Llanelli Reds awarded ground licence
Llanelli AFC have been informed by the Football Association of Wales, FAW, that they have been awarded both the Domestic and UEFA Licences for season 2010/2011.
This means that the Reds will now compete in the newly formed Welsh Premier League and in either the UEFA Champions League or Europa League qualifiers next season.
Eight Clubs receive the FAW Domestic Licence, Nine for UEFA.
An independent panel awarded eight clubs the FAW Domestic Club Licence, which will allow them to participate in the restructured Welsh Premier League next Season, if they also qualify on sporting merit through their League position.
The clubs to receive the Domestic Licence are;
1. Aberystwyth Town
2. Carmarthen Town FC
3. Haverfordwest County FC
4. Llanelli
5. Neath FC
6. Newtown AFC
7. Prestatyn Town
8. The New Saints FC
The other clubs who applied for the Domestic Licence, but were turned down have the right to appeal to another independent committee. Clubs will be given 10 days to submit their appeal.
The independent committee also assessed the applications for a UEFA licence today and awarded nine UEFA licenses. The UEFA licence is a pre-requisite for participation in the UEFA club competitions. These were awarded to;
1. Aberystwyth Town
2. Bangor City
3. Carmarthen Town FC
4. Haverfordwest County FC
5. Llanelli
6. Neath FC
7. Newtown AFC
8. Porthmadog
9. The New Saints FC
Following the announcement, Football Association of Wales Club Licensing Manager Andrew Howard said: "The First Instance Body was extremely diligent in their assessment of the clubs today and after a very long meeting, I am satisfied with their outcome."
"I firmly believe that some clubs will be successful on appeal and one certainly should rectify this within a matter of days."
It is the Football Association of Wales' strategy to have a Welsh Premier League consisting of 12 clubs next year with the domestic licence and Howard added, "I'm optimistic that we will attain that number."
See earlier post -
http://sirgarblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/carmarthen-town-licence-delight.html
This means that the Reds will now compete in the newly formed Welsh Premier League and in either the UEFA Champions League or Europa League qualifiers next season.
Eight Clubs receive the FAW Domestic Licence, Nine for UEFA.
An independent panel awarded eight clubs the FAW Domestic Club Licence, which will allow them to participate in the restructured Welsh Premier League next Season, if they also qualify on sporting merit through their League position.
The clubs to receive the Domestic Licence are;
1. Aberystwyth Town
2. Carmarthen Town FC
3. Haverfordwest County FC
4. Llanelli
5. Neath FC
6. Newtown AFC
7. Prestatyn Town
8. The New Saints FC
The other clubs who applied for the Domestic Licence, but were turned down have the right to appeal to another independent committee. Clubs will be given 10 days to submit their appeal.
The independent committee also assessed the applications for a UEFA licence today and awarded nine UEFA licenses. The UEFA licence is a pre-requisite for participation in the UEFA club competitions. These were awarded to;
1. Aberystwyth Town
2. Bangor City
3. Carmarthen Town FC
4. Haverfordwest County FC
5. Llanelli
6. Neath FC
7. Newtown AFC
8. Porthmadog
9. The New Saints FC
Following the announcement, Football Association of Wales Club Licensing Manager Andrew Howard said: "The First Instance Body was extremely diligent in their assessment of the clubs today and after a very long meeting, I am satisfied with their outcome."
"I firmly believe that some clubs will be successful on appeal and one certainly should rectify this within a matter of days."
It is the Football Association of Wales' strategy to have a Welsh Premier League consisting of 12 clubs next year with the domestic licence and Howard added, "I'm optimistic that we will attain that number."
See earlier post -
http://sirgarblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/carmarthen-town-licence-delight.html
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