Caersws F.C. Shropshire Fan Club Site - Read more

Official site of Caernarfon Town Football Club - Read more

Caernarfon Borough FC was formed in 1985/86 and played their home games at 'Cae Top'. - Read more

bryntirion ajfc: league web site - Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan CF31 4JL Wales - Read more

Formed in 1925 and members of the Welsh League since the early 1930s, Briton Ferry Athletic Football Club was one of the founder members of the Welsh League National Division in 1983. Consistent finishes in the top half of the league culminated in the Ferry claiming the runners-up spot in 1991/92. The formation of the club was conceived by a group of young men who had all played local schools football and during that first season, the team was known as Briton Ferry Ex-Schoolboys, becoming Briton Ferry AFC in 1926 when playing in the Swansea & District Football League. Promotion was gained to the second division of the Welsh League in 1932 and, in 1947, promotion to Division One was gained, albeit for one year only. Despite the clubs ups and downs throughout the 1950s and 1960s, it built a fine sporting tradition and produced three full Welsh Internationals in Roy John, Harold Williams and Carl Harris. - Read more

Site of the South Wales Senior League champions - Read more

Wrexham Football Club Brickfield Rangers Homepage. - Read more

Bonymaen Colts AFC - Read more

Bodedern had been in the Anglesey League for over fifty-five years. The club is now under the care of Kevin Hughes, a Bodedern stalwart for the last twenty years as well as his assistant Bryn Hughes who has been with the club from the age of fifteen. Kevin and Bryn have come through the Bodedern Youth system, as have many of today?s team which is a great credit to the Bodedern Youth. The club also welcomes new assistant Rob Hughes who has brought some new coaching ideas to the club. - Read more

Welcome to the Blaenavon Blues Web site. This is the 1st time the club has produced a web site and hope you find it interesting and informative. The club is currently running two senior sides, the 1st team are competing in the Gwent County League Division 1, and the reserve team are competing in the Gwent Central League Division 1. We play our home games at the Co-op Field (Recreation Ground) Blaenavon. Kick Off for league games during the winter months (End October to End March) of 2.15pm. Cup games 1.45pm. 3.00pm Kick Offs at all other times. We have after match refreshments at Forgeside Rugby Club situated in Broad Street, Blaenavon. All opposing players, officials and supports are welcome to the club after the game for a drink. - Read more

BISHOPS CASTLE TOWN F.C. - Read more

Clwb Pel Droed Bethel Football Club based in Gwynedd, North Wales with information about the junior and adult football club for members and visitors. - Read more

Official Barry Town AFC website - Read more

An unofficial website dedicated to Barry F.C. 'The Linnets' - Read more

Comprehensive tribute to Bangor City's illustrious past in Europe, in English football and in Welsh football - Read more

Excellent unofficial site, extensive coverage of both League of Wales and Cymru Alliance. Winner of Welsh Football magazine/Team Media Website of the Year award 2000-2001. - Read more

Bangor City, formed in 1876, spent most of its early years competing in various cup competitions. Founder members of the North Wales Coast Football League in 1893, City were crowned Champions in 1896. 1898 saw us joining the Football Combination League and in 1910 we joined the North Wales Alliance League. - Read more

Amlwch Town Football Club - Read more

AFAN LIDO AFC From the welsh league, all the latest news and facts for afan lido afc - club founded in 1967 - Read more

Unofficial site dedicated to the club that took the town of Port Talbot into European football. - Read more