We would like to wish Matt all the best in what the future brings for him and if he is ever in the area again to lace up his boots for the Dragons #beadragon

The UEFA-licenced coach was also always keen to impart his wisdom on other players and helped a few of them with little tips here and there while also taking part and helping the managers out with team formations.

He also helped gain sponsorships for both our men's and women's team. On the field, he was just as active, the often box-to-box man became a part of the central midfield but was not afraid to have a strike on goal, netting on numerous occasions.

Matt joined the team on our first training session back after Covid Lock down 1, quickly getting into the spirit of things, the ex army veteran was keen to get involved further and took over the role of arranging match day fixtures.

Football secretary to the North Wales Dragons, Matt Spruce, has left the club in his current position. Moving away to England and onto pastures new, he would not be able to continue his valued work that he had been doing for the team.

Thank you @MattSpruce With our annual tournaments now complete for both our men's and women's teams, which saw a combination of ten teams compete for the two sets of Dragons Annual Invitational Trophies, we can now announce another piece of news.

Congratulations to our hometown club @ColwynBayFC Without this club, there would have been no North Wales Dragons. Back in 2006, they started the most amazing, bewildering journey, which has changed our lives forever.