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Colwyn Bay

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Nov 1, 2026

TimHOST
47:57
And then...
TimHOST
47:58
You know, and then a litany of absolutely terrible, you know, Stoke Burnley, Sheffield United Burnley, Houston Dynamo, Notts County, and then he finished his distinguished career at Colwyn Bay.
TimHOST
48:10
The last three clubs he didn't score for at all.
TimHOST
48:13
Had
Gareth WilsonGUEST
2:03
matches.
AlanHOST
2:03
After six wins out of six at home, Colwyn Bay dropped their first league points at home last Friday in their 2-2 draw against Cardiff Met, despite playing 58 minutes plus with 10 men.
AlanHOST
2:17
But Colwyn Bay are still unbeaten in three, and Can Bryan United will be hoping to bounce back after losing a 2-0 lead at home, only to see Airbus' stunning comeback to win 3-2.
AlanHOST
2:29
Britain Ferryland sell versus Flanderno and both teams meet for the first time in the league, since they met in the Welsh Cup in 2018 when Flanderno won 3-2 at the Old Road.
AlanHOST
2:41
Both teams go into the game losing their last league match.
AlanHOST
4:33
All M Games are to be played on Friday night with a 7.45 kick-off.
AlanHOST
4:38
So a Saturday dinner-time kick-off at half-past twelve for Cardiff Met vs Pennybont.
AlanHOST
4:43
And Cardiff Met did something that nobody else has done this season, and that's take points off Colwyn Bay at home.
Simon WattsGUEST
20:33
Stockport, the biggest of those clubs he's managed.
Simon WattsGUEST
20:35
Colwyn Bay, Fylde, Hartlepool.
Simon WattsGUEST
20:38
But, you know, we are talking about a massive football club here and it's a big job.
Simon WattsGUEST
20:43
And like you say, an attractive job.
GarethHOST
26:57
I think I said last week, Conor's come to life, and I don't think it's any surprise that the team's picking up points.
GarethHOST
27:02
But, I don't know, as good as we were against Colwyn Bay, we were excellent.
GarethHOST
27:07
We were excellent yesterday for the first half, not so great in the second.
GarethHOST
27:11
It's that division, as you'll find out, Hugh.

36 MINS LATER

Huw GriffithsGUEST
62:50
I mean, listen, I do think the standard will go down because it goes back to, and some of you may remember some of the older players that didn't go into full-time football.
Huw GriffithsGUEST
62:59
And then he was at Druids.
Huw GriffithsGUEST
63:02
and then went to Colwyn Bay and Rexham offered him a deal.
Huw GriffithsGUEST
63:06
But he was getting more doing his job at truck driving and doing his football than there.
Matt SimsHOST
32:26
Yeah, I think I said last time, it's a shame they didn't play this somewhere in the northwest of England, but then again, it's a Wales home.
Matt SimsHOST
32:31
It's Wales, isn't it? Why would they? I think at Colwyn Bay.
Paul WhitesideHOST
32:35
It
Matt SimsHOST
32:35
would have been easier to get to Colwyn Bay.
Paul WhitesideHOST
32:38
Yeah, I suppose so.
Paul WhitesideHOST
32:40
No, I mean, I'm sure the people of Wales will get out there and support that and they'll enjoy it.
Rob ReesHOST
40:27
So...
Rob ReesHOST
40:28
Yeah, I can see RGC winning this one, but I think it'll be a very high-scoring game, as is the norm for Colwyn Bay these days.
MartinHOST
40:36
Yes, yes so much.
MartinHOST
40:37
So that's a double up for RGC.
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7:00
It's multi-system organ failure due to resuscitation.
Elliott CaddyHOST
7:23
Paula Elizabeth Yates was born on the 24th April 1959 in Colwyn Bay, a seaside town on the north coast of Wales.
Elliott CaddyHOST
7:32
Her mother was Elaine Smith, a former bluebell dancer and actress who performed under the name Hella Torren.
Elliott CaddyHOST
7:39
She was glamorous, unconventional and belonged to a world of entertainment that must have seemed a considerable distance from the respected domestic lives expected of many women in post-war Britain.
Ryan MarchHOST
43:41
Bit maybe with 10 men, but they were behind twice and got it back to two all.
Ryan MarchHOST
43:46
Boosh, our resident Colwyn Bay fan in the Social Club group said, Bay were robbed tonight.
Ryan MarchHOST
43:50
Poor ref.
Ryan MarchHOST
43:52
The red was red, but offsides were ridiculous.
Dyfrig RobertsGUEST
8:53
And that was a great card to play with the local people in getting their support for the power station.
Bernadette BallantyneHOST
9:02
For Williamson's, it meant opening a new, larger office at Colwyn Bay from the previous base at Cladudno Junction.
Dyfrig RobertsGUEST
9:10
The CGB and Williamson's worked closely together and they were looking to repeat a pump storage scheme that they had already built in Scotland on the banks of Lochor, the Croachan scheme.
Dyfrig RobertsGUEST
9:27
They were looking to build a similar station in North Wales.

15 MINS LATER

Jonny DowlingHOST
24:13
Robin Thomas has worked at De Norweg for 47 years.
Jonny DowlingHOST
24:16
He joined the project as a civil engineering technician for James Williamson and Partners in September 1976.
Jonny DowlingHOST
24:24
Today, he looks after maintenance work on site, whilst geotechnical colleagues in Colwyn Bay continue to support the project with regular monitoring activities.
Robin ThomasGUEST
24:35
I basically joined the company from a small local contracting company, thinking I would maybe do a couple of years, but it's lasted a bit longer.
Mark AllenGUEST
16:51
Appreciate it.
AlanHOST
16:52
It's fifth versus seventh as Colwyn Bay play Cardiff Met.
AlanHOST
16:57
Colwyn Bay survived a scare against Buckley Town on Saturday afternoon when their goalkeeper Mark Halstead scored in the 94th minute and helped his team win the penalty shootout.
AlanHOST
17:08
The Seagulls have won all six games at home, but their last six games against the visitors has been pretty even.
AlanHOST
17:15
Two wins, two draws and two losses for each team, and Cardiff Met have scored first four times out of their last five matches.

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