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NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Item) Matchday Guide | Merthyr Town vs. Newport County AFC 22 August 2023 The Exiles make the trip to Penydarren Park on Tuesday for a mid-season friendly. This handy guide will give you the lowdown on how to get the most out of your matchday experience! Merthyr Town vs. Newport County AFC XI. Tuesday, August 22, 2023. Kick-off: 7.30pm ARRIVING AT PENYDARREN PARK The gates at PP will be open at 6pm – An hour and a half before kick-off against the League Two side. Supporters are encouraged to arrive in good time, so as to enter the ground as easily as possible, and arrive ahead of kick-off at 7.30pm. There will be limited access to car park, so please arrive as early as possible. PRE-MATCH Before kick-off on Tuesday, you can purchase a range of drinks from the club’s bar. Romans & Webley's Bar will be open from 6pm. Holveys Cafe will be closed with only Roman's serving hot food from 6pm. CLUB SHOP Get down to Merthyr Town Club Shop and purchase our new replica kits for the 2023/24 season. The store will be opening its doors from 7pm, giving Martyr's fans plenty of time to visit before entering PP! 50/50 TICKETS Our usual 50/50 tickets will be available to purchase around the ground on Tuesday at just £1. The draw will be made at half-time, with the winner being announced by our matchday announcer. MATCHDAY PROGRAMME Pick up a copy of our new look matchday programme on Tuesday at just £2. The programmes will be on sale around the ground prior to kick-off. ADMISSION PRICES Adults - £5 Concessions - £3 Children (U16) - £1 There are no tickets for the game with all payments ONLY on the gate. However, card payment is now accepted on Lyn Jones Grandstand Turnstile, as well as cash. It is sure to be a great evening, so make sure you don't miss any of the action! KICK-OFF Town kick-off against Newport County AFC at 7.30pm on Tuesday! We're looking forward to seeing you there, Martyrs! #OurTownOurClub Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Title) Soccalot Result - Monday 13th November 2023 13 November 2023 The numbers drawn randomly earlier tonight in this weeks draw were: 11, 12, 14 and 24. There was no winning claim. Next weeks prize will be an estimated £3,800, which will be drawn on Monday 20th November 2023. New entries can be made via our ‘Buy Now’ click and play link - £5 for five weeks entries. Please support your community football club. Tickets can be returned to both bars at the Club, the Station Cafe, Belle Vue, Penydarren, Heolgerrig Club, Pant Cad Ivor, Quarrymans, Baili Glas, Station Cafe, the Welsh Bar and Guest Keen Bowls Club. Good luck to everyone that enters. Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Item) Matthew Harris - Post Match Interview - Sholing FC 27 August 2023 Matthew Harris spoke about the character in the dressing room and the impact that Kieran Evans made when he came on as a second half substitute. "Every win is huge and we know how hard it is to win at this level and the start that we've had winning five from five, who would have thought that at the start of the season. What's really pleasing is we are still demanding more from each other." Previous Next

www.trojan-cml.com < Back Construction Trojan Group Official website: www.trojan-cml.com Trojan Group was founded in 2012 by Quantity Surveyor Shaun Welsh and Construction Engineer David Thomas. The company has seen significant and continuous growth, as a consequence of delivering construction projects to the high standards and value for money that clients expect and deserve. Trojan is a renowned provider of full-service solutions, assisting its clients with all aspects of construction management. Knowledge & Experience Trojan directors and management team have extensive construction knowledge required to produce exceptional quality developments for retail brands and commercial organisations. Diversity Whilst delivering fast track, design-and-build as well as more traditional construction projects, Trojan also supports its clients by providing additional services. These include construction management services, feasibility studies, project costing and assisting in the planning stages of new projects. Reputation Trojan has developed a reputation for high standards, invoking a ‘partnering’ ethic and a no-nonsense approach to health and safety management at every stage of a project. Our supply chain is fully committed to safely delivering high quality projects and has “bought-in” to the Trojan work ethic. Location Being one of the leading construction companies in South Wales means we have great transport links to the motorway network and are ideally located to serve the entirety of the United Kingdom. We have undertaken projects as far afield as the West coast of Scotland and the Isle of Wight. Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Title) Lewis Powell agrees terms ahead of 2023/24 season 21 July 2023 Merthyr Town Football Club is delighted to confirm that Lewis Powell has agreed terms ahead of the 2023/24 season. Powell joined the Martyrs during December of the 2021/22 season and was the first player to re-sign following the arrival of manager Paul Michael last summer. During that season, Powell was the club’s top goal scorer, becoming an integral part of Town’s attacking force. Prior to his move to Penydarren Park, the experienced forward joined from Larkhall Athletic where he was the Southern League Division One South Golden boot winner two seasons on the bounce. Powell began his career at Swansea City FC before joining Bristol Rovers in 2006. Following his release from the Memorial Ground, he went onto feature for a variety of non-league clubs including, Chippenham Town, Taunton Town, Weston-Super-Mare and Evesham United. All those spells accumulated in himself making over 500 Southern League appearances. Last season, the forward was an ever-present force for the Martyrs, scoring vital goals against Gloucester City and Folkestone Invicta in the club’s Emirates FA Cup run success. His commitment and determination has endeared himself to the Penydarren Park faithful, becoming a real fan favourite amongst the terraces. Commenting after his signature was secured, manager Paul Michael said: “Lewis is a proven goalscorer at this level and more than that he is a different type of player to the other attackers we have in the squad. He will compliment the others with his experience, disruption of defenders and his back-to-goal play. “Lewis has had some injury problems over the last season and he’s working hard to overcome a hamstring issue at the moment, so he may yet be a few weeks away before we see him but he’s got the bit between his teeth and you can see that in the individual work he’s putting in. Lewis scored some huge goals for us last season and I look forward to more of the same when he’s fully fit this season.” Previous Next

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NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Item) Match Day Guide - Sholing 6 September 2024 We welcome Sholing to Penydarren Park on Saturday afternoon for our Pitching IN Southern League Premier fixture (3pm Kick Off). The Martyrs will look to continue their unbeaten run at home so far this season but will have to overcome a much-improved Sholing team who have also enjoyed victories over Marlow and Swindon Supermarine so far this season, as well as a victory over Basingstoke Town in the FA Cup. Arriving at Penydarren Park The gates at PP will be open from 12:30 – two hours and a half before kick-off against Sholing. Supporters are encouraged to arrive in good time, to enter the ground as easily as possible, and arrive ahead of kick-off at 3pm. Pay on the gate is available or you can purchase an online ticket today, by visiting - https://www.merthyrtownfc.co.uk/events/merthyr-town-fc-v-sholing-fc Cash and Card payments are now being accepted on the Turnstiles at the entrance to the Lyn Jones Grandstand. Admission Prices Adults - £13 Concessions - £10 Discounted Price - £10 (Included for season ticket holders of Cardiff City, Swansea City, Newport County & Wrexham) Children (U16) - £3 Calling all Welsh EFL Club fans don’t forget that you get the reduced entry of £10 into any Martyrs 2024/25 home league games, on production of a valid 2024/25 Season Ticket for Cardiff City, Swansea City, Newport County or Wrexham. Please note, card payment is now accepted on Lyn Jones Grandstand Turnstile, as well as cash payments. Car Parking There will only be car parking in Penydarren Park for those supporters with reserved parking spaces for the 2024/25 season, as well as a limited number of disabled parking spaces. Car parking is available in the Castle Street Multi-Story Car Park or College Car Park just a short 5–10-minute walk from the ground. We ask any visitors to the ground to please park respectfully in the local area around Penydarren Park and to respect the residents. Bar & Food Facilities Before kick-off tomorrow, you can purchase a range of drinks from both of the club’s bar. Both ‘Romans Bar’ and Webley's will be open from 12:30pm. Holveys Café will be open from 2pm serving hot food, including the famous cob and chips. Live Nations League Action Following the Martyrs game against Sholing, there will be live coverage of Republic of Ireland -v- England in their Nations League clash at 5pm – both Romans and Webley’s bar will be showing the game! Club Shop Pay a visit to the ‘Merthyr Town Club Shop’ and purchase our replica kits, leisurewear, and accessories. The store will be opening its doors from 2pm, giving Martyr's fans plenty of time to visit before entering PP! 50/50 Tickets & Matchday Programme Our usual 50/50 tickets will be available to purchase around the ground on Saturday at just £1. The draw will be made at half-time, with the winner being announced by our matchday announcer. Pick up a copy of our matchday programme at just £2. The programmes will be on sale around the ground prior to kick-off. Form Guide Merthyr Town – W L W L W Sholing – L W D D W The Martyrs enjoyed victories in their first two home league games of the season, hammering Tiverton 6-0, before beating Hanwell at home here on 24th August. Last weekend also so a 3-2 victory for The Martyrs in the Emirates FA Cup First Qualifying Round. A key player for Sholing this afternoon will be midfielder, Jake Hesketh. The former Southampton player featured for the saints in the Premier League under Ronald Koeman, making his debut against Manchester United in December 2014. Since leaving Southampton, Hesketh has also had spells with Burton Albion, MK Dons, Crawley and Eastleigh – before joining Sholing in May 2023. Previous Result Last season, The Martyrs beat Sholing 2-0 away thanks to goals from Ricardo Rees and Gethyn Hill, and beat them 2-1 at home thanks to an own goal and a great finish from Keiran Evans. Mascots We welcome the children from Rhymney Juniors FC U12’s who are our matchday mascots for Saturday’s game and will be leading the Martyrs out at Penydarren Park ahead of the game. How to Follow If you’re not able to make it to the game, you can keep up with the action by following match updates on our Twitter / X and Facebook pages. Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Title) Match Highlights - Hungerford Town 27 December 2024 Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Title) Easter Egg Hunt - Easyfundraising 15 March 2024 The Egg Hunt has arrived! Every day from 15th – 31st March , the egg will be hiding in a new location on the easyfundraising website. Crack the daily clues, find the egg on our website, and you’ll enter Merthyr Town Football Club into a daily giveaway to win £100! Plus, every day you play, you'll get an entry into the grand prize draw to win £5,000* , thanks to TUI! As an egg-xtra special treat, today you can win a £100 gift card to spend with the answer to today’s clue. Now, hop to it and solve the first clue here . Hurry, the egg will disappear at midnight. Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Item) 📷 𝗜𝗻 𝗖𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗠𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗜𝘁! 23 March 2023 𝗜𝗻 𝗖𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗠𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗜𝘁: Our trip to Beaconsfield Town F.C. will now take place on Good Friday, kick-off 3pm. Read more https://www.merthyrtownfc.co.uk/.../news-beaconsfield.../ #UTT Previous Next

NEWS Merthyr Town FC < Back News (News-Title) 📷 𝗔 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗖𝗲𝗿𝗶 7 May 2023 𝗔 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗖𝗲𝗿𝗶 We are delighted to be holding ‘A Day for Ceri’ at Merthyr Town FC on Saturday 24th June 2023, as we remember a fantastic friend and family member, Ceri Collins! A day full of Live Performances and a charity football game, kicking off from 2pm! Tickets are just £5 - with all profits from ticket sales going to Andys Man Clu b! Purchase your tickets today https://tdy.lol/pfXio #ADayForCeri Previous Next

< Back Salisbury v Merthyr Town 16 March 2024 Next Previous Kick Off: 15:00 0-0 Result: Raymond McEnhill Stadium, Partridge Way, Old Sarum, Salisbury SP4 6PU, UK Match Report: Facing the prospect of playing two games in less than 48 hours, both of which were away from home, there was also the daunting task of playing second in the table Salisbury to contend with, minus Gethyn Hill, Frazer Thomas, Keiran Evans and Jaimie Cogman all for a variety of reasons. The main team changes involved Liam Angel and Josh Yorwerth replacing Matthew Harris and Nick Rhodes in the centre of defence, who bothed dropped to the bench, while Tom Stokes replaced Gethyn Hill. The other two substitutes were Jow Woodiwiss and Tana Jones. With both sides looking to protect their current play off places, there was a cautious opening approach in the early stages, but it was Tom Handley who came the closest to providing the Martyrs with the opening goal when he spun quickly only to see his effort strike the crossbar. With both defences on top this was the closest either side came to breaking the deadlock in the opening half. Will Fuller made a crucial save from Noah Coppin, before Twamley and Rees forced Alex Rutter into action at the other end. The Martyrs were reduced to ten men when Aneurin Livermore pick up his second yellow card after 75 minutes. Josh Yorwerth was a tower of strength at the heart of the Martyrs defence, although it was another great save from Fuller to deny Coppin from close range that kept the scores level. Evan with a man short for the final twenty four minute (included added time), the Martyrs remained organised and their game management of the final stages secured an important point and a clean sheet. If the league placings remain the same until the end of the season both Clubs will be facing one another for a third time in the play-off semi final. Previous Next