More Than Football. A Place To Belong, Improve & Play.
Felindre Glyndwr FC was founded with a singular, clear purpose: to build a new grassroots football club in Swansea where every child feels valued, supported, and given a genuine chance to grow — on and off the pitch.
Based at Felindre Welfare Hall (SA5 7NA), our club unites modern Spanish-inspired technical coaching, a firm guarantee of meaningful match minutes, and a vibrant community spirit.
The Owain Glyndŵr Colors
Gold & Crimson Red Heritage
The club takes its name and visual identity from Owain Glyndŵr — Prince of Wales — whose historic royal banner featured four lions rampant in radiant gold and crimson red. These bold colors represent bravery, resilience, and Welsh heritage.
Our 6 Guiding Club Values
What we stand for every time we set up training cones or step onto the pitch.
Belonging & Inclusivity
Every young person deserves to feel valued, welcomed, and respected regardless of background or starting skill level.
Meaningful Time On The Pitch
Our 75% game-time commitment helps development happen on the pitch, with the ball at their feet, so every child feels involved.
Spanish Technical Excellence
Helping young players grow in technique, composure, and game intelligence — building confidence on the ball at every stage of their journey.
Welsh Heritage & Community Pride
Proudly honoring Owain Glyndŵr's iconic gold and crimson colors, rooted in Felindre and the Swansea valley.
Player Welfare & Safeguarding First
Meeting and exceeding Football Association of Wales (FAW) child protection standards with complete transparency.
Respect & Sportsmanship
Fostering positive sideline culture for parents, players, and match officials alike.
Our Commitment To Child Welfare & Safety
At Felindre Glyndwr FC, safeguarding is non-negotiable. We adhere strictly to the guidelines and standards published by the Football Association of Wales (FAW).
1. Safe Recruitment & DBS
Every coach, assistant, and volunteer working with children undergoes an enhanced DBS background check prior to coaching.
2. Designated Welfare Officer
A named club safeguarding officer provides a confidential, direct point of contact for parents and players at all times.
3. First Aid & Safety Plans
Sessions and matches have qualified first-aid responders, stocked medical kits, and clear emergency venue protocols.