The new season is fast approaching like the distant glint of sunlight between clouds on a windy day. It did kind of start already at TNS on 9th July, a start so early for me as to be uncanny, like the sun rising at midnight. So early it's difficult to decide if it was an appendix to last season or a prologue to 2009-10. Click to continue reading...

A scour of the Welsh Premier League has thrown up over 100 players and managers plying their trade over the border. Some have originated from English leagues lower down the pyramid, such as the West Cheshire League, while others come from professional backgrounds – some more interesting than others. Click to continue reading...

Sam Tillen of Fram Reykjavik will be writing regularly for Les Rosbifs, revealing the behind-the-scenes stories and events of his team's Europa League and PepsiDeild campaigns. If you would like to ask Sam a question, or leave a comment, please do so clicking on the link below. Thanks to a 3rd place finish in [. Click to continue reading...

The record books of the Welsh Premier League will have welcomed the admirable exploits of Rhyl FC after their season of domineering the nation's state of play ended in ecstasy by attaining the championship.
Never before has such a feast of goalscoring riches, superior points mark and comfortable haul of victories been witnessed in the division as Rhyl FC won the title for only their second occasion in their history with an everlasting 3-1 success over former champions The New Saints. Click to continue reading...

- Reigning champions Llanelli lead the goalscoring charts having netted a total of 43 after only 13 matches. That is an incredible 3.31 per game and twelve more than nearest rivals, Rhyl and TNS, and are en route to reach the 100-milestone that they narrowly failed to achieve during the 2007/2008 season.

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As the Welsh Premier League season began for 2008-09 at the weekend, defending champions Llanelli started off the campaign by beating Bangor City 2-0. The fixture was a repeat of last season's Welsh Cup final where Bangor City defeated their rivals but a repeat of the scoreline was not achieved. First-half goals from Lee Phillips and Craig Williams saw champions Llanelli win their match at the Citizens. Click to continue reading...