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Point for Martyrs

WHEN the dust had settled following this lively encounter, Merthyr were thankful for a point, but in truth the Martyrs created enough chances to have won the game comfortably. Read

Draw boost for Martyrs

Grantham 0-0 Merthyr Town. THE Martyrs returned with a well-deserved point from Lincolnshire following a controlled performance in difficult, wintry conditions. Read

Martyrs' determination makes point

Granthan 0-0 Merthyr Tydfil THE Martyrs put in a gutsy display in very difficult conditions at Grantham's South Kesteven Stadium. Read

Sugrue set to stay in charge

Merthyr Tydfil's vice chairman and acting manager Paul Sugrue is poised to continue his role with John Lewis until the end of the season, writes Mark Bloom. Read

'I'm angry'

MERTHYR Tydfil's caretaker manager has reacted angrily after a minority of Martyrs' supporters hurled abuse at his team during last Saturday's Southern Premier League defeat at Bath City. Read

Martyrs' lacklustre display

FOLLOWING last week's morale-boosting win over Mangotsfield United, Merthyr travelled to Bath for the nearest game to a local derby in good heart. Read

Bath show quality control

MERTHYR TYDFIL returned from Bath a well beaten outfit after a disappointing performance that saw the Martyrs hardly threaten throughout the 90 minutes. Read

'We're not the future'

DESPITE their winning start against Mangotsfield United, Merthyr Tydfil's latest managerial pairing insist they are merely keeping the hot seat warm for a permanent appointment. Read

Evans is 'very disappointed'

PAUL Evans said he was "very, very disappointed" to have been relieved of his caretaker managerial duties last Monday morning, but accepted the club's decision. Read

New managers record first Martyrs win

MERTHYR'S third managerial team this year enjoyed a successful debut as the Martyrs recorded their first win in eight Southern Premier League matches. Read

More gloom for Merthyr

Merthyr 1-2 Hitchin. SADLY for Merthyr this was another dismal display from the home side who seem to have lost the art of creating chances as well as scoring. Read

Seriously, Gazza can be great for Merthyr

MERTHYR TYDFIL chief Owen Money last night outlined just why he believes the Welsh minnows and Paul Gascoigne would be brilliant for one another. Read

More injury misery for Evans

PAUL Evans cut a frustrated figure after seeing his side fail to win for the sixth successive game, losing three more players to injury in the process. Read

Great Dane saves day for Martyrs

DANE Williams's stunning late equaliser salvaged a point for Merthyr in a Southern Premier League encounter full of effort, but short on quality. Read

Gazza? That's putting the mirth in Merthyr

AS FAR as comedy double acts go, it's got to be right up there with the greatest. Read

Martyrs open door to Gazza approach

LITTLE Merthyr Tydfil are, I'm told, making an audacious bid to bring Paul Gascoigne on board as player-manager. Read

Harris returns to deny Martyrs

RARELY can a returning ex-manager have received such a warm reception as the one extended to Gloucester City manager Tim Harris when he brought his relegation-threatened outfit to Merthyr on Saturday. Read

Harris returns to the Martyrs

FORMER Merthyr Tydfil manager Tim Harris returns to Penydarren Park tomorrow. Read

Misery for Martyrs

A NIGHTMARE final three minutes saw Merthyr snatch defeat from the jaws of victory at Yate with referee Martin Strong playing a major part in the game's change of direction. Read

Late Yate strike downs Martyrs

MERTHYR Tydfil conceded two goals in the final three minutes of the Southern League Premier Division encounter to see victory snatched from them in the cruellest of ways. Read