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Coedpoeth United
Full nameCoedpoeth United Football Club
Foundedaround 1970
GroundPenygelli Playing Fields
Coedpoeth
Wrexham County Borough
Capacity1,000
ChairmanMark Hughes
ManagerKarl Fenlon
2014-15Welsh National League Premier Division, 9th (of 16)

Coedpoeth United Football Club are a football club based in Coedpoeth, Wrexham County Borough. They currently play in the Welsh National League (Wrexham Area) Premier Division.

Recent History

Steve Wilk took over as manager from Steve Jones at the start of the 2011-12 season. They finished up 3rd in the league in his first season in charge. In 2012-13, the club reached its first senior cup final for many years, losing 1-0 in the WNL Premier Division final to local rivals, Brymbo at Cefn Druids. Coedpoeth United FC finished in 8th place in the league in the season ended 2012-13.

Steve Wilk remained in charge for the start of the 2013-14 season assembling arguably the strongest squad on paper they had for many years. After a tough first round of games, with only one point on the board after 6 games, Steve Wilk resigned. Steve Jones stepped back into management (after a brief unhappy spell at Brymbo) to bring the team up to finish away from the relegation zone in 11th place.

Dur to new work commitments, Steve Jones was unable to continue as manager for the start of the 2014-15 season and so long serving player John Griffiths stepped in to become player/manager with Andy Pryde as his player assistant.

The 2015-16 season saw the appointment of former Everton, Wrexham and Wales international Dave Smallman as manager, however Smallman left after only a few games and was replaced by long time player, and reserves coach Karl Fenlon.

Seasons

Season League Played Won Drew Lost Goals For Goals Against Points Position Teams in League
2006-07[1] Welsh National League Premier Division 30 9 10 11 57 59 37 8 16
2007-08[2] Welsh National League Premier Division 30 11 3 16 65 71 33* 12 16
2008-09[3] Welsh National League Premier Division 28 16 5 7 77 39 53 5 15
2009-10[4] Welsh National League Premier Division 26 10 6 10 57 69 36 6 14
2010-11[5] Welsh National League Premier Division 30 18 6 6 84 56 60 3 16
2011-12[6] Welsh National League Premier Division 30 11 3 16 65 74 36 11 16
2012-13[7] Welsh National League Premier Division 28 10 8 10 55 54 38 8 15
2013-14[8] Welsh National League Premier Division 30 8 8 14 61 77 32 12 16
2014-15[9] Welsh National League Premier Division 30 10 4 16 46 75 34 9 16
2015-16 Welsh National League Premier Division 15

Honours

League

Third (1): 2011
Winner (2): 1967,[10]1976[11]
Runner Up (3): 1953,[12] 1984,[13] 2005[14]
Third (1) : 1966[15]
Winner (4): 1965,[16] 1974,[17]1983,[18] 2004[19]
Winner (1): 1982[20]
Runner Up (1): 1981[21]
Winner (2): 1948,[22] 1949[23]

Cups

Runner Up: 2013
Winner: 1976
Runner Up: 2009
  • Denbighshire and Flintshire Charity Cup
Runner Up (1): 1909[25]
Semi Finalists: 1908[26]
  • St. Martins Cup
Runner Up (1): 1909[27]

References

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  24. ^ "Cup Archives - NEWFA H Wynne Cup Winners - Horace Wynne Cup Winners". North East Wales Football Association. Retrieved 2016-01-28.
  25. ^ "Welsh Newspapers Online . DENBIGHSHIRE CHARITY CUP.|1909-04-29|The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria - Welsh Newspapers Online". newspapers.library.wales. Retrieved 2016-01-28.
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  27. ^ "Welsh Newspapers Online FINAL-TIE ST. MARTINS CUP|1909-04-10|The Rhos Herald - Welsh Newspapers Online". newspapers.library.wales. Retrieved 2016-09-26.

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