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Old 11 September 2007, 05:58 PM
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Colwyn Bay have made a very good start and look very potent going forward and must be considered serious contenders for promotion. Only possible banana skins are their small squad and the back four needs a commanding Unibond centre half. Will be interesting to see how the Bay do when the heavy pitches come but if you want to see some nice football get along to Llanelian Road
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Old 12 September 2007, 06:44 PM
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Well done last night beating a strong Kidsgrove side - if Colwyn Bay FC nount a reasonable challenge this season I reckon they will easily have the best crowds in the Unibond south, even though the novelty of Unibond football at Nantwich has given them an early lead in the spectator race. Colwyn Bay FC is the giant awakening?
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