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Chester FC: 10 years since THAT Garforth game | Chester and District Standard

WHILE for many people in the UK, April 29, 2011 conjures up memories of a Royal wedding, for Chester FC fans there was something far more important going on. It was on that day that more than 2,000 Chester FC fans made the trip up the M62 to what was then known as the Genix Healthcare Stadium, the home of Garforth Town, for what should have been a straightforward crowning occasion. Jubilant scenes of Chester FC in 2011, having clinched the Evo-Stik Division One North title - just - on the final day of the season. Pictures: RICK MATTHEWS. Some context: Chester FC, the reformed phoenix club rising from the ashes of the ruined Chester City Football Club in 2010, had already had an unforgettable season. From having no squad, manager or even a league to play in, the Blues were top of the Evo-Stik Division One North with one game left to play on the bank holiday Friday.

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Ten teams granted FA of Wales Women s Tier 1 Licence

Barry Town United and The New Saints are among those to get a FAW Women’s Tier 1 Licence for 2021/22 season but Cascade miss out. For the 2021/22 season only there was an ‘open application’ process, whereby clubs at any level could apply to be in Tier 1 or Tier 2. Clubs will present Development Plans before final decisions of the make-up of the eight-team Tier 1, Tier 2 North and South are confirmed. With the First Instance Body (FIB) assessing a total of 34 clubs, UEFA Licences for the 2021/22 season were given to: Cardiff City Women, Cardiff Met, Cyncoed (who are being renamed Pontypridd Town) and Swansea City, the

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Saltney man, 26, who died in A483 crash do absolutely anything for anyone

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Bluebirds make welcome return to action

Haverfordwest s Jack Wilson celebrates scoring against Bala Town at a previous game HAVERFORDWEST County AFC make a welcome return to action in the JD Cymru Premier this Saturday (6 March) when they begin their remaining phase one fixtures at home to Cardiff Met University. The Bluebirds then travel to face Aberystwyth Town next Tuesday, 9 March, before hosting The New Saints on 13 March, travelling to face Connah s Quay Nomads on 20 March, Newtown away on 27 March, and finally Penybont at home on 2 April. Wayne Jones’ side were seventh in the table when the season went into lockdown on 22 December, with Haverfordwest having played 16 games so far this season, with five wins and five draws.

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Connah s Quay Nomads raise thousands for MIND charity

THOUSANDS of pounds have been raised by an inspirational club who set out on a mega challenge for a cause close to their hearts. Academy players at the Connah s Quay Nomads were challenged to complete the February Mile a Day challenge for MIND. As a result, friends and family rallied behind the players and donations have been rolling in, taking the club donations past the £10,000 mark for 2021 so far. Jay Catton, director of football at Connah’s Quay Nomads, completed his personal January challenge which raised over £5,600 and The Nomads Academy have continued this fantastic work by raising more than £5,100 in February.

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