Former assistant manager Craig Hogg, who stepped down from his backroom role in November, is set to return to the Llandudno dugout for the upcoming league fixtures at home to Conwy Borough and away to Llanidloes Town.

With Alan Morgan set to sit out three league games following his dismissal from the touchline in the December fixture at home to Flint, 33 year old Hogg will return to the club for two games in the role of first team coach to help assistant manager Richard Hinds with dugout duties.

Speaking exclusively to LLFC TV Hogg said “I’ll be coming back in for two games to help Richard & Sean in Alan's enforced absence and I’m really looking forward to it.

“I’ve only been away from the place for about 9 weeks or so and I’ve missed it loads. It will be nice to be back, briefly!

“I keep in touch with the gaffer on a weekly basis and obviously follow our results. With his touchline ban now coming through, we spoke and he asked what my availability was like for those games he misses to help Rich & Sean from the touch line.

"Work is busy but with a bit of planning I have been able to give the gaffer some dates, so as it stands I’ll be back to help Hindsy & Eards and carry through Alan's wishes from the dugout for the two match days. If I can help with any other fixtures with the run in then I'll try to do so."

Hogg's first fixture back in the Llandudno dugout will be the Conwy derby on Tuesday February 10th.