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Crisis club vote to switch
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WELSH WONDER: Colwyn Bay’s Llanlien Road ground

COLWYN BAY shareholders have voted to re-join the Welsh pyramid system next season in order to save their club.
The Northern Premier League West side needed £100,000 extra in revenue each year to stay competitive at Step 4, with their average crowds of 218 needing to increase to 450, or face extinction within two years if they continued as they are.
The alternate options were to reduce their playing budget and battle against relegation or return to the Welsh divisions albeit at either tier two o...

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