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Denbigh Town Football Club

Central Park, Denbigh

Tel: 01745 812505

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Denbigh Town Football Club was formed in 1880 and has remained one of the most popular and highly respected clubs in North Wales football ever since. One of the club's finest achievements came in 1924 when it won both the Welsh Amateur Cup and the North Wales Coast Amateur Cup.

A number of minor successes ensued in the subsequent  decades until the club hit a purple patch in the 1970's when they won the  Welsh National League (Wrexham Area) Division One Championship four times and the League Cup on five occasions. Town also landed the North Wales Coast Amateur Cup in 1970 and the North Wales Coast Amateur Cup in 1972. The manager through most of this golden period was John Trevor Roberts who remains one of Denbigh Town's most legendary figures.

After the club left the Wrexham Area League at the turn of the 80's and joined the Clwyd League many trophy-less years followed. The sleeping giant did not awaken until the 1991/92 season when Liverpudlian duo Bill Dawson and Roy Cook-Hannah took over the reins at Central Park. In their first season the club won promotion to the Premier Division, but the biggest highlight was an unforgettable 1-0 North Wales Challenge Cup victory over the fourth placed HFS Loans League semi-professionals of Caernarfon Town before an ecstatic crowd at Central Park. Ironically, the Caernarvon manager that day was one John Trevor who saw his side denied by heroic defending and a superb goal-keeping display from Garry Wayne Jones. The only goal came after 62 minutes from Alan Anderson and went down in Denbigh Town folklore.

After two seasons in the Clwyd Premier, Town was promoted to the Fitlock Welsh Alliance League 1994/95. After finishing fourth in their first season, Town followed up in style by landing the League Championship and Cookson Cup double, the club's finest achievement for almost 20 years.

Denbigh took their place in the Cymru Alliance for the start of the 1996/97 season and enjoyed several good seasons at that level.

Denbigh were relegated from the Cymru Alliance in 2001/02. Denbigh then joined the  Welsh Alliance League for 2002/03 and finished 3rd, reached the semi final of the Barritt Cup and won the Alves Cup with Roy Cook-Hannah back at the  helm.

Roy Cook-Hannah resigned on 8th December 2003. Clwyd Williams and Nick Hailes were installed as caretakers on the 11^th December 2003 with the aim of fulfilling the remaining fixtures. Denbigh finished in 12th place with 36 points from 30 matches.

Tim Dyer was appointed Manager on the 6th May 2004. In season 2005/2006 Tim guided the Town to the Barritt and Cookson Cup double, was Runners Up in the Welsh Alliance League and was North Wales Coast FA Challenge Cup Finalists. Denbigh Town also won the Welsh Alliance Fair Play League for 2005/2006.

In 2007 Denbigh were crowned Welsh Alliance League Champions and Cookson Cup Winners. Denbigh also won the Welsh Alliance Fair Play League in 2007. Denbigh Town Reserves also won promotion to the Clwyd Premier League in 2006 /2007 under Reserve Team Manager Tony Sheridan.

From Ruthin take the A525. At the traffic island head for Town Centre and turn 4th left into Park Street. Then after 50 yards turn left (opposite car park).

From Mold take A543 or from St Asaph A525. At traffic island (with the house in the middle) head for the Town Centre and keep left through the traffic lights. At the 1st right turn into Park Street and then travel then 50 yards and turn left (opposite car park).

From Pentre Foelas take the A543. Head for the Town Centre, across High Street, down Vale Street, right through the lights and take 1st right into Park Street. 50 yards down turn left (opposite car park).