Sunday 14 Oct 2021
WELSH PREMIER
The New Saints 1
Rhyl FC 0
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Saturday 20 Oct 2021
WELSH PREMIER
Llangefni Town
AWAY - Talwrn Road
Kick-off: 14:30
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Saturday 13 Oct 2021
SPAR MID WALES LEAGUE
Tywyn Bryncrug 0
TNS Reserves 3
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Saturday 20 Oct 2021
SPAR MID WALES LEAGUE
Newtown Reserves
Park Hall
Kick-off: 14:30
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Alfie Carter 7
Michael Wilde 6
Chris King 1
Jamie Wood 1
Llanelli AFC 22
The New Saints 21
Rhyl FC 19
Carmarthen Town 17
Welshpool Town 15
Port Talbot Town 14
Aberystwyth Town 14
Newtown AFC 14
Haverfordwest County 13
NEWI Cefn Druids 12
Neath Athletic 12
Connah's Quay Nomads 12
Bangor City 11
Caernarfon Town 11
Airbus UK Broughton 11
Llangefni Town 6
Porthmadog FC 3
Caersws FC 3
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TNS Reserves 28
Aberystwyth Reserves 28
Newtown Reserves 25
Newbridge 20
Bow Street 16
Llanrhaeadr 15
Presteigne St Andrews 14
Berriew 12
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BLACKMORE SACKED AS PORT BOSS
Blackmore, released from the Porthmadog hotseat.
Welsh Premier legends: Clayton Blackmore
FORMER Manchester United star Clayton Blackmore has been sacked after just four months at the Porthmadog helm.
Chairman Phil Jones, who has masterminded considerable off-field improvements at The Traeth, said action had to be taken "sooner rather than later" after a disastrous start to the campaign, which has yielded only three points from the first eight Welsh Premier games.
In addition, Port were dismissed from the FAW Premier Cup in a 7-2 mauling at the hands of Port Talbot last week, and the Welsh Cup by Welshpool on Saturday.
Blackmore took over in June when Osian Roberts landed the role as the FAW's technical director and Roberts' former joint manager Viv Williams will return in temporary charge.
"This was a very difficult decision to carry out, for on a personal level Clayton Blackmore was the easiest of persons to get along with and a gentleman," Jones told the club's official website.
"The club would like to place on record their thanks for his efforts on behalf of the club both as manager and player."
Blackmore had been at The Traeth as a player for nearly a year, after stepping down as manager of Bangor City, where he joined his former team-mate and then Citizens' boss Peter Davenport in 2000/1.
He made 172 league appearances for the Farrar Road outfit and a further 16 for Porthmadog.
A native of Neath, he was capped 39 times by Wales and made 249 appearances at Old Trafford scoring 26 goals, during a career which has seen him also wear the colours of Middlesbrough, Barnsley, Notts County and Rushden & Diamonds.
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