Wrexham-based Brymbo FC are hoping for a return to the club’s golden era after appointing an experienced management team to guide them through the 17/18 season.
The club is preparing for a season in the fourth tier Welsh National League Division One after relegation from the Premier Division, but the capture of manager Phil Hudson and assistant Tommy Holmes has boosted hopes for a swift return back up the pyramid.
Hudson has taken the reigns at Brymbo following a successful managerial spell in the Wirral leagues, winning five trophies in four seasons during time with Woodchurch Athletic and Ashville.
Tommy Holmes joins the club with a wealth of experience in the Welsh pyramid, winning numerous honours as a player with The New Saints before spending time at Prestatyn’s Bastion Gardens.
He will work closely alongside Phil as we look to return the club to former glorys ⚽️⚽️⚽️@YClwbPelDroed @DaveJDailyPost pic.twitter.com/L0JnqUD7xS
— Brymbo Football Club (@BrymboFC) July 11, 2017
Moving into management, he spent time as assistant at Conwy Borough last season before committing to Brymbo.
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Speaking to Y Clwb Pel Droed an official Brymbo source said:
“The club hope that the new management team can lead the club back to where it belongs challenging for honours within Welsh football.”
Hudson and Holmes’ pre-season is underway as they prepare for an opening game away to New Brighton Villa on Saturday 12 August.
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