Non-League Paper

WALES OR BUST NOW FOR BAY?

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

Seagulls consider border switch

By David Richardson
COLWYN BAY are considering a return to Welsh football with the club struggling to compete financially in the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League West.
The Seagulls say they could face extinction within two years if the club continues as it is, in the English system.
At a supporters meeting on Monday night, chairman Bill Murray revealed the club requires £100,000 more in revenue each year to stay competitive with average crowds needing to increase to 450 – their 9-0 thrashing of Skelmersdale United last Saturday was watched by just...

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