Aberystwyth Town Football Club are delighted to confirm an extension to the loan of Louis Bradford from The New Saints.

The 19-year-old defender joined Town ahead of the 20/21 season on an initial 6-month loan from the Oswestry side. The youngster has shown great potential in the first half of the season, making 11 appearances in Green & Black at centre-back and right-back, and will look to pick up where he left off prior to season postponement.

Louis sat down with TNS' media team today to discuss his time with the Seasiders: watch HERE

Croeso nol i Goedlan y Parc, Louis!

Aberystwyth Town are delighted to announce an extension to the loan of Connor Roberts from The New Saints and the return of Green Army favourite Jon Owen from CPD Porthmadog.

Loanee Connor is set to complete a second full season at Park Avenue having first joined for the 19/20 season from the then-league champions. Making 13 appearances so far this season, Connor has consistently been one of Town’s best performers, filling an important leadership role as a veteran in Aber’s youthful squad.

On the international stage, Roberts has represented Wales at U19s level four times with six appearances for the U21s. In 2014, he received a call-up to the senior squad for a friendly against the Netherlands, and was selected to the Cymru C squad in March 2020 alongside teammate Lee Jenkins to face England C, though the match was forced to be cancelled.

Affectionately known as “Jon y Cigydd” (the Butcher) by certain factions of the Green Army, Jon Owen makes his return to Park Avenue for a second spell. Formerly of Bangor City, Llangefni Town, Caersws, Rhyl, Llandudno, and Cefn Druids, the 28-year-old Welsh-speaking attacker spent 18-months in Black & Green, becoming a regular starter after joining in January 2017. Known for his pace, power, and ability to make something out of nothing, Jon gives Town an experienced option in attack. We thank Craig Paprinyk and all at CPD Porthmadog for their cooperation in the matter.
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Croeso nol i Goedlan y Parc chi’ch ddau! 

Aberystwyth Town FC extends its deepest sympathies with the family and friends of Dave Kinninmonth, who has sadly passed away.

Kinninmonth was a fearsome goalscorer for the Black and Greens, who bagged 34 goals in 70 appearances between 1967 and 1972. His first season, 1967/8 was Aber's most successful for a decade, as they finished runners up in the Mid Wales League and won the League Cup, with Kinninmonth himself top scoring on 20 goals. Dave was later part of the legendary Aber Town side which regained the Welsh Amateur Cup after a period of 37 years, in 1970, and features in the attached photograph, second from the left in the front row. In later years Dave's son Stuart also represented the Black and Greens. 

Club Chairman Donald Kane said: "Dave was a great technically gifted player, extremely skilful in the days when tackles came thick and fast. His knowledge of the game was excellent, as was the advice he gave to players like myself early on in our careers...A gentleman and a players player, sadly gone. RIP Mr Kinninmonth".

Everyone at the Club commiserates with David's family and friends for their sad loss.