OUTSTANDING HOME RECORD
DESPITE their problems this season Rhyl have retained an outstanding home record.
Haverfordwest County are the sole team to win at Belle Vue, while the only other two sides to pick up anything at the Lilywhites' ground are Prestatyn Town and Llanelli.
In all competitions, Greg Strong's side have won 15 out of 18 home matches and racked up 58 goals.
RHYL FC HOME RECORD - ALL COMPETITIONS 2009/10
Aug 15 - Carmarthen Town (WPL) 2-1
Aug 29 - Port Talbot (WPL) 2-0
Sep 1 - Prestatyn Town (LC) 2-1
Sep 11 - Bangor City (WPL) 5-1
Sep 22 - Airbus (LC) 4-0
Sep 26 - Porthmadog (WPL) 4-0
Oct 31 - Bridgend Town (WC) 4-2
Nov 7 - Llanelli (WPL) 0-0
Nov 14 - Caersws (WPL) 3-1
Nov 17 - Gap Connah's Quay (LC) 4-0
Nov 29 - Haverfordwest County (WPL) 1-2
Dec 12 - Technogroup Welshpool (WPL) 4-1
Jan 2 - Prestatyn Town (WPL) 1-1
Jan 23 - Gap Connah's Quay (WPL) 4-1
Jan 26 - Airbus UK Broughton (WPL) 2-1
Jan 30 - Pontardawe Town (WC) 7-0
Feb 14 - Newtown (WPL) 4-2
Feb 24 - Bala Town (WPL) 5-2
PLAYED:18
WON: 15
DRAWN: 2
LOST: 1
GOALS FOR 58
GOALS AGAINST 16
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Outstanding home record - but lose against a weakened side - be lucky to get fourth!
Easy to be smart after the event isn't it. Still a good home record though, played ok yesterday just couldn't score but after scoring so many in recent games there's always going to be an off-day.
Considering all players they've lost Rhyl are doing ok, don't need faceless knockers sticking the boot in.
There's no way anybody should be knocking this side.
Its a very young side that's battling every week and holding its own against most sides. Given what's happened this season and the players we've lost from last season's title winners we should be grateful we're not in the bottom half of the league
good shout craig it is going to be a great season next season to see these young players play together week in and week out lets hope we can keep them all its a shame about young paul smith he would be fantasic with this young side come on you whites
Without a doubt these are exciting times for the lilywhites and I share my fellow bloggers optimism and enthusiasum for the future of this young side. But can anyone really forsee what the furure holds, will any of them be with us next season? With no financial backing in sight and vultures flying above, we may be privallaged to watch this talent but for a few more matches?
i agree jdh week in and week out scouts attend our matches looking for talent but with greg in charge they dont have to look far cos in my mind greg is the best manager around for spotting these young boys and thats going to be hard to keep him next season aswell as the team together strongy for manager of the season
No manager in the WPL either this season or last has worked under such conditions, not once but twice this season has he virtually had to re-shape his side. If he does not win manager of the season then there is no justice in football. I agree, the big battle will be to hang on to him as well as the exciting talent he has assembled.