Bad Middle Names - First in a series of one
Paul RONALD Keddle and Michael RONALD Jones. Merthyr's Two Ronnies.
Yes Cymru by Chairman Mao
The
Welsh Premier League (WPL) article in the last issue lit a very slow fuse but
eventually the idea that Merthyr Town fans could debate the future of their
club exploded on social media. A debate on where the Martyrs should play seemed
too much for many Merthyr fans and a minority of Welsh pyramid enthusiasts
never really got to grips with the fact that the FAW has never set out the
criteria for any “exile” club to enter the current domestic game.
Nothing of note has changed since the last fanzine was ignored on the terraces at Penydarren Park. At the AGM in February (?) there will be a motion presented to the members referring to the benefits of both Welsh and English systems and the sustainability of Merthyr Town as a competitive club in the future.
We laid out many of the financial advantages of joining the WPL. We mentioned that MTFC has never gone into exile and won its appeal in 1989 and so should be allowed direct access to the WPL albeit with the required domestic licence se…
Nothing of note has changed since the last fanzine was ignored on the terraces at Penydarren Park. At the AGM in February (?) there will be a motion presented to the members referring to the benefits of both Welsh and English systems and the sustainability of Merthyr Town as a competitive club in the future.
We laid out many of the financial advantages of joining the WPL. We mentioned that MTFC has never gone into exile and won its appeal in 1989 and so should be allowed direct access to the WPL albeit with the required domestic licence se…
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