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Gap Connah’s Quay: Technogroup Welshpool win lifts Nomads spirits

CONFIDENCE is high in the Gap Connah’s Quay camp as they get set to embark on a run of four home games that could make-or-break their chances of sealing their place in next season’s all-new Welsh Premier League.Read

Gap Connah’s Quay: Under 16s progress in FAW Academy Cup

GAP Connah’s Quay Under 16s booked their place in the quarter-finals of the FAW Academy Cup on Tuesday night with a nailbiting 2-1 victory over Elements Cefn Druids at the Deeside Stadium.Read

Gap Connah’s Quay: Academy starlets put Prestatyn Town to the sword

GAP Connah’s Quay youngsters went goal crazy in their matches against Prestatyn Town in the FAW Academy League on Sunday.Read

Gap Connah’s Quay: Chester City season-ticket holders to get into Nomads game for half price

GAP Connah’s Quay have moved to fill the footballing void for Chester City fans.Read

Football: Gap Connah’s Quay Nomads boss Mark McGregor angered by referee’s decision to call off Welsh Premier League clash at Elements Cefn Druids

GAP Connah’s Quay manager Mark McGregor believes Tuesday’s vital Welsh Premier League clash with Elements Cefn Druids should have gone ahead.Read

Football: Gap Connah's Quay boss Mark McGregor insist s is side are still in the hunt for ‘Super 12’ place

GAP Connah's Quay's task of reaching the ‘Super 12’ looks extremely difficult after they were left broken-hearted by a last-gasp defeat on Valentine’s Day, writes Dave Powell.Read

Football: Nine Gap Connah's Quay academy players earn trials with professional clubs

NINE young footballers have been given the opportunity to impress at trials with top professional clubs – thanks to Gap Connah’s Quay hugely successful academy programme.Read

Football: Every game’s a cup final for Nomads boss McGregor

GAP Connah’s Quay face 16 ‘cup finals’ after a much-needed success against title-chasing The New Saints last Friday.Read

Football: Nomads set their sights on Welsh Cup progress

GAP Connah’s Quay boss Mark McGregor will be looking for his side to continue their fine cup form at the weekend.Read

Football: Nomads boss McGregor wants a positive start to 2010 against high-flying Rhyl

WITH the worst of freezing temperatures and heavy snowfalls now hopefully behind us, Mark McGregor wants his Gap Connah’s Quay side to make a flying start to 2010.Read

Football: Former Nomads frontman Adam Dickinson stars on the global stage at the FIFA World Club Cup

FORMER Gap Connah’s Quay striker Adam Dickinson came within 90 minutes of facing European champions Barcelona after starring at the 2009 FIFA Club World Cup.Read

Football: Gap Connah’s Quay maintain fine Welsh Premier League form

GAP Connah’s Quay made it back-to-back Welsh Premier League wins on Saturday with a well-earned 1-0 victory at struggling Porthmadog, writes Dave Powell.Read

Football: We have turned the corner, says GAP Connah’s Quay boss

GAP Connah’s Quay pulled clear of the danger zone with a badly-needed 3-1 win at home to Newtown on Saturday.Read

Nomads earn first point against Bangor City since Nev Powell’s departure

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Gap Connah’s Quay boss Mark McGregor looking to end Bangor City curse

GAP Connah’s Quay make their way to bogey club Bangor City in the Welsh Premier League tomorrow (7.30pm) – with Mark McGregor urgently looking to get more points on the board.Read

Football: Gap Connah’s Quay boss Mark McGregor disappointed by 3-0 home loss to Port Talbot Town

AN opening-minute goal helped condemn GAP Connah’s Quay to their second home defeat of the Welsh Premier League season on Saturday as they lost 3-0 at home to high-flying Port Talbot Town.Read

Football: Gap Connah’s Quay crash out of Loosemoores Challenge Cup semi-finals at Rhyl

Rhyl 4 Gap Connah’s Quay 0(5-2 on aggregate)Read

Football: Boss McGregor wants Nomads’ cup form to continue in league

MARK McGregor hopes his Gap Connah’s Quay side can transfer their recent cup form to the league at the Airfield tomorrow night.Read

Football: Andy Olson star of match

SUPER sub Andy Olson was the star of the show when Gap Connah’s Quay knocked Flintshire rivals Airbus UK Broughton out of the Welsh Cup second round on Saturday.Read

Football: Gap Connah’s Quay narrowly beaten by Prestatyn Town

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