| Porthmadog FC History
& Honours |
| Founded
in 1884 Porthmadog rank
as one of the oldest clubs in Wales, and even more so one still playing
on the same pitch. In 1897 Port lost the Cambrian Coast League to
Towyn on goal difference and opted to move into the North Wales league
and were champions
in 1903. In the 1922-23 season an amazing four replays were
needed to settle a Welsh Amateur Cup tie against Barmouth.
Unhappily it was Barmouth who finally triumphed in extra time of
the fourth replay at Aberystwyth! In 1927 Port won the Gwynedd League and eight years later entered the Bangor & District League followed by a move into the Lleyn & District League in 1937. During the 1952-53 season Port bought The Traeth off Tremadog Estate. But it was the 1950s which saw the club experience real success, winning the Welsh Amateur Cup in 1956 and 1957. In the 1960s Porthmadog turned professional and signed Mel Charles and featured in headline grabbing Welsh Cup runs. Some famous football names joined Charles in being associated with Port, namely John Charles, Jimmy Hinch and Tony Waddington. In the seventies trophies were won regularly, such as The Welsh League (North) in 1974 and 1976, alongside The NWCC in 19773, 1974, 1975, 1976 and 1978. One famous name from English football circles was Steve Joel who played for Port, as did Steve Woodin who represented New Zealand at International level. In recent times the club were founder members of the Cymru Alliance in 1990/91 and founder members of the LoW in 1992/93 which coincided with the installation of floodlights at The Traeth. Porthmadog have been managed by local favourite Meillir Owen, former Welsh Internationals Ian Edwards and Mickey Thomas, as well as previous boss Colin Hawkins. In 1998 Port were relegated when the LoW made the controversial decision to reduce the league in size from 20 to 18 and sent down four rather than two clubs. Port have also been associated with some of the outstanding talents in North Wales football, as both Marc Lloyd Williams and his strike partner at Bangor, Paul Roberts, came into the LoW with the Traeth club. Ground improvements have been carried out to include a new entrance, carpark, and shop/canteen facility. Porthmadog won the Cymru Alliance title in 2003 to regain their place in the Welsh Premiership with popular Anglesey personality Viv Williams at the helm. |
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2004-05 |
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| A
well known name in Welsh footballing circles, both as player and
manager. Aberystwyth based Tomi gained a reputation as a prolific goalscorer in Wales before playing for Telford United in the English non league system. He returned to the Welsh scene to notch 72 goals from 135 league starts before moving into management. His managerial experiences take in Rhayader Town, Carmarthen and Welshpool, although ironically perhaps never Aberystwyth. Tomi replaced Paul Whelan at The Traeth in January 2009 with the simple task of preserving the club's Welsh Premier status. |
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| Richard Harvey
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Former Macclesfield Town goalkeeper who
re-signed for Port in May 2005 after the
departure of Gerard McGuigan to Rhyl. Richard has more than a
hundred Welsh Premier appearances to his credit for Porthmadog but has
been dogged by injury in recent seasons. (Dob: 20-06-1978) |
| Richard
Morgan |
A Cheltenham born
but Aberystwyth based goalkeeper, Richard has also played for
Aberystwyth Town, Carmarthen
Town, Llanelli and Rhayader Town in the Welsh Premier totting up over a
hundred league appearances. (Dob: 14-02-1978) |
| Euron
Roberts |
A tough
tackling defender Euron joined Porthmadog from his hometown side
Blaenau Amateurs during the summer of 2009. He began his career
as a member of the Wolverhampton Wanderers academy and played for
LlanfairPG in the Cymru Alliance whilst a student in Coleg Menai. (Dob: 18-11-1985) |
| Mike
Foster |
Mike Foster began his career at Tranmere Rovers before
returning to his home town
side Porthmadog where he has made the bulk of his 250 WP
appearances. Spent
two seasons with Aberystwyth , has a spell with Bangor City and
returned to Porthmadog from Holyhead. A Welsh Under 21
International. (Dob: 29-11-1973) |
| Mark
Gornall |
A
left footed defender Mark joined Port from Penrhyncoch during the
summer of 2009. Mark has Welsh Premier experience with
Aberystwyth and Carmarthen Town and has played in the Welsh League with
Maesteg Park to complete a hatrick of the three main leagues in Welsh
domestic football. (Dob: 07-09-1982) |
| Ryan Davies |
A tall, confident central
defender Ryan joined Port from Cymru Alliance side Glantraeth during
the 2003-04
season. He is the older brother of Bangor City left winger Les Davies. (Dob: 31-02-1978) |
| Gareth Owen |
Defender or midfielder
signed from Glantraeth who has further CA experience with Cemaes Bay
and has played for Welsh Alliance side Bethesda Athletic. (Dob: 06-05-1980) |
| John
Keegan |
Liverpool
born defender also on Unibond
forms with Colwyn Bay who signed for
Welshpool in November 2005 after a spell in America. John began
his career with York City and enjoyed a brief spell with Chester before
moving into the English non league system with Runcorn, Hucknall and
Burscough. (Dob: 05-08-1981) |
| Ceri
James |
Powerfully
built central midfielder who
joined Welshpool from Cymru Alliance side Llandyrnog United during the
summer of 2005. Ceri, who has also played for Denbigh Town,
joined Port during the summer of 2009. (Dob: 01-12-1983) |
| Dan
Pyrs |
A
talented midfielder, Dan made a handful of Welsh Premier appearances
for Caernarfon Town but is better known for a string of impressive
displays for Welsh Alliance side Llanrug United. Joined Port during the
summer of 2009. (Dob: 21-10-1984) |
| Marcus
Orkik |
A
former Sheffield
Wednesday apprentice, Marcus first joined Porthmadog in January 2007
having
also played
for Colwyn Bay, Rhyl and Caernarfon Town. He returned to The Traeth in
January 2010 after a spell with Llangefni Town. (Dob: 11-02-1985) |
| Gareth Parry |
A calm and composed central
midfielder who joined the club in the summer of 2000 from CA rivals
Llanfair PG. Gareth has Welsh Premier experience with Bangor City from
whom he rejoined the club in September 2007. (Dob: 04-02-1981) |
| John Rowley |
Bangor
born but Bontnewydd based striker who played for Llanberis before
joining Llangefni in the Cymru Alliance. Has earned a
reputation as a consistent goalscorer in his short time in the
CA. Signed Welsh Premiership forms for Caernarfon in December
2005 and moved to Port in July 2008. John previously played for
Llanberis. Has appeared - and
started - in the Welsh Premiership as a
goalkeeper during the 2007-08 season. (Dob: 17-05-1981) |
| Iwan Thomas |
Attacking
midfielder or striker who has progressed from the club's Under 21 and
reserve side, previous clubs include Blaenau Ffestiniog (Dob: 05-03-1987) |
| Chris Jones |
Former Leeds United youngster who
has also played for Bournemouth, Limerick and most recently
coast rivals Colwyn Bay. A Welsh Under 19 and 20 International,
Chris can play in midfield or attack. Moved to Port during the summer
of 2008. (Dob: 09-10-1985) |
| Marc
Evans |
A
promising young striker
with a reputation as a goalscorer, Marc joined Holyhead from island
rivals Bodedern during September 2007 and signed for Porthmadog during
the summer of 2009 having been briefly linked with Llangefni Town. (Dob: 00-00-1900) |
| Paul Roberts |
Cricieth based
striker was a goalscoring sensation for his local side Porthmadog and
attracted a £15000 move to Wrexham where he gained First Team
experience and Welsh International honours. He joined Bangor
after a brief spell back at Porthmadog with their Football in The
Community Scheme, having scored 14 goals for The Traeth club.
Paul scored the solitary goal in the
2000 Welsh Cup Final having also scored in the Quarter and Semi
Final matches. He also netted the solitary goal in the
1-0 win over Sartid Smederevo in the 2002-03 UEFA Cup at Wrexham.
Rejoined Port during the summer of 2007 but moved on to Welshpool
during the summer of 2008 coming back to The Traeth a year later to
link up again with manager Tomi Morgan. A Welsh Under 21 International. (Dob: 29-07-1977) |
| Aden
Shannon |
Pacey
striker signed from
Welshpool in July 2008. Moved into Welsh football from Chester
area club Blacon Youth. Has quickly established himself with a good
goalscoring record in Welsh Premiership circles with
56 goals from 88 starts for Cefn Druids and Welshpool Town. (Dob: 09-04-1980) |
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| Richard Harvey
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Former Macclesfield Town goalkeeper who
re-signed for Port in May 2005 after the
departure of Gerard McGuigan to Rhyl. (Dob: 20-06-1978) |
| Dave Vickers |
Bangor born goalkeeper Dave was on
Manchester United's books as a youngster and has since played for a
host of North Wales clubs. These include brief spells with Bangor
City and Rhyl reserves, Llandudno and Buckley in the Cymru Alliance and
then Porthmadog whom he joined during the summer of 2008. Dave is
a brave agile goalkeeper whose shot stopping compensates for a lack of
height. (Dob: 22-01-1988) |
| Ben Ogilvy |
Promising young leftback
who joined Port from WP rivals Bangor City during the summer of 2008.
Ben has previously played for Aberystwyth and Caernarfon Town. (Dob: 12-11-1988) |
| Ryan Davies |
Tall, confident central
defender signed from Cymru Alliance side Glantraeth during the 2003-04
season. Older brother of left winger Les Davies. (Dob: 31-02-1978) |
| Eifion Jones |
A former Liverpool FC
apprentice Bangor born Eifion Jones followed in his father Hywyn's
footsteps when he signed for Bangor from Blackpool in July 2002.
Eifion is a towering centre half but typical of his footballing
background is composed on the ball and dangerous in attacking set
plays. Gained English Football League experience under manager
Steve McMahon at Bloomfield Road and moved to Porthmadog from
Caernarfon in September 2008. A Welsh Under 21
International. (Dob: 28-09-1980) |
| Gareth Owen |
Defender or midfielder
signed from Glantraeth who has further CA experience with Cemaes Bay
and has played for Welsh Alliance side Bethesda Athletic. (Dob: 06-05-1980) |
| Rhys Roberts |
Promising
young defender who joined Llangefni from Bodedern during the summer of
2004, made a couple of Welsh
Premiership substitute appearances with Bangor City during
2003-04. Signed for Port in July 2005. (Dob: 24-03-1986) |
| Mike Foster
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Mike began his
career at Tranmere Rovers before returning to his home town
side Porthmadog where he made around 200 LoW appearances. Spent
two seasons with Aberystwyth in the LoW before moving to Bangor City in
July 2000. A Welsh Under 21 International. (Dob: 29-11-1973) |
| Barry Jones |
Promising
young defender signed from Cymru Alliance side Bodedern during the
summer of 2006. Barry played for Bangor City in the Under 21
League
and Final play off match during the 2005-06 season. (Dob: 26-03-1986) |
| Marcus Orlik |
A former Sheffield
Wednesday apprentice, Marcus joined Porthmadog in January 2007 having
also played
for Colwyn Bay, Rhyl and Caernarfon Town. (Dob: 11-02-1985) |
| Steven Kehoe |
A former Llangefni youth
team sweeper, Steven returned to Anglesey after experience in the USA
with Rio Grande Redmen, Pittsburgh Riverhounds and Cincinnati Kings.
Moved to Port during the summer of 2008. (Dob: 09-01-1982) |
| Mark Thomas |
Hard working midfielder who made 15 Welsh Premiership
appearances for Bangor City, joined The Town from Cymru Alliance side
Glantraeth shortly after the arrival of new manager Steve O'Shaughnessy. Bangor born Mark has also played for Rhayader Town and Cemaes Bay. (Dob: 21-10-1978) |
| Gareth Parry |
A calm and composed central
midfielder who joined the club in the summer of 2000 from CA rivals
Llanfair PG. Gareth has Welsh Premier experience with Bangor City from
whom he rejoined the club in September 2007. (Dob: 04-02-1981) |
| John Rowley |
Bangor
born but Bontnewydd based striker who played for Llanberis before
joining Llangefni in the Cymru Alliance. Has earned a
reputation as a consistent goalscorer in his short time in the
CA. Signed Welsh Premiership forms for Caernarfon in December
2005 and moved to Port in July 2008. John previously played for
Llanberis. Has appeared - and
started - in the Welsh Premiership as a
goalkeeper during the 2007-08 season. (Dob: 17-05-1981) |
| Iwan Thomas |
Attacking
midfielder or striker who has progressed from the club's Under 21 and
reserve side, previous clubs include Blaenau Ffestiniog (Dob: 05-03-1987) |
| Chris Jones |
Former Leeds United youngster who
has also played for Bournemouth, Limerick and most recently
coast rivals Colwyn Bay. A Welsh Under 19 and 20 International,
Chris can play in midfield or attack. Moved to Port during the summer
of 2008. (Dob: 09-10-1985) |
| Marc Lloyd Williams |
Hugely experienced striker
who has the league record number of goals to his name. This stood
at 278 from 354 starts prior to the 2008-09 campaign. "Jiws" is
best remembered for his time with Bangor City but has also played
for Aberystwyth, TNS and Rhyl in the Welsh Premier. He has 75
League appearances to his name from spells with Stockport County,
Halifax and York and has Conference experience with Southport. (Dob: 08-02-1973) |
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| Richard Harvey
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Former Macclesfield Town goalkeeper who
re-signed for Port in May 2005 after the
departure of Gerard McGuigan to Rhyl. (Dob: 20-06-1978) |
| Matthew Parry |
A
former Liverpool FC apprentice, Matthew signed for Porthmadog in
January 2008, initially as cover for Richard Harvey. Matthew has
experience at a number of clubs including Northwich Victoria, Colwyn
Bay and local Welsh Premiership rivals Caernarfon Town
and Bangor City. (Dob: 30-03-1983) |
| John Gwynfor Jones |
Defender joined the club towards the end
of the 2001-02 season from Nefyn United. Has been a revelation with his
no nonsense defending but work commitments may restrict his
availability in the 2005-06
season. (Dob: 17-11-1975) |
| Ryan Davies |
Tall, confident central
defender signed from Cymru Alliance side Glantraeth during the 2003-04
season. Older brother of left winger Les Davies. (Dob: 31-02-1978) |
| Gareth Owen |
Defender or midfielder
signed from Glantraeth who has further CA experience with Cemaes Bay
and has played for Welsh Alliance side Bethesda Athletic. (Dob: 06-05-1980) |
| Adam Docker |
Towering
centre half who joined Bangor from Conference side Altrincham in
February 2006. 6'3 tall, Adam was a regular member of the Bury FC youth
team three years ago and has since played for Chaddeton in the North
West Counties League and Runcorn Halton. Joined
Port in September 2007. (Dob: 17-11-1985) |
| Rhys Roberts |
Promising
young defender who joined Llangefni from Bodedern during the summer of
2004, made a couple of Welsh
Premiership substitute appearances with Bangor City during
2003-04. Signed for Port in July 2005. (Dob: 24-03-1986) |
| Mike Foster
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Mike Foster
began his career at Tranmere Rovers before returning to his home town
side Porthmadog where he made around 200 LoW appearances. Spent
two seasons with Aberystwyth in the LoW before moving to Bangor City in
July 2000. A Welsh Under 21 International. (Dob: 29-11-1973) |
| Barry Jones |
Promising
young defender signed from Cymru Alliance side Bodedern during the
summer of 2006. Barry played for Bangor City in the Under 21
League
and Final play off match during the 2005-06 season. (Dob: 26-03-1986) |
| Danny Hughes
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Twenty four year old midfielder released
by Hartlepool for whom he made eight first team appearances, a former
Wolves apprentice. (Dob: 13-02-1980) |
| Marcus Orlik |
A former Sheffield
Wednesday apprentice, Marcus joined Porthmadog in January 2007 having
also played
for Colwyn Bay, Rhyl and Caernarfon Town. (Dob: 11-02-1985) |
| Richard Smart |
Tall left sided attacker
signed who joined Airbus form Christleton during the summer of 2003 as
a student at Chester College. Signed for Port during the summer
of 2007. (Dob: 16-03-1982) |
| Rogan Chester |
Promising young midfielder
who has progressed through the club's reserve and youth sides. (Dob: 22-12-1989) |
| Mark Thomas |
Hard working midfielder who made 15 Welsh Premiership
appearances for Bangor City, joined The Town from Cymru Alliance side
Glantraeth shortly after the arrival of new manager Steve O'Shaughnessy. Bangor born Mark has also played for Rhayader Town and Cemaes Bay. (Dob: 21-10-1978) |
| Gareth Parry |
Calm central midfielder who
joined the club in the summer of 2000 from CA rivals Llanfair PG.
Has Welsh Premier experience with Bangor City from whom he rejoined the
club in September 2007. (Dob: 04-02-1981) |
| Dave Hughes |
A pacey young striker who
joined Port during January 2008 from WP rivals Airbus UK, having
previously played for Coventry University. (Dob: 08-02-1982) |
| Iwan Thomas |
Attacking
midfielder or striker who has progressed from the club's Under 21 and
reserve side, previous clubs include Blaenau Ffestiniog (Dob: 05-03-1987) |
| Carl Owen |
Pacey striker who signed from Bangor
City. Scored 23 goals for CA
rivals Glantraeth in the 1999-2000 season. Notched 16 goals
in as many games in the 2000-01 season, top scorer again in 2003-04.
(Dob: 09-04-1980) |
| Jason Sadler |
Consistent
Cymru Alliance goalscorer re-signed from CaernarfonTown in February
2006, previous clubs include Llangefni Town. (Dob: 25-04-1980) |
| Paul Roberts |
Cricieth
based striker was a goalscoring sensation for his local side Porthmadog
and attracted a £15000 move to Wrexham where he gained First Team
experience and Welsh International honours. He joined Bangor
after a brief spell back at Porthmadog with their Football in The
Community Scheme, having scored 14 goals for The Traeth club.
Paul scored the solitary goal in the 2000 Welsh Cup Final having also
scored in the Quarter and Semi Final matches. He also netted the
solitary goal in the 1-0 win over Sartid Smederevo in the 2002-03 UEFA
Cup at Wrexham. Rejoined Port during the summer of 2007. A Welsh Under 21 International. (Dob: 29-07-1977) |
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| Richard Harvey
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Former Macclesfield Town goalkeeper who
re-signed for Port in May 2005 after the
departure of Gerard McGuigan to Rhyl. (Dob: 20-06-1978) |
| Richard Hughes |
Tall defender, a Chester chemist whose
previous clubs include Amlwch, Cemaes Bay and Briton Ferry. (Dob: 30-09-1975) |
| John Gwynfor Jones |
Defender joined the club towards the end
of the 2001-02 season from Nefyn United. Has been a revelation with his
no nonsense defending but work commitments may restrict his
availability in the 2005-06
season. (Dob: 17-11-1975) |
| John Peris Jones |
Promising young defender
whose father Gwyn Peris Jones won an NPL Championship medal in 1982
with Bangor City. A student at Bangor University. (Dob: 04-11-1986) |
| Geraint Mitchell |
A pacey young defender who
first represented the club at Under 21 level, Geraint previously played
for Mountain Rangers and Bontnewydd where he was captain. Made
his Welsh Premier debut at Welshpool in December 2005. (Dob: 14-10-1985) |
| Ryan Davies |
Tall, confident central
defender signed from Cymru Alliance side Glantraeth during the 2003-04
season. Older brother of left winger Les Davies. (Dob: 31-02-1978) |
| Rhys Roberts |
Promising
young defender who joined Llangefni from Bodedern during the summer of
2004, made a couple of Welsh
Premiership substitute appearances with Bangor City during
2003-04. Signed for Port in July 2005. (Dob: 24-03-1986) |
| Mike Foster
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began his career at Tranmere Rovers before returning to his home town
side Porthmadog where he made around 200 LoW appearances. Spent
two seasons with Aberystwyth in the LoW before moving to Bangor City in
July 2000. A Welsh Under 21 International. (Dob: 29-11-1973) |
| Barry Jones |
Promising
young defender signed from Cymru Alliance side Bodedern during the
summer of 2006. Barry played for Bangor City in the Under 21
League
and Final play off match during the 2005-06 season. (Dob: 26-03-1986) |
| Danny Hughes
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Twenty four year old midfielder released
by Hartlepool for whom he made eight first team appearances, a former
Wolves apprentice. (Dob: 13-02-1980) |
| Paul Friel |
Irish midfielder who joined
Port from Bangor City in January 2006. A student at University in
Bangor, Paul has experience in Ireland with Fanad United. (Dob: 06-09-1984) |
| Chris Evans |
A summer signing from
Wrexham FC where he had been
part of the academy and reserve set up. Chris is a talented
midfielder
and the son of former Bangor City player Medwyn Evans. (Dob: 18-07-1987) |
| Gareth Caughter |
Attacking
midfielder who hit eleven goals in the 2000-01 Cymru Alliance
campaign. (Dob: 14-07-1980) |
| Stephen Jones |
Top striker who has returned to Port
from the USA. Began his career at Wrexham before appearing for
Bangor City in the LoW. (27-11-1973) |
| Carl Owen |
Pacey striker who signed from Bangor
City. Scored 23 goals for CA
rivals Glantraeth in the 1999-2000 season. Notched 16 goals
in as many games in the 2000-01 season, top scorer again in 2003-04.
(Dob: 09-04-1980) |
| Jason Sadler |
Consistent
Cymru Alliance goalscorer re-signed from CaernarfonTown in February
2006, previous clubs include Llangefni Town. (Dob: 25-04-1980) |
| Les Davies |
Bangor
born Les Davies played in the Welsh Premiership with
Caernarfon Town as a sixteen year old before starring for Anglesey
based Glantraeth. He impressed in Glantraeth's Welsh Cup win
against Bangor during the 2003-04 season and was signed by his "home
town" team for whom he scored seven goals in his inimitable "runaway
truck" style. Joined Port in July 2005, brother of defender Ryan
Davies, A Welsh Under 21
International. (Dob: 29-10-1984) |
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| Richard Harvey
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Former Macclesfield Town goalkeeper who
re-signed for Port in May 2005 after the
departure of Gerard McGuigan to Rhyl. (Dob: 20-06-1978) |
| Richard Hughes |
Tall defender, a Chester chemist whose
previous clubs include Amlwch, Cemaes Bay and Briton Ferry. (Dob: 30-09-1975) |
| John Gwynfor Jones |
Defender joined the club towards the end
of the 2001-02 season from Nefyn United. Has been a revelation with his
no nonsense defending but work commitments may restrict his
availability in the 2005-06
season. (Dob: 17-11-1975) |
| John Peris Jones |
Promising young defender
whose father Gwyn Peris Jones won an NPL Championship medal in 1982
with Bangor City. A student at Bangor University. (Dob: 04-11-1986) |
| Geraint Mitchell |
A pacey young defender who
first represented the club at Under 21 level, Geraint previously played
for Mountain Rangers and Bontnewydd where he was captain. Made
his Welsh Premier debut at Welshpool in December 2005. (Dob: 14-10-1985) |
| Campbell Harrison |
Experienced defender whose previous
clubs include Cemaes Bay. (Dob: 13-08-1973) |
| Ryan Davies |
Tall, confident central
defender signed from Cymru Alliance side Glantraeth during the 2003-04
season. Older brother of left winger Les Davies. (Dob: 31-02-1978) |
| Rhys Roberts |
Promising
young defender who joined Llangefni from Bodedern during the summer of
2004, made a couple of Welsh
Premiership substitute appearances with Bangor City during
2003-04. Signed for Port in July 2005. (Dob: 24-03-1986) |
| Emrys Williams |
Experienced defender whose powerful,
whole hearted displays won the
hearts of the supporters of his previous clubs Bangor City and more
recently Caernarfon Town. Began his career with Tranmere Rovers.
(Dob: 03-06-1976) |
| Mike Foster
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began his career at Tranmere Rovers before returning to his home town
side Porthmadog where he made around 200 LoW appearances. Spent
two seasons with Aberystwyth in the LoW before moving to Bangor City in
July 2000. A Welsh Under 21 International. (Dob: 29-11-1973) |
| Lee Webber |
Tall defender who featured in the 1999
League Cup success at Brymbo against Rhydymwyn, returned to the club
during the summer of 2001
after a season with St Helens Town. Very strong in the
air. (Dob: 22-02-1979) |
| Danny Hughes
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Twenty four year old midfielder released
by Hartlepool for whom he made eight first team appearances, a former
Wolves apprentice. (Dob: 13-02-1980) |
| Paul Friel |
Irish midfielder who joined
Port from Bangor City in January 2006. A student at University in
Bangor, Paul has experience in Ireland with Fanad United. (Dob: 06-09-1984) |
| Aled Rowlands |
Bangor
born Aled Rowlands began his football career with three years at
Manchester City before a season in Ireland with Sligo Rovers. The
Valley based left footer, who can play in defence or midfield, has made
a club record six European appearances for Bangor. Before the 2004-05 season began Aled had made 132
WP appearances for Bangor City. Joined
Port in August 2004. A Welsh Under 21 International. (Dob: 09-06-1978) |
| Jason Harvey |
Midfielder who signed for
Port upon his return from the USA in October 2005. (Dob: 08-03-1982) |
| Matthew Webber |
Promising young midfielder
who has progressed through the club's reserve sides. (Dob: 21-10-1983) |
| Gareth Parry
|
Calm central midfielder who joined the
club in the summer of 2000 from CA rivals Llanfair PG. Has LoW
experience with Bangor City. (Dob: 04-02-1981) |
| Owain Roberts |
Midfielder signed from
Ruthin Town during the summer of 2004, has Unibond experience with
Colwyn Bay. (Dob: 23-06-1979) |
| Gareth Caughter |
Attacking
midfielder who hit eleven goals in the 2000-01 Cymru Alliance
campaign. (Dob: 14-07-1980) |
| Stephen Jones |
Top striker who has returned to Port
from the USA. Began his career at Wrexham before appearing for
Bangor City in the LoW. (27-11-1973) |
| Dylan Rees Jones |
Promising
young striker. (Dob: 01-02-1986) |
| Carl Owen |
Pacey striker who signed from Bangor
City. Scored 23 goals for CA
rivals Glantraeth in the 1999-2000 season. Notched 16 goals
in as many games in the 2000-01 season, top scorer again in 2003-04.
(Dob: 09-04-1980) |
| Tony Williams |
Consistent goalscorer in the Cymru
Alliance with clubs including Llanfair PG. (Dob: 25-07-1975) |
| Jason Sadler |
Consistent
Cymru Alliance goalscorer re-signed from CaernarfonTown in February
2006, previous clubs include Llangefni Town. (Dob: 25-04-1980) |
| Les Davies |
Bangor
born Les Davies played in the Welsh Premiership with
Caernarfon Town as a sixteen year old before starring for Anglesey
based Glantraeth. He impressed in Glantraeth's Welsh Cup win
against Bangor during the 2003-04 season and was signed by his "home
town" team for whom he scored seven goals in his inimitable "runaway
truck" style. Joined Port in July 2005, brother of defender Ryan
Davies, A Welsh Under 21
International. (Dob: 29-10-1984) |
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| Richard Harvey
|
Former Macclesfield Town goalkeeper who
re-signed for Port in May 2005 after the
departure of Gerard McGuigan to Rhyl. (Dob: 0-0-19) |
| Richard Hughes |
Tall defender, a Chester chemist whose
previous clubs include Amlwch, Cemaes Bay and Briton Ferry. (Dob: 30-09-1975) |
| John Gwynfor Jones |
Defender joined the club towards the end
of the 2001-02 season from Nefyn United. Has been a revelation with his
no nonsense defending. (Dob: 17-11-1975) |
| John Peris Jones |
Promising young defender
whose father Gwyn Peris Jones won an NPL Championship medal in 1982
with Bangor City. (Dob: 04-11-1986) |
| Campbell Harrison |
Experienced defender whose previous
clubs include Cemaes Bay. (Dob: 13-08-1973) |
| Ryan Davies |
Tall, confident central
defender signed from Cymru Alliance side Glantraeth during the 2003-04
season. Older brother of Bangor City winger Les Davies. (Dob: 31-02-1978) |
| Richard Owen |
Left footer signed
from Cemaes Bay in July 2002. A determined and skilful competitor whose
composure and calm determination are a feature of his play. Has
LoW experience with Bangor City. (Dob: 01-09-1980) |
| Emrys Williams |
Experienced defender whose powerful,
whole hearted displays won the
hearts of the supporters of his previous clubs Bangor City and more
recently Caernarfon Town. Began his career with Tranmere Rovers.
(Dob: 03-06-1976) |
| Mike Foster
|
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began his career at Tranmere Rovers before returning to his home town
side Porthmadog where he made around 200 LoW appearances. Spent
two seasons with Aberystwyth in the LoW before moving to Bangor City in
July 2000. A Welsh Under 21 International. (Dob: 29-11-1973) |
| Lee Webber |
Tall defender who featured in the 1999
League Cup success at Brymbo against Rhydymwyn, returned to the club
during the summer of 2001
after a season with St Helens Town. Very strong in the
air. (Dob: 22-02-1979) |
| Dafydd Evans
|
Vastly experienced midfielder who
began his career at Watford before moving to Bangor City. Has
also played for Cymru Alliance rivals Glantraeth. (Dob: 28-08-1972) |
| Danny Hughes
|
Twenty four year old midfielder released
by Hartlepool for whom he made eight first team appearances, a former
Wolves apprentice. (Dob: 13-02-1980) |
| Aled Rowlands |
Bangor
born Aled Rowlands began his football career with three years at
Manchester City before a season in Ireland with Sligo Rovers. The
Valley based left footer, who can play in defence or midfield, has made
a club record six European appearances for Bangor. Before the 2004-05 season began Aled had made 132
WP appearances for Bangor City. Joined
Port in August 2004. A Welsh Under 21 International. (Dob: 09-06-1978) |
| Gareth Parry
|
Calm young midfielder who joined the
club in the summer of 2000 from CA
rivals Llanfair PG. Has LoW experience with Bangor City. (Dob: 04-02-1981) |
| Owain Roberts |
Midfielder signed from
Ruthin Town during the summer of 2004, has Unibond experience with
Colwyn Bay. (Dob: 23-06-1979) |
| Gareth Caughter |
Promising
attacking midfielder who hit eleven goals in the 2000-01
Cymur Alliance campaign. (Dob: 14-07-1980) |
| Stephen Jones (Pugh) |
Top striker who has returned to Port
from the USA. Began his career at Wrexham before appearing for
Bangor City in the LoW. (27-11-1973) |
| Mark Williams
|
Former Shrewsbury Town striker signed
from Newtown during the summer of 2003. Previous clubs include
Bangor City. (Dob: 08-02-1973) |
| Dylan Rees
Jones |
Promising
young striker. (Dob: 01-02-1986) |
| Carl Owen |
Pacey striker who signed from Bangor
City. Scored 23 goals for CA
rivals Glantraeth in the 1999-2000 season. Notched 16 goals
in as many games in the 2000-01 season, top scorer again in 2003-04.
(Dob: 09-04-1980) |
| Tony Williams |
Consistent goalscorer in the Cymru
Alliance with clubs including Llanfair PG. (Dob: 25-07-1975) |
| Tom Reynolds |
Striker signed from Newtown
during the summer of 2004. (Dob: 01-02-1982) |