Aberystwyth Town FC extends its best wishes for a swift recovery to the Club's record appearance holder Ken Williams, after his recent stroke.
Ken, bottom left in the team photo from the mid 1980s (left), had an amazing 642 game career in Black and Green which is summarised in Dai Pugh's Updated History of the Club thus: "Ken Williams, equally excellent at full back and central midfield, was a regular in the first team between 1974/5 and 1991. The blonde bomber played a record 642 games for the Black and Greens, scored 45 goals, captained the team for four seasons and made two appearances for the Welsh non League team. A model of consistency on the field, marvellously two footed, strong in the tackle and a powerful runner with the ball, Ken Williams is regarded as one of Aber's outstanding post-war players."
Ken was one of the most popular stars to turn out in Aber Town's Leave Your Mark game in May, and the Club looks forward to hearing further news of his recovery in the near future. Get well soon Ken.
Ken, bottom left in the team photo from the mid 1980s (left), had an amazing 642 game career in Black and Green which is summarised in Dai Pugh's Updated History of the Club thus: "Ken Williams, equally excellent at full back and central midfield, was a regular in the first team between 1974/5 and 1991. The blonde bomber played a record 642 games for the Black and Greens, scored 45 goals, captained the team for four seasons and made two appearances for the Welsh non League team. A model of consistency on the field, marvellously two footed, strong in the tackle and a powerful runner with the ball, Ken Williams is regarded as one of Aber's outstanding post-war players."
Ken was one of the most popular stars to turn out in Aber Town's Leave Your Mark game in May, and the Club looks forward to hearing further news of his recovery in the near future. Get well soon Ken.
