Connah's Quay Nomads

Sunday 2 August 2026
poetry

In the heart of Flintshire’s quiet grace,
Where the Dee’s soft tide meets ancient stone,
Stands Connah’s Quay Nomads, a modest place,
Where every match feels like coming home.

Their crest bears the ship that once set sail,
A reminder of wanderlust and grit;
On the green‑clad pitch they chase the tale,
With hearts that beat for the club they knit.

Supporters in scarlet and navy blue,
Voice their chants beneath the Welsh sky,
Each goal a spark, each tackle true,
A chorus rising, never shy.

Through rain‑slick evenings and summer’s glare,
They fight for pride, not just for points;
The Nomads roam, yet always there,
Rooted deep in the town’s joint.

So here’s to Connah’s Quay, whose story’s spun
From humble grounds to lofty dreams—
May their colours fly, their spirit run,
Forever bright in football’s streams.

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