It was good to see the AGM well supported and refreshing to have so many playing members in attendance. Better still, seeing younger members volunteering their services on the club committee shows an enthusiasm for the club's future. This enthusiasm has no doubt come as a result of excellent team performances, at all levels, over the past few seasons and club facilities that are envied throughout all of Wales. After serving the committee, in various posts, over a 20-year period, I am pleased to see that the younger generation is taking an active interest in the management of the club. We old arses eventually need to be put out to grass, and allow you "young guns" to take the helm. However, be guided by the old hands in your early days as committee members; there is still some life in the old dogs. Remember, any constructive suggestions you believe will benefit the club will be fully discussed at committee and, if financially and practically viable, will happen. The proof of this is self evident in the innovative way in which the club has been managed to date, by providing the excellent facilities we all now enjoy. Finally; some wise words to reflect upon "We must keep our minds subtle and active, and never let ourselves be hypnotised by traditions, we must criticize ourselves, and criticize our criticisms; we must experiment and explore" (Major General J F C Fuller 1925). Best of luck for 2008/09

Just a quick good luck message for Monday. Unfortunately I won't be able to get down due to cricket. Congratulations on an excellent performance against the champions on Tuesday night as well

After our outstanding performance and win against Caernarvon on Tuesday night Colwyn Bay have been confirmed as runners up in the league with 1 match to spare. Regardless of the result against Dolgellau we cannot be overtaken. We will of course endeavour to collect maximum points from this final game. I would just like to say a massive thank you to all the lads, coaching staff and backroom boys involved in the squad this year. To lose 3 out of our first 4 games and achieve what we have is fantastic. It has taken a lot of commitment and hard work and is yet another step on our journey to become as successful as we can. Our building process is sound in all areas of the club both on and off the pitch and bodes well for the future. Special mention to Pete Rice, Rhys Williams and Mark ' The Man' Lewin who have been magnificent again this year. We now need to clear the last hurdles and provide our supporters with another great game on Monday in the Cup.