Holywell

So it's a great scalp and a good trip for Velen Heli.

One of the games of the round was Flywell Fair 3, Holywell Town 3.

And Holywell won on penalties, but what a great performance by Niall Reese Hughes' team.

Yeah, superb, because they've been struggling late in Tier 3, and it's probably, we think, that Johnny probably didn't need his penalties against Tier 3 opposition, when you're looking for your first win, and the league season's gone as it has.

But John Collo, I think he's a great striker.

He's netted a couple, hasn't he? But I think when you look at it, both sides will probably benefit greatly from that.

It's like welfare will take a big...

Big positive from it by pushing a Welsh Prem side to Pens and then Holywell are up and running now.

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Holywell...

Is she good?

She's just about alright.

The backs were against the wall.

I think they were losing 2-1 for a long time.

But it did finish 3-0 in 90 minutes and then Holywell won on penalties.

Airbus took TNS right to the wire.

Uh, with his right, sorry, he puts the cross in, but he's just as good with his left and, uh, yeah, like I say, really fortunate to work with some really good players, um, this year.

The champions, TNS, m- well, they were given a tough battle, especially in the first half, but ran out 6-1 winners against Holywell Town.

A bit of a contentious penalty.

I don't know about you, gents.

But yeah, it, it's probably the right decision but again, it, it's these sort of fine margins, isn't it?

It is, yeah.

But then, and when you look at it, that 1-1 Holywell, TNS at half time, like really, really good.

And, and they scored two goals late on, didn't they?

Um- But fucking hell, what's happened there? Six.

They beat Holywell 6-1 on Friday, uh, despite Holywell equalizing.

When they equalized, um, I said to a couple of people around me at Bont, I was like, uh, "TNS will either score a 90th-minute winner or win 8-1." Um, and they almost...

6-1 is as good as 8-1.

So like that, you know, I think, um, that sort of sums them up.

But, uh, yeah, scoring lots of goals.

Th- the three wins the last three have been against Treffelion, Caernarfon, and Holywell, so you know, they're doing what they need to do.

Good.

Amundford got the win.

It was against Holywell who were the team at the bottom who were, uh, also in that predicament.

They'll hope they can build, but it's really tough for those two, Amundford and Trevelyan.

Yeah, Amundford will obviously, any win is a good win and you can take confidence from it.

I can't, I want to try and be as nice as I can, but I can't, obviously one, zero wins and one win is, quite poor but I'm not I'm not entirely shocked that they're down the bottom and struggling to find a way in the find a way in the league maybe not as bad as they have been especially if you look at Trevelyan's record with just the five scored I'm not overly overly surprised I would have liked them to have done a best especially the buy-in into sort of the Ammanford tale but I I don't I'm not too I'm not shocked

No, but I think the main problem looking at them is shipping goals.

And it's like Amundford minus 23, Trevelyan minus 25, Holywell minus 25 as well.

But then you look at the next Southern team is a heavy West and have Western minus 10.

Welcome to the preview show here on Cymru Sport.

On this week's episode, we have interviews with the new coach at Holywell Town, Sean Eardley.

New Town recruited Jay Owen in the summer.

We chat to the Robins manager on his progress so far this season.

John Disney's Connors Key Nomads will have something to say about that as they are second in the table and have won their last four games.

Ninth place Can Bryan United will be hoping to put their 9-0 away defeat to the New Saints behind them.

They play an Amherst side who picked up their first win of the season at home to Holywell Town as they look to kick on after that victory.

Back to back wins and clean sheets for Cardiff Met as they entertain second bottom Trefellen who are still looking for their first win in the Cymru Premier.

Well, you know, if look at take, I'm out of it now, so I've been watching the, watching the games.

You look at Holywell over the last two games.

Yeah.

They've had some really bad decisions against them, and it's already difficult for a team like Holywell to come up, you know, financially to com- compete with, you know, the rest of the teams in the league.

And when you're looking for your moment, I, I've... and now I'm out of it.

They've, they should be feel very harshly done by over the couple of decisions they've had themselves as well.

... how, how it's been received.

You know, there are some decisions like, like you said, we could...

Harvey Morris went on loan to Mould last year with, You know, one of my good friends, Baz, out at Mould, and he did brilliant.

And now he's in the Cymru Premier this year with Holywell, and he's doing really well too.

So it's really good to see all of our lone lads showcasing themselves and doing the football club proud.

Salma, and a trip to Europe, and your first as a manager.

I loved going to Ammanford.

I thought it was a totally different ground than I've been to.

And I loved the challenge that Holywell possessed as well.

So, you know, I think we've...

He's Top Bin's creator.

He's a director at Holywell Town.

In fact, he does everything.

And that is Dan Davis.

The jury was told that Jones had been having a secret affair with a 19-year-old woman who lived close to the family home, and according to the prosecution, the affair had been going on for around 18 months, having started when the girl was just 17.

And she even gave evidence during the trial, describing how she'd met Jones in 1991 at an empty property in Greenfield near Holywell.

The house belonged to Jones's uncle, who was himself a police officer, but he was serving in Hong Kong, hence the property was empty.

Jones had told the teenager from the beginning that he was married and had children, but that didn't stop the relationship developing.