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Merthyr Town faith pays dividends as Martyrs prepare for big return

Last September the Welsh outfit decided they had no other option but to cease playing for a season due to the impact of Covid-19. That came on the back of an early finish to the previous campaign.
Merthyr Town

By John Lyons

CHAIRMAN Les Barlow admits that Merthyr Town ‘just can’t wait’ to get back playing after more than a year without football.
Last September the Welsh outfit decided they had no other option but to cease playing for a season due to the impact of Covid-19. That came on the back of an early finish to the previous campaign.

HERE WE GO: Merthyr Town are looking forward to getting back in action on the pitch again, inset
PICTURE: Alamy

With uncertainty over whether they would even be able to cross the border into England to play their Southern League Premier Division South fixtures...

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