- Newbridge-on-Wye F.C.
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Newbridge-on-Wye Full name Newbridge-on-Wye Football Club Ground Penbont
Newbridge-on-Wye
PowysLeague Mid Wales Football League 2010–11 9th (of 15) Home coloursAway coloursNewbridge-on-Wye Football Club is a Welsh football club based in Newbridge-on-Wye, Powys. They currently playing in the Mid Wales Football League.
The home colours are white shirts with black shorts and socks[1].
History
Newbridge-on-Wye Football Club is one of the most successful village teams in Wales. The team currently plays in the Spar Mid Wales League. The team's greatest success was during the 2004/2005 season where they won the Mid Wales South League. [2] The football club applied for promotion and this was granted in the next season following extensive work to their Penybont ground in order to meet the standards set by the FAW. During the 2005/2006 season, their first in the Spar Mid Wales League, they placed 12th. However during the 2007/2008 they set up a strong challenge for the title, only to see a good start to the season diminished through poor results in the latter part of the season. They ended up coming 7th, although this was behind a number of Welsh Premier reserve teams from much larger areas than Newbridge-on-Wye. [3]
Honours
- Mid Wales South Football League
- 2004–05[2]
References
Mid Wales Football League · 2010–11 Division 1 Aberystwyth University · Berriew · Bow Street · Builth Wells · Carno · Dolgellau Athletic · Dyffryn Banw · Llanidloes Town · Llanrhaeadr · Llansatffraid Village · Newbridge-on-Wye · Penparcau · Presteigne St. Andrews · Tywyn & Bryncrug · Waterloo RoversDivision 2 Aberaeron · Abermule · Bont · Four Crosses · Kerry · Llandrindod Wells · Llanfair United · Llanfyllin Town · Meifod · Montgomery Town · Rhosgoch Rangers · Talgarth Town · Tregaron TurfsFootball in Wales National teams League system Welsh Premier League · Cymru Alliance · Welsh Football League (Div 1 · Div 2 · Div 3) · Welsh National League · Welsh Alliance League · Mid Wales League · Mid Wales South League · Montgomeryshire League · South Wales Amateur League · South Wales Senior League · Gwent County League · Neath & District League · Gwynedd League · Clwyd League · Anglesey LeagueDomestic cups Welsh Cup · FAW Premier Cup · Welsh League Cup · FAW Trophy · Welsh Football League Cup · Welsh Super Cup · Welsh Women's CupCategories:- Welsh football clubs
- Mid Wales League clubs
- Welsh football club stubs
- Mid Wales South Football League
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