First Team Squad for player pictures, click here to go to our Facebook fans' page photo gallery GOALKEEPERS Paul Smith - Formerly with TNS, Colwyn Bay, Rhyl and Connah's Quay, Paul followed manager Nev Powell to Bangor City in June 2007. D.O.B 06-12-77 Kyle Williams - Wrexham based 'keeper who is at Bangor University, and a regular for the reserves last season. Kyle made his first team debut at Newtown in 2008 / 9. D.O.B 20-03-89 DEFENDERS Michael Johnston - Michael joined City from Tranmere in 2007. He has represented Wales at U-17, U-19 and U-23 levels. D.O.B 16-12-87 James Brewerton - Club captain James has previously played for Conwy United, Llandudno and Rhyl, where he spent ten seasons. He has been capped by Wales at U-18 level. D.O.B 17-11-79 Peter Hoy - Versatile defender who first joined City in 2003. Can play across the backline or in midfield. D.O.B 16-05-82 Clive Williams - Defender / striker graduating from the City academy and reserves, has represented North Wales Youths and is a former Leeds United trialist. D.O.B 01-01-91 David Morley - Experienced centre back / midfielder who has played with Manchester City, Southend, Carlisle and Oxford.  David joined us from Hyde Utd in summer 2009. D.O.B. 25-09-77 Chris Roberts - Left sided defender / midfielder. Chris played for Cefn Druids and Rhyl, where he won a Championship medal. D.O.B 14-08-85 MIDFIELDERS Craig Garside - Commanding central defender and midfielder. A former Everton apprentice who has also played for Airbus, Connah's Quay Nomads, Colwyn Bay and Rhyl. D.O.B 11-01-85 Marc Limbert - Marc started off with Everton before appearing for Chester City, Connahs Quay, Colwyn Bay, Altrincham and Rhyl before joining City in 2007. He is also City's Assistant Manager. D.O.B 03-10-73 Sion Edwards - A skilful left winger or midfielder who signed for City in summer 2006 having gained experience on Wrexham 's books. D.O.B 01-08-87 Nicky Ward - utility man signed from Newtown in 2010. Previously featured in TNS' title-winning sides.  D.O.B. 30-11-77 Eddie Jebb: Eddie spent six successful years with Cammell Laird, winning team and individual honours. Eddie signed for City from Colwyn Bay in January 2010. D.O.B 31-12-82 Chris Jones: Chris joined City this season after spells in the Welsh Premier League with Llangefni, Caernarfon and Porthmadog. A Youth product of Leeds United. D.O.B 09-10-85 FORWARDS Les Davies - Giant left winger who is in his second spell with City. Les has represented Wales at Semi-Professional level and is an Under 21 International. D.O.B 29-10-84 John Owen - Another product of the Bangor City Academy who was a regular for the Reserves last season. Jon has recently signed a long term contract with City. D.O.B 18-08-92 Alan Bull �" Alan signed for Bangor City in July 2010 after starring against us in a pre-season friendly whilst playing for Colwyn Bay. D.O.B. 25-11-87 Jamie Reed -Jamie is a promising young striker who came to Bangor from Rhyl, where he had a successful 2008-09, scoring 22 goals in 41 appearances. Has represented Wales U23. D.O.B. 13-8-87 MANAGER Neville Powell - Neville returned ‘home’ when he agreed to take over Bangor in May 2007 to start what the Bangor faithful dubbed the ‘Nevillution’. Until then, he had been the second longest-serving manager at one club - he took charge of Connah's Quay at the end of the first season of League of Wales football in May 1993. He collected his first piece of silverware when they won the League of Wales League Cup, beating Ebbw Vale 1-0 in the 1996 final played at Caersws. Unfortunately, that proved to be Nev's penultimate game as a player for, in the very first match of the following season, he broke a leg at Llansantffraid, which curtailed his playing career. Neville made his Football League debut as a 17-year old on St David's Day 1981 when he scored for Tranmere Rovers away at Torquay United. A skilful and hard-working midfielder, he made 86 League appearances for the Prenton Park club between 1981 and 1984, scoring four times. He moved on to play for Bangor City in the Northern Premier League and quickly found himself part of the Citizens' team that qualified for the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1985, playing in all four games against Fredrikstad and Atletico Madrid. Bangor City were founder members of the League of Wales in 1992 and, ironically, on the eve of his 29th birthday, Neville was on the losing side on the occasion of Nomads' very first win in the new competition. After making more than 30 League of Wales appearances for City, Neville moved to Quay's then home, the Halfway Ground. He played in 115 league and cup games for Nomads before the injury and has since twice led the club to the brink of European competition. In May 1998, Connah's Quay were less than half a minute away from winning the Welsh Cup final against Bangor City when a late equaliser took the game to extra-time and an eventual win on penalties for Neville's former club. Neville's continuing ability to fashion a team on a low budget and nurture tremendous team spirit says much for his capabilities. The proof of which has been three successive Welsh Cup trophies during the last three seasons for Bangor City. D.O.B 02-09-63 Updated August 2010