Business Details
Your Trusted Football Club in Flint, Wales
Established as a cornerstone of Welsh football, Connah's Quay Nomads FC have dedicated themselves to fostering competitive sportsmanship and community engagement. Our club combines a rich heritage dating back to 1953 with modern facilities like The Poppies 3G, ensuring top-tier training and matchday experiences. Through youth academies and community programs, we nurture local talent while maintaining a strong presence in national competitions.Our accolades, including multiple Welsh Cup and Cymru Premier titles, reflect our commitment to excellence. With a focus on inclusivity and development, we strive to be a beacon of sporting pride for Flintshire and beyond.
Services
First Team Matches
Women's Football
Youth Academies
3G Facility Hire
Community Programs
Sponsorship Packages
Matchday Hospitality
Football Camps
Coaching Courses
Facility Tours
Highlights and features
- We offer youth development programs with UEFA-qualified coaches
- Our Poppies 3G facility provides year-round training opportunities
- We have won multiple Welsh Cup and Cymru Premier titles
- Our community initiatives engage over 1,000 local participants annually
- Our first-team squad includes internationally capped players
Services
First Team Matches
Competing in the Cymru Premier, our first team delivers high-level football with experienced professionals. Matches attract average crowds of 1,200 spectators. Our 2024/25 season includes European qualification opportunities.
Youth Academies
Our U15-U19 academies provide structured coaching pathways with UEFA-qualified staff. Recent graduates have joined professional clubs across the UK. Training sessions occur three times weekly at The Poppies 3G.
3G Facility Hire
The Poppies 3G offers full-size and seven-a-side pitches for hire. Bookings include floodlight access and changing facilities. Available for tournaments, training, and community events across North Wales.
Community Programs
Our community initiatives include school partnerships, disability football sessions, and summer camps. Programs reach over 1,500 local participants annually through partnerships with Welsh sports authorities.
Sponsorship Packages
Sponsorship opportunities range from shirt branding to facility naming rights. Packages include advertising across digital platforms, matchday programs, and hospitality experiences for business clients.
People
John Disney
First Team Manager
Former professional goalkeeper with 15 years coaching experience. Led the Nomads to two Welsh Cup victories and European qualification in 2024.
Chris Redfern
Commercial Director
Overseeing commercial operations since 2018. Negotiated major sponsorship deals and managed the development of The Poppies 3G facility.
Jordan Parry
Women's First Team Manager
Appointed in 2023 to lead women's football development. Previously coached at national academy level with UEFA Pro Licence qualifications.
Jon Hill-Dunt
U19 Head Coach
Youth development specialist with 12 years at the club. Responsible for integrating academy graduates into senior teams through structured coaching programs.
John Gray
Club President
Club president since 2015 with 30 years association. Oversees strategic direction and maintains community relations for the Flint-based organisation.
Questions
When are Connah's Quay Nomads' home matches?
Home matches are played at The Essity Stadium in Flint. Fixtures vary weekly with most Saturday games starting at 2:30pm.
How can local players join the academy?
Our youth academies accept trials for U15-U19 players. Contact details for academy coaches are available on our official website.
What facilities does The Poppies 3G offer?
The Poppies 3G features an 11-a-side pitch, three 7-a-side pitches, floodlights, and changing facilities for competitive matches and training.
Are matchday tickets available online?
General admission tickets cost £8 at the gate. Season tickets and group bookings can be arranged through our official website.
Does the club offer corporate hospitality?
Corporate packages include pitch-side advertising, matchday hospitality, and branding opportunities on shirts and stadium hoardings.
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Andrew Williams
Dec 27, 2017
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Poor ground. Only viewing from 1 side. Far away from the pitch. No hot water at the tea bar. Not a lot of choice at tea bar plus no lighting on the exit gates so was very dangerous when leaving.
