Sad news as Seagulls stalwart resigns as Chairman

He has been a huge part in keeping the club afloat in recent years and his departure is as a massive blow for the Seagulls.

The board will be meeting in the next few days to discuss future plans.

In a statement, Anglesey-based Mr Titchiner, said:

"It is with regret and great sadness that I have had to step down from being chairman, and from the board of Colwyn Bay Football Club because of ongoing health issues that prevent me carrying out my duties. I have tried to solider on for some time now, but it has been a struggle for the last nine months.

"It is especially disappointing after the last three of four years of ups and downs, as I believe we were starting to get things right with Alan Morgan, Craig Hogg and Neil Coverley at the helm, but unfortunately, I just can't continue in my current role.

"I definitely believe the club is moving in the right direction and will continue to progress under this current management team.

"I'd like to thank all the directors, management team, players, clubhouse staff and club volunteers for their support over the past five years and hope you will continue to help the club moving forward.

"I'd also like to thank the supporters for sticking with the team through thick and thin - your support has been incredible."

Photo courtesy of Colwyn Bay FC

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