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FAW plan wasn’t thought through

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2025

QUITE what prompted the Welsh FA to ask Merthyr Town to move from the English Non-League pyramid – when they are top of Southern Premier South with every possibility of promotion to the National League South – is difficult to understand.
Certainly with current gates at Penydarren Park well in excess of 1,000, and increasing, success breeds success.
By their own admission, the proposal came with a caveat of financial compensation.
Currently a 12-team league splitting into a North and South division, the Cymru Premier is due to expand to a 16-team top league and an end-o...

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