Druids travelled to Nantporth to take on a Bangor side in struggling form having lost their last two games, whereas druids were looking resurgent with league form which was starting to grab attention. Nevertheless Huw's boys would be under no illusion that they were playing one of the best sides in the league and a win would be hard fought. Both sides raced into the game and it wasn't long before we found our first goal, on the 15th minute a free kick into the penalty area re

Month of Action Wales 17 During October clubs in Wales are showing their support for the Show Racism the Red Card Month of Action as a vehicle to deliver an Anti-Racism message to the community through the power of sport. The Month of Action is part of a wider program funded by FA Wales and this weekend will see the JD Welsh Premier League clubs take part in Match Actions uniting together to stand against racism. Show Racism the Red Card is the UK’s leading anti-racism educat

Last week Druids were poised to leap into 4th place if they took all 3 points available against Carmarthen, it wasn't to be and a well positioned and strong looking druids side had to settle for a point. The opportunity arrises again this Friday as Druids head to Nantporth, home of Bangor City. Currently 2 points and a place above The Ancients in the welsh premier league table, we're sure Huw's side will relish the opportunity to prove themselves against some of the best oppo

Druids return to The Rock after securing 3 points on the road last week against a strong Barry Town side. The win moved the Ancients into 5th spot in the Welsh Premier Leauge Table. Huw Griffiths’ men will be in high spirits after an excellent start to the season, but will not want to get ahead of themselves - there is still a long way to the Leauge cut. Carmarthen are this weeks opposition at The Rock, a side currently adrift at the bottom of the table securing only 3 points

Cefn Druids climb up the Welsh Premier Leauge Table continued last weekend after a stunning away win over a boyant Barry Town. Both teams went into this fixture with a 3 game unbeaten run, both taking 7 points in their previous 3 games. Only a point serperated them in the Table sitting 6th and 7th. A textbook game of of two halves as Druids chased the game after conceding to the leagues top goal scorer Kayne McLaggon after 21mins. 1-0 at Half Time, and Barry would have been c

This weekend Druids make the long journey south to Jenner Park to take on Barry Town. These two clubs have 250 years of history between them, and have much success to show for it. They meet again in the Welsh Premier league this season, both sides in competitive and buoyant positions in the league. (Druids 6th on 12 points / Barry 7th on 11 points) Both sides will want the 3 points from this fixture following good form, both Druids and Barry have taking 7 points from their la

The under 19s started off their FAW youth cup campaign at Coedpoeth united in what was set to be quite an entertaining game. Coedpoeth went into the game being unbeaten in their respective league and Josh Millingtons side have had a good start to the WPDL. Due to the unavailability of a majority of his players Josh had the unfortunate task of having to re-shuffle his squad once again. Nath Rennie and Tyler Wilkinson both slotted into FB positions, Alex Buxton took up a centra

Following last weeks superb win over Bala Town, Druids spirits were high but the prospect of playing Llandudno who had enjoyed one of the best starts to the JD WPL season of any team in the league was daunting. In the Press Huw Griffiths played it cool, reasserting that this seasons plan was of course still league survival and that his side would be focussed ahead of the fixture, although he hoped for some goals as his side pursue a more attacking style of football this seaso