Patrick O'Donnell

@fearlessidzine Some people like it "stunning" footyheadlines.com/0567842678/stu…

Cardiff/Salop/Swansea/Caer/Tranmere: "What can we get these Hollywood bastards on? "Ah got it. Training jacket."

@Footy_Headlines So based on that template this is the England euro 2028 shirt then.

💥💥💥 Nike 2028-29 Template Leaked - To Be Used for Euro 2028: footyheadlines.com/0329130488/nik…

@racecourserambl @WrexhamAFCWomen @UWCL July 15th?

Your Daily Reminder European football returns to The Cae Ras on July 15th and 22nd Don't miss your chance to be part of history as @WrexhamAFCWomen play their @UWCL qualifiers #WxmAFC Tickets 🎟️ share.google/6MSQK4SxuO6p1Y…

@swales_mark Waiting for the @WrexhamAFCWomen account to post this emoji ✍️

Delighted to work with this group again this season! Keep your eyes open for a few more over the coming weeks 👀

@HarryWare07 @LlangefniTownFC @Llangefniladies @the_nomads When's the Adran premier strategy being released @NoelMooney13 ?

Adran Premier Strategy. Was supposed to be released in spring, we're on June 1st. Clubs are already well underway with work for 2026/27, no one really knows where we stand. My biggest concern, "Adran Premier" Strategy, when really, it's everything underneath that has been utterly disappointing in every aspect this season. Llangefni Town and Connah's Quay Nomads should be in the division above. You win your league, you should go up. If you write a list of leagues where that isn't the case, you wouldn't use much ink. I get it in the past, clubs not being able to pass licensing, maybe not ready. But clubs are now ready, and aren't being allowed to progress. Off the pitch they're improving, on the pitch the quality has never been higher. It's a big few months ahead, and domestic football and the progression of it is really on the line. North Wales football has been completely held back by clubs not being able to move up. Just imagine if Wrexham Foresters hadn't gone up, and how that would have affected the Central Wales North League? Two seasons running for Llangefni and Connah's Quay. Where's the development in that? Extend the leagues, Welsh football needs it, and everyone can see it.

@fearlessidzine I used ask Gemini and got these

Chat GPT has gone all 'ordinary' when asked to design next season's home kit....but that third shirt....black and gold all the way #WxmAFC

Interviews from today to come tomorrow, but on a final note today, this video has stuck in my mind since the game finished. Emotion everywhere, in different ways, for so many reasons. End of an era, new journeys beginning, some across seas, several hopefully staying in the Welsh game. Wrexham U19s winning a trophy they've been so close to winning on three occasions, and winning it in their final season as a group, feels fitting with the season and journey the women's and girls section has been on this season. Sad that it's the end of U19s football in North Wales, but the talent on display today and throughout the season gives a lot of hope that if the opportunities are presented, a lot of very good footballers will be coming through the ranks.

@grassroots55 @FAWales @AdranLeagues @HarryWare07 @cymru_sport @sian_cousins2 @NoelMooney13 Did TNS and Connahs Quay pull out or did the FAW remove them because they couldn't fulfil their fixtures in time. Got to feel sorry for all these young footballers being messed around by the cut to the u19 north league. Hope they find clubs.

In the blink of an eye, Wrexham win the U19s league title 🏆 @FAWales @AdranLeagues what an absolute joke of a season you have put together!! Can't imagine how frustrating it has been for those South teams that made the effort to travel up North to see those games removed.

@TonyIncenzo 1. Liverpool 2. Wigan 3. Hednesford Town 4. Wrexham 5. Wrexham

QUICK SURVEY! 1. Which is the nearest football team to where you were born? 2. Which is the nearest team to where you grew up? 3. Which is the nearest team to where you live now? 4. Which team do you have historical family ties with? 5. Which team do you support?

Did you know that, in 1991, Timmy Mallett, of Wacaday and "Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini" fame, tried explaining apartheid to children? The real plot twist is... he did a pretty great job of it. An exceptional job, in fact. They should have shown this in schools.

@BruceMcF @SimonLlewelly12 Having an u19 team was downgraded to category c (recommended) in the tier 1 licence requirements. So don't need to fret about Wrexham being relegated when they have already been awarded a tier 1 licence for next season.

@SimonLlewelly12 They cannot punish a member club for not participating in a competition they have elected to not offer. Now, if they required the U19's to be played among the Adran Prem sides, that would provide a competition with {scratch scratch scratch...} 8 teams in it. ...

Haven't you got to have an under19s side to meet the adran premier leagues criteria for a tier 1 licence

@BruceMcF @andy33jones @swales_mark @NoelMooney13 @Chris_De_Burger @FAWales What league does connahs quay u17s play in. No games listed on Cymru app.

@andy33jones @swales_mark @NoelMooney13 @Chris_De_Burger @FAWales Yes ... both Connah's Quay and TNS have an U17 squad, and TNS seems to have an U23 set-up, which I presume plays in development leagues in England.

So @NoelMooney13 @FAWales You are abandoning Women's & Girls football in the North? Is this the reward for the first team beating your precious Cardiff.

@Chris_De_Burger @swales_mark @NoelMooney13 @FAWales 15+ as the u17s won't come in until 27/28 season

@swales_mark @NoelMooney13 @FAWales Thank you again Noel and thanks Mark for taking time to reply. Im going to take a minute and re read the Wrexham's announcement. It might be a poorly worded statement or simply me making rash responses at 6am. Both your replies make sense, although it's tough on those 17+

@TheScunnyLad Even less energy when Fleetwood and Wrexham where going for it in 2012

Before anyone pipes up I’m all for 3up. The NL sides can compete in the EFL, we have seen in the regional leagues below how a clear 2nd can get shafted. Having said that where was this energy when Notts County and Wrexham were going at it? Also what if the top 4 are all close?

@DizzyClueless @SimonLlewelly12 Only C criteria (recommended)

@SimonLlewelly12 Yes, it was previously a license requirement for the Adran Premier. Not sure if that will have been changed or if they aim to change it. But usually rule changes have to be presented and ruled for/against for the following season ahead. Will be interesting to see how this goes!

@swales_mark Could be up to 45 players from Wrexham, TNS & CQN looking for new clubs. Will be interesting to see how many are lost to the Welsh domestic system and how many are lost to football completely.

See this as an opportunity, U19 players need to be playing senior football. The Welsh leagues are a great place for young players to develop. Wales U19’s beat England because they are all playing senior football not development games at 17/18 yrs old. Let’s learn to compete!

@grassroots55 @Gez4WxmAFCB2B2B @d6ale @Cymru @NoelMooney13 @rhirhi8 @FAWales @WrexhamAFCWomen @AdranLeagues Should also question why the @AdranLeagues north u19 league went from 7 teams to 3 teams in the space of three seasons. Was there a genuine attempt to grow the league.

@grassroots55 @Gez4WxmAFCB2B2B @d6ale @Cymru @NoelMooney13 @rhirhi8 @FAWales @WrexhamAFCWomen @AdranLeagues Wrexham, TNS and CQN were going to enter teams into the lower tiers until the FAW vetoed that idea in favour of the new national stage. Now they have scrapped it less than 12 months later causing the side to be scrapped. Short sighted by the @FAWales

Very sad for young talent in the North! Makes a mockery of ‘together stronger’ Something to think on when @Cymru take to the cae ras pitch tomorrow night - the young girls watching now have a harder path to achieve their dreams Shocking really @NoelMooney13 @rhirhi8 @FAWales

@BethFisherSport FAW follow up this great news by scrapping the Adran u19s league in the north. Beggars belief!!!

Wowww! This really is an impressive result! Congratulations Cymru!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@NoelMooney13 @Cymru Only thing that could spoil this result is the FAW scrapping the women's u19s league in the north... Oh wait, you did.

C'mon @Cymru - What a great win for our U19 Women against England today to move a step closer to our first participation in a UEFA Women’s Youth Championship Finals 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🌍