the Pitch logos during the warm up and hand-shake to promote the Fair Play message. We hope

that your club, as well as you as supporters will embrace the Fair Play message and continue the

good work your clubs have already done over past seasons.

The FAW Fair Play Code aims to raise the profile of the Fair Play message by inspiring players,

clubs, officials and supporters to maintain good on-field discipline including abiding by the Laws

of the Game, respecting opponents, referees and promoting the interests of football. To

encourage good behaviour, the FAW will periodically publish Disciplinary Tables for each of the

Directly-Affiliated Leagues via a dedicated page on the FAW website. Those topping each table at

the end of the season are awarded a Fair Play Award and a prize of £1000 to be spent on

improving facilities at your club. Previous winners of the Award have invested the money on an

upgrade to dressing rooms, new equipment such as balls, bibs, kit and improving the pitch. The

12 Winners of the 2013/14 season have received the £1000 prize money and were presented

with a Fair Play trophy before the Wales v Bosnia & Herzegovina UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifiers at

the Cardiff City Stadium in October 2014.

The FAW Off the Pitch campaign is also represented here today and aims to educate all of our

stakeholders including clubs and players with regards best practice when using social media. Off

the Pitch is also here to remind stakeholders how comments made via social media can reflect

on their club or competition that they participate in and therefore, offers advice to players and

club officials such as treating others with respect. Be in the right state of mind when posting and

to generally act responsibly when using all forms of social media.

The Off the Pitch campaign is unique amongst National Associations within Europe and has been

utilised as evidence of best practice with regards promoting the positive usage of social media by

UEFA. The FAW social media team look forward to continuing to work together with all its

stakeholders over the coming seasons.

For more information on the FAW Fair Play Award and Off the Pitch initiatives, please visit the

Discipline section of the FAW website: http://www.faw.org.uk/Discipline.ink

Caernarfon Town FC - A brief history

THE first football club in Caernarfon, known as Caernarvon Athletic, was formed in September

1876 and played at various grounds before moving to the Oval in 1888. On 30th October 1886

Caernarfon were the 1st team from NW Wales to enter the English FA Cup and lost 10-1 away to

Stoke City. Five years later, however, that particular club went out of existence but, in 1894,

several former players began a new team called Caernarvon Ironopolis. That club competed in

the North Wales Coast League, winning the championship on two occasions and reaching the

semi-final of the Welsh Cup in 1900 and again in 1902. Unfortunately, following a dispute with

the league, Ironopolis folded in 1903. The demise of the club resulted in some of the players

forming the Caernarvon Colts while others affiliated to the Caernarvon RWF (Royal Welsh

Fusiliers), both clubs playing at the Oval.

In 1906, the clubs amalgamated to form Caernarvon United and in 1909 the new club won both

the Welsh and North Wales Amateur Cups. After the Great War, the demobbed United players

formed a new club (Caernarvon Athletic) which, until 1921, played in the North Wales Coast

League and thereafter the Welsh National League Division Two (West), with mixed fortune. In

1926, however, a limited company was formed and a full-time manager and professional team

engaged. The club met with immediate success, winning the Welsh National League Division One

championship in 1926/27, ahead of Bangor City and Rhyl, and repeating the feat in 1929/30

having been pipped to the title by Connah’s Quay & Shotton 12 months earlier. Caernarvon

Athletic are still remembered for their F.A. Cup run in 1929 when they defeated Darlington

before going out to Bournemouth in a second round replay, the first game at the Oval attracting

a crowd of some 9,000. In 1930, however, the club went into liquidation but two years later a re-

formed team won the Welsh Combination before quitting over problems in using the Oval.

It was in 1937 that a group of local soccer enthusiasts began Caernarfon Town F.C. and entered

a team in the Welsh League (North) Division One. A 39 year unbroken membership of the league

was begun and Caernarfon Town won the championship in 1946/47 and 1965/66 and finished

runners-up in both 1956/57 and 1957/58 and once again in 1972/73. Unfortunately, in 1976

internal problems led to the club’s withdrawal from the league after just six matches but, within

a matter of months, the club was once again re-formed and bounced back 12 months later.

Astonishingly, the club then proceeded to win the league championship in each of the next two

seasons! After taking those two league titles in 1977/78 and 1978/79, losing only one game in

total (Nantlle Vale winning 1-0 in 1977/78), Caernarfon were granted permission by the Welsh

Football Association to join the Lancashire Combination league. The club went on to win the

Combination Cup in 1981 (beating Bacup Borough in the two-legged final) and then the league

championship in 1981/82, heading off the challenge of Colne Dynamoes by two points.

The following season, Caernarfon moved into the newly-created North West Counties League and

achieved promotion, along with Radcliffe Borough, at the first attempt. In 1985, Caernarfon

Town were runners-up in the first division and were elected to the Northern Premier League.

Despite a poor start, new manager John King turned playing affairs round and the club enjoyed

its most successful F.A. Cup run in 1986/87. Caernarfon Town defeated 4th Division Stockport

County at the Oval and then defeated 3rd Division York City in a replay before losing a third

round replay again to second division Barnsley by a goal to nil. The Canaries finished third in the

NPL and felt if not for the FA Cup run they would probably have gained promotion to the Football

Conference. In May 1987, King left to become manager of Tranmere Rovers and former LiverpooI

wing-half Tommy Smith was appointed manager but left in December 1987 after a series of poor

results, giving way to Phil Wilson who had been a player with the club the previous season.

A revival in the latter half of the 1987/88 campaign lifted Caernarfon up to third place and they

also reached the semi-final of the Welsh Cup before losing out (on a 2-1 aggregate) to Cardiff

City. In 1989/90, Caernarfon were relegated to the NPL's first division and, following a series of

mediocre performances over a five-year period, the club’s board of directors decided to return to

Welsh soccer which many supporters thought was the biggest mistake in the Club's history.

Thus, Caernarfon were welcomed into the League of Wales in August 1995. The 1995/96 season

was very successful with Caernarfon achieving sixth place in the league table and reaching the

semi-finals of both the League of Wales League Cup and the North Wales Coast F.A. Cup. That led

to an even more enjoyable 1996/97 season when the Canaries challenged Barry Town for the

league title before finishing fourth, just behind Ebbw Vale on goal difference and missing out on

a place in Europe. The Canaries also progressed to the final of the North Wales Coast F.A. Cup

before going down 2-1 to Porthmadog. Eifion Williams, the club’s leading goalscorer, twice won

international recognition for Wales at under-21 level and earned Caernarfon a reported £25,000

when transferred to champions Barry Town in 1997. 1997/98 proved to be a difficult campaign

marked by the failure to replace Eifion Williams in attack. The club languished at the wrong end

of the table for most of the season, before pulling clear of relegation.

Paul Rowlands became the Canaries’ fourth manager that season and his contagious enthusiasm

turned fortunes around. Twelve months later, Town just missed out on a place in Europe after

ending in fifth place and reaching the final of the Gilbert League Cup, before losing to Barry

Town. Nonetheless, the disasters of 1999/2000 were just around the corner. Town began the

new term badly and an even worse financial plight saw the club part company with all its players.

Dixie McNeill was appointed as manager in an attempt to avert the increasingly inevitable threat

of relegation. The one bright spot was Caernarfon’s 1-0 success over Swansea City in the FAW

Premier Cup. The following season, however, was a marvellous time for the Canaries. The club

won the Cymru Alliance championship and League Cup and also picked up the North Wales Coast

Challenge Cup.

Manager Adrian Jones guided the team through this deserved success, and off the field a new

stand and changing facilities were finally completed early in 2001. In 2001/2, the club enjoyed

an encouraging League of Wales campaign but faded somewhat in the last third of the season

and 2002/3 saw them achieve only 14th place. By early 2004, the Canaries were in contention

for a top eight spot, but surprisingly decided to part company with manager Adie Jones after

more than three years at the helm. Former Wrexham midfielder Waynne Phillips took the job in a

caretaker role and continued on a permanent player/manager basis in 2004/5, but results did

not really improve over his two seasons in charge and he stepped down in June 2007, to be

replaced by former Oswestry Town and Cefn Druids manager Steve O'Shaughnessy. After

occupying bottom place for much of the season, the Canaries finally improved their position at

Easter and ended the season safe from the drop.

Steve O'Shaughnessey left Town at the end season 2007/08 to take over the hot seat at Connah's

Quay and was replaced by David Rowe. Rowe found his first season in the Welsh Premier

extremely difficult but improved results in the latter part of the season failed to rescue

Caernarfon from the drop to the Cymru Alliance.

Rowe resigned due to work commitments in September 2009 and was succeeded by the current

management duo of Derek Roberts and Mel Jones, the first locally based management team for

20+ years. Bouncing back at the first time of asking was the aim for this season and striving to

obtain the UEFA Domestic Licence but this aim was drastically re-evaluated after a disappointing

run of results saw the club languish at the bottom end of the table. Derek and Mel parted

company with the club in November 2009 and Ex-Buckley Town manager Simon Sedgwick was

appointed to the manager’s role, along with assistant Paul Dodd.

In March 2009, with finances at an all time low, and the club’s entire future in doubt, the

Chairman, George Denham and fellow directors resigned. A group of current club officials and

supporters took over the running of the Club and have put in place a plan to keep the Club in

existence. A new management team of Geraint Williams and Ernie Talbot put together a locally

based squad to see the club through the last games of the 2009/10 season.

The Club were relegated to the Welsh Alliance for the start of the 2010/11 season and appointed

Clive Jones as their new manager after the sudden resignation of Geraint Williams. A new youth

system has also begun to develop with the formation of an U18’s side, managed by ex-Town

player Bryn Williams. The youth team will plays in the Colwyn & Aberconwy Junior League.

After a poor run of results and with the Club on the bottom of the Welsh Alliance League

(Division 1), Clive Jones left the managerial post by mutual consent. Steve ‘Psycho’ Smith was

appointed manager in November 2010 with the task of keeping the Club in the Welsh Alliance

Division 1 and developing a squad that can challenge for honours next season. Steve is assisted

by Colin Saynor, who stepped down from his role as Chairman of Llanberis FC, and head-coach

Steven Bee has decided to remain in his role.

LAST TIME HOLYHEAD PLAYED CAERNARFON

24.03.2015 at 19:30 Attendance: 328

Holyhead Hotspur 0 - 1 Caernarfon Town

Steve Lewis 61

Starting line-ups

Carl Jones

Alex Jones

Kenleigh Owen

Dan McGinness

Phil Williams

Mike Kelly

Mike Edwards

Dean Garmey

Jay Gibbs

Mel McGinness

Rhys Roberts

Paul Pritchard

Steve Kehoe

Nathan Craig

Gareth Edwards

Graham Austin

Alex Jones

Kevin Roberts

Jamie McDaid

Steve Lewis

Darren Thomas

Chris Williams

Substitutes

Gareth Parry

Ryan Jones

Julian Williams

Leon Newell

No subs on the bench

Match report

HOTSPUR BITTEN BY THE BEAST

A goal just after the hour by Caernarfon Town striker Steve Lewis known as the �beast� was

enough to decide a passionate encounter between two old rivals on Tuesday evening before a

crowd of 328 at Hotspur�s New Stadium venue, as one might expect the two sides never gave

an inch with defences so dominant neither keeper was overworked while the game played at a

hectic pace could have done with some more composure and thought which may have paid

dividends in the final third. The first 45 minutes saw very few clear cut chances, Mel McGinness

on 19 blazing over after good work from Mike Kelly on the right. While a good break down the

right by Darren Thomas saw Steve Lewis head just wide for the canaries. However, both Alex

Jones of Hotspur and eventual match winner Lewis both escaped with a yellow when it could

have been an early bath from separate incidents.

The second half would see the visitors take the lead on 61 minutes � a corner on the right by

Nathan Craig into the crowded goalmouth saw Lewis quickest to react and fire instinctively past

Carl Jones from close range. Holyhead responded and three minutes later the industrious Jay

Gibbs was most unlucky to see his stinging 20 yard drive rattle the inside of the upright and

rebound to safety. The hosts were to be denied again on 82 when a corner on the left by Gibbs

found the head of sub Julian Williams who found the bottom corner but the referee harshly

disallowed it for a so called infringement in the area! The visitors had closed down Hotspur well

in the second period but Campbell Harrison�s side could claim with some justification that they

deserved a share of the spoils while this result still left Llandudno needing a point to clinch the

championship and a tilt at the Welsh Premier next season.

After a draw and a defeat in the last two home games Holyhead Hotspur will be keen to make

amends and finish their home programme with a win against Denbigh Town this coming Saturday

2.30 in the battle for 4th place which also involves Caersws and Buckley Town who Holyhead

visit on 4th April (Easter Saturday) the last game of the season.

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Michael Gray - This is Michaels fourth season on the referees panel after starting refereeing at the tender age of 14. Michael who is a brother of Liam who is also on the Cymru Alliance referees panel hails from Rhyl and comes from a family steeped in refereeing with grandfather Wally, father Glenn and brother Liam all well known in refereeing circles. Michael has officiated on the NWCFA Cup final at on the Wales v Sweden u-17 international. Michael has attended the UEFA “Core” programme last season Liam Gray - Liam who is 23 comes from Rhyl and is the brother of Michael who is also a HGA Referee and started refereeing at the tender age of 13.He is actively involved in local youth football and the local Referees Association in Rhyl. He has spent 3 seasons on the FAW development programme. Matches that Liam has been involved in include U-15 international Wales v Poland and U-16 ladies international Wales v Holland. Liam has refereed in the Welsh Alliance Leaguelast season and refereed their cup final and the NWCFA Junior cup final last season. Dan Fogerty - This is second season on the full panel after a successful season in the Welsh National League- Wrexham Area. Dan who resides in ConahsQuay is now affiliated to the North East Wales FA Dan has blossomed and has officiated on the NEWFA Challenge Cup Final and the Welsh National Premier division Cup Final . Dan likes most sports and away from football enjoys spending time with his family. Andy Harms - Andy needs no introduction, having started out as a referee as a fourteen year old and has progressed as a top referee in North Wales over the last 20 years. He is married to Carolyn and has three children Sophie , Benjamin and Olivia. Andy has officiated at many finals in his career to date including our own League cup Final as well as officiating on several European Appointments in Russia, ,Serbia, Iceland and Norway. As well as serving many years on the Cymru Alliance Andy has also officiated in the Welsh Premier League as a referee. Ellis Hughes - Ellis who hails from Wrexham comes from a sporting and supportive family and started refereeing in 2008 as a fourteen year old.. He is currently studying “Education” at Gkyndwr University wuth th aim as getting a job in the teaching profession. Ellis has officiated for several years in the Welsh National League and also spending three years on the FAW Development programme including officiating as an assistant on the Cymru Alliance.. He supports Manchester United and in his spare time he enjoys visiting Old Trafford. Rob Jenkins - Rob hails from Guilsfield and this will be third season on the referees panel after officiating on the Assistants panel and refereeing on the Spar Mid Wales League. Rob has spent three seasons as part of the FAW Development group in Central Wales..Rob has officiated as an assistant on the Welsh Youth Cup final, the Huws Gray Cup final and the Welsh Trophy final. Outside football his hobbies are golf, snooker and travelling. Rob has been promoted onto the Talent list on the Welsh Premier League. Ashley Jones - This is Ashleys third season on the HGA referees panel. He started refereeing in 2007 progressing through the FAWs development group.This season will be Ashleys second year as a talent referee on the Welsh Premier League He is studying sports science at Glyndwr University in Wrexham Away from football Ashley enjoys squash, golf, tennis, and running. Last season he officiated on the NorthEast Wales Challenge cup final. Aled Rhys Jones - Aled who hails from Cilcennin near Lampeter, is married with 3 children and is employed As an area officer with the Farmers Union of Wales. This is Aled’s ninth season as a referee and his fifth on the full panel of the Huws Gray Alliance League League after a successful playing career which has stood him in good stead as a referee Aled has officiated on the Welsh Regions Cup Final and also on the Ladies Welsh Cup final. Away from football Aled keeps busy on his farm in Cilcennin. Gareth W Jones - Gareth hails from Bontnewydd near Caernarfon and started refereeing in 2001 at the age of 16. In 2009 he was promoted onto the Huws Gray Alliance referees list. He has been an Assistant Referee in the Huws Gray Alliance, a referee in the NWCFA Cup Final and an Assistant referee in the Welsh Cup Final.. He was selected by FAW to attend a UEFA Referees training course in Switzerland where a received a diploma in refereeing. Gareth is employed by a Local Housing Association in Gwynedd and enjoys swimming, and singing in the local male voice choir. Gareth has been promoted onto the FIFA

Assistant Referees panel and has officiated in Europe as an Assistant Referee on many occasions. Gareth was the referee for last seasons Huws Gray cup final John A Jones - John who hails from Mold took up the whistle as a 13 year old passing the Laws of the cours as a 14 year old.Now at 20 is on his second season on the panel of the Huws Gray Alliance League. He has spent the 3 years on the Area FA Development scheme. and acted as an Assistant on the FAW Womens Cup Final and also on the Huws Gray Cup Final .John. has also participated in the FAW exchange scheme travelling to Dublin.John was North East Wales RA Referee of the year for season 2013-2014 JB Roberts - John or JB as he is affectionately known in football circles comes from Llanllyfmi near Caernarfon and is a self employed flue liner specialist. This will be Johns ninth season on the panel and during that time he has been one of the most consistent referees on our league. He has served on the FIFA Assistant Referees panel for a number of seasons and has travelled extensively across Europe officiating. In 2012/013 season John had the honour of refereeing the Huws Gray Alliance League Cup Final. Tom Roberts - Tom who hails from Mold has been refereeing since he was 16 and this will be Toms second season on the Huws Gray Alliance referees panel having progressed via NEWFA/FAW development scheme and the Welsh National League. Tom is employed by Chester and Chester West Council and enjoys all sports and has a very supportive family steeped in local football. Tom refereed the final of the Welsh National League last season Martin W Roberts - This will be fourth season on the referees list of the League and overall it will be Martin’s eighth season as a referee and he have moved quickly through the ranks with many consistent performances. Martin who hails from Llangefni is employed by the finance department of Anglesey County Council. His hobbies apart from football include cricket, ten pin bowling, cycling and having a round of golf. Last season he attended the residential UEFA Assistant referees course un Switzerland. Martin has officiated as an assistant referee at the WPL League cup finalan has officiated in Malta as part of the Uefa exchange scheme. Phil Roszkowski - Phil who hails from Wrexham is now in his thirteenth season on the Referees panel having played at Cymru Alliance football prior to taking up the whistle. He is employed as an Intensive Support Worker in the Wrexham Area where he lives with his wife Susan.and family. Phil’s interests outside football include swimming, ,mountain biking, lomg distance running, fishing and hill walking. Highlight of his career was officiating at the Welsh Cup Final in 2010. Tom Owen - Tom whose family is steeped in football hail from Hawarden with both parents involved in local football, Tom has been involved in the FAW development group via the NEWFA and this has helped hi progress over the last couple of seasons. Tom is keen on football coaching and plays an active role in this aspect of football This is Toms first season on the referees panel of the Cymru Alliance following a successful season in the Welsh National League Martin Williams - Martin who hails from Johnstown near Wrexham is married with two children. This is Martins eleventh season on the full list after taking up refereeing in 1998. Martin is employed on the assembly line/paint shop at Vauxhall Motors in Ellesmere Port. Very much a family man his wife Carl acts as his PA and he is keen for his son Geraint and daughter Sian to progress in refereeing, Geraint being on the Huws Gray Assistants panel..Martin has officiated at the Welsh Cup Final and the Cymru Alliance cup final. In 2013 was referee on the Huws Gray League Cup final between Conwy Borough and Caersws and has also had the honour of officiating at the Welsh Cup Final.and Welsh Premier League final James Walker - James who comes from Flint commenced refereeing in 2009 and was quickly invited to join the FAW Development programme and this cumulated in him being fast tracked through the system and invited onto the Huw Gray Alliance referees panel for 2012/13. A former football player and manager James is interested in all sports . He is employed by St Davids High School where he is head of the Upper School. Married to Faye they have 2 young children sons Joe and Noah.. Hobbies that James participates in are skiing, golf and fitness training Tom Williams - Tom starting refereeing at the tender age of 14 resides in Wrexham and has quickly risen through the ranks via the FAW Development programme. Now 21 this will be Toms third season on the referees panel of the Huws Gray Alliance, following progression via the Welsh National League. Tom is employed as an aircraft fitter at the local Airbus factory at Broughton and amongst his hobbies enjoys,

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