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Druids' boss rues missed chances in final

Druids' boss rues missed chances in final

THERE could have been a different outcome to the Welsh...

Rhyl end the season in style

Rhyl end the season in style

RHYL ended their season in style, lifting the Huws...

Rhyl clinch runners-up spot

RHYL ended the Huws Gray Alliance season in second...

Nomads finish the season in style

CROWNED as Huws Gray Alliance champions last weekend,...

Conwy United name change approved

CONWY United have had a name change to Conwy Borough...

Nomads promoted as Alliance champions

Rhyl keep faint title hopes alive

Nomads in touching distance of the title

Rhyl narrow the gap on the leaders

Nomads thrown out of League Cup

Nomads remain 10 points clear

Leading duo win but Rhyl crash at the Traeth

Six for Bucks in Porthmadog romp

Porthmadog deducted three points by FAW

Bucks' leading scorer signs for Druids

Cefni meet to discuss way forward
Wednesday 19 May 2010
LlangefniLLANGEFNI will consider whether to take legal action after being denied promotion to the Welsh Premier League.
A club meeting at 7.30 on Thursday (May 20) will discuss the denial of the domestic licence, the refusal of promotion to the Premier League and the potential for taking legal action "against the FAW and Welsh Premier League".
Llangefni will also discuss whether to support the revolt being led by Bethesda Athletic which aims to vote against allowing the six relegated Welsh Premier clubs to drop into the Cymru Alliance.
Despite finishing as Alliance champions, Llangefni failed to win their domestic licence on appeal on Monday, which led to the resignation of manager Lee Dixon and coach Ian Hughes.