Earlier in the day the Seasiders captured goalkeeper Chris Doran, who will act as goalkeeping coach, as well as be the understudy for current number one Steve Cann.

Llewellyn made over 350 appearances in the Football League, having been a product of the Norwich City youth team alongside Wales forward Craig Bellamy. He broke into the first team at Carrow Road in the 1997/98 season, making a total of 16 appearances with 3 goals. During this season he gained Wales B and under-21 honours. He later won full International honours and made his Welsh debut against Malta in 1998.

In the 2002/03 season, he went on loan to Bristol Rovers before he was released in June 2003. He then signed for Wrexham and he gained a recall to the Welsh squad in May 2004 and come on a sub to win his 3rd cap against Norway. Later, he signed for Hartlepool, but only stayed one season and returned on a free transfer to Wrexham on June 29th 2006. He was then released by the club in May 2008 following Wrexham's relegation to the Football Conference and joined Grimsby Town on a two-year contract in July 2008. He made 15 (+15) appearances for the Mariners in 2008/09, without scoring and left to join the Eagles.

He joined the Welsh Premier League in July 2009, just before his 30th birthday, when he signed for Neath. The ex-Wrexham star signed for the ambitious Eagles after leaving League Two side Grimsby Town, half-way through a two-year contract.

Llanelli landed the signing of former Wales International midfielder Chris Llewellyn in June 2010 and he made his debut for the club in the Europa League against FK Taurus.

The Merthyr-born player won six caps for Wales and scored his first and only goal against Liechtenstein in November 2006 at Wrexham.

The Ulsterman signed for Neath as emergency cover but impressed in his short time at the club before leaving at the end of 2011.

Formerly with Airbus UK Broughton in the Welsh Premier League, he has also been a goalkeeping coach who has been involved in the Welsh set-up with the semi-pro and women’s squads. He has also played for Bryansburn Rangers in Belfast.

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Melanie Davies scored a hat-rick, while Kath Swinney netted a brace and their was also solitary goals for Stephanie Land, Ffiona Evans and Samantha Gaunt, while an own goal compounded to Lampeter's misery.

Captain Sean Thornton was serving his first game of a three match ban, while defender Wyn Thomas was also suspended. Youngster James McCarten was out with an ankle injury, so this meant a re-shuffle in the back as Dave Swanick came into centre half, while Craig Williams deputised as right back.

Alan Morgan swooped to sign local striker Josh Shaw from Penrhycoch this week, as well as bringing in ex Bangor City and The New Saints striker Carl Lamb. Shaw made the starting eleven, while Lamb had to be content with a place on the substitutes bench.

The hosts made full use of a strong wind at their back for the first half, but it was Aber’s Sion James who had the best chance of the early exchanges. The ball fell to James some twenty yards out and his drilled effort was gathered by keeper Chris Curtis. Lido responded with a chance of their own minutes later when Mark Jones fired a teasing cross-cum shot across the area and luckily for the Black and Greens they got away with it. However, they weren’t to get away with it in the eleventh minute as Dave Swanick adjudged to have tripped Mark Jones in the box and referee Richard Harrington pointed to the spot. Andy Hill made no mistake from twelve yards to put his side in front. Leon Jeanne then cut in from the right hand side and crashed a long range effort wide, before Andy Dyer’s men doubled their advantage midway through the second half. Danny Thomas picked up on a loose ball in midfield and sent a long ball forward to Carl Payne who got the better of Aneurin Thomas and squared it into the path of Mark Jones who made no mistake from close range. In a rare attack from the Seasiders, Lido keeper Chris Curtis did well to save Geoff Kellaway’s shot after being played in by Andy Parkinson, while Lewis Codling sent a rash effort wide of the mark.

However, Alan Morgan’s men did improve significantly in the second half, and could have pulled one back straight after the interval. Andy Parkinson was only inches wide of Curtis’ far post with a shot from inside the box. Ex Aber midfielder Anthony Finselbach, now amongst the Lido ranks, fed Carl Payne who was guilty of missing a good opportunity, while Chris Curtis did well to tip away a thunderous Lewis Codling drive. Josh Shaw came off to be replaced by Carl Lamb, and the former Bangor City forward showed some glimpses of quality as the half wore on. The introduction of Krzysztof Nalborksi gave the Seasiders some extra pace on the wings, and the Pole looked lively for the last quarter of an hour. With the home side now trying to keep hold of their two goal cushion, the Black and Greens plugged away and got their reward in the final minute when Alex Ricketts fouled Ricky Evans in the box, but the striker’s penalty was saved by an impressive Curtis.