Things took an immediate turn to the better with largely the same group of players to start with then a few new faces were added through the season to improve what was already a decent squad of players. Mynydd Isa went on a record breaking run for the club after a shock defeat at home to Summerhill in late November, in 31 games the club lost only three games and drawing one, of the defeats one was as above to Summerhill and the others were to Bala Town in the semi final of the North East Wales Challenge Cup, Bala Town at the time were riding high in the Cymru Alliance and it was no disgrace to lose after extra time after being in front for a long period from a Julian Pepper goal.
The other defeat came in the semi final of the Divisional Cup that we eventually went on to win away to the eventual league Champions Queens Park where they ran out deservedly 2-0 winners though we went through on aggregate 4-3.
Later on in the season we were held to a 4-4 at Rhostyllen who resigned from the league at the end of this season and that draw put paid to our chances of winning the title, Rhostyllen had the services of a few very good players from the Cymru Alliance out that night and it certainly levelled things out.
We ended the season at Cefn Druids in the League Cup Final against Penycae and on a hot summers day in May we played some superb football to be going in at half time at 3-0 up and the game virtually won. The second half saw a spirited display from Penycae as you would expect as they always play with passion and the game resulted in a 4-1 win for Mynydd Isa.
Our season, however was not yet over as we had one more league game to complete away to Llangollen midweek and we had to win it by FIVE clear goals or Cefn United who also had a fantastic run in to the season would have claimed the runners up spot, history now reads we did just that.

Brett Jones
{Out only 5 weeks with a broken ankle}