Barry Town United F.C.

And Barry's 50,000 plus people, like fourth biggest place in Wales all around there.

Never had, I'm not knocking Barrytown or Barrytown United, but we've never had a top flight football club, despite the European escapades.

Barry Rugby Club have never been more than a sort of town rugby team.

They're my team, but they're just a townside.

Right then, Cymru Prem.

Let's start with TNS1, Barry Town Nill, because there was a lot, lot of drama.

Yeah.

I think we

Loads of pushing.

Listen, it's caused a lot of drama.

So, for those who don't know, Barry Town were top of the league going into this game.

They hadn't lost or drawn a game.

And asked my dad why Mike Lewis, Carmarthen Town's then starting but sometimes inconsistent shot stopper, wasn't playing.

Former Penabont, Barry Town, amongst others.

To which he replied, he didn't know.

A bloke behind us obviously overhears the conversation and just said, Mike Lewis is injured.

Every detail was carefully considered with countless Easter eggs and little references to Welsh football hidden throughout the set, which is something that I love seeing in these kinds of things.

And it was set alongside scenes filmed at the Ocean Park Arena and Barrytown United's Jenner Park.

The film forms part of a wider identity system that positions the Cymru Premier around one simple belief that Welsh football doesn't need to imitate anyone else.

It has its own stories, its own communities and its own voice and we will include links in the show notes to this episode so that our listeners can go and watch that short film and have access to a couple of other resources for the rebrand itself.

Just a little bit better, supposedly.

We have new leaders, Barry Town United, uh, their 3-1 win away at Holywell Town.

And the hosts took the lead through, uh, Kio Hughes, but, uh, Elliot Duggan, a sensational Owen Brain goal, and, and Jack Shaw made sure the three points were going back to South Wales.

Yeah, I mean, uh, it's a brilliant start for Barry 'cause lost Jai and Owen, didn't they? And, um, he's got up to Scotland, and they lost Robbie Wilmot as well.

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So after match day four, the table reads like this in the Novara Cymru Premier.

Leaders are Barry Town United on 12 points and 100% record.

Second are the New Saints and Penybont.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Barry Town.

I mean, the thing is-

Just for you

Big results again across the board as, as the sort of the, the league starts to take shape four games in, uh, at the top and the bottom.

Greg, Barry Town remain unbeaten, beating Holywell, uh, 3-1 away from home.

Uh, it was 3-1 in the end, was it? I thought it was 2.

Uh, I thought it was 3.

Double check because un- they might have scored late on, and I wasn't paying attention at that point.

Um, it was 3.

Well done, Barry Town.

Jack Shaw scored in the 95th minute.