Latest news stories
- Wingmakers rule Bala in the League Cup
- Newtown League Cup tie postponed again
- Bala face uphill task in League Cup
- League Cup second round dates announced
- Neath unveil new signings at Park Hall
- City start as they finished with Prestatyn win
- Eagles hit back for important win
- Bangor City game on amidst confusion
- Clash of the full-timers beats the freeze
- Mixed fortunes with the Jones's for McNally
- Ticket deals from Neath
Winter break continues as matches postponed
THE Welsh Premier's winter break will continue for another...
Nomads win race to sign Ricky Evans
GAP Connah's Quay have won the race to sign experienced...
Former Lakesider joins Aberystwyth
FORMER Bala Town midfielder Josh Macauley has returned to...
It's time the FAW stopped this farce!
BOTH of Wednesday night's Welsh Premier League Cup fixtures...
| Chester show interest in Welsh Premier |
| Monday 08 March 2010 |
|
AFTER their explusion from the Blue Square Premier, Chester City are understood to have enquired about joining the Welsh Premier League. A spokesman for the league confirmed there had been interest from owner Stephen Vaughan, although it is highly unlikely that Chester could even comply with the deadlines for the FAW domestic licence. City are due back in the High Court on Wednesday to face a winding-up order over £26,125 owed to HM Revenue and Customs. Meanwhile, The New Saints will not be ground-sharing with Chester next season after failing to supply a draft agreement before the FAW's March 1 deadline. The Oswestry club were unable to hold discussions with the local Council over the use of the Deva Stadium because of the uncertainty over Chester City's future. 
|