Haverfordwest County AFC have signed Stephen Fellows Chiropractor as their new Official Sports Chiropractor Partner for the 2026-27 season.

The club’s first team will now benefit from Fellows’ expertise, strengthening their medical setup as they chase points in the Cymru Premier. Last time out, Haverfordwest County AFC lost 2-0 at Penybont on 2 May 2026, a result that capped a tough run of two defeats in their last five games (LLDDW).

What does Stephen Fellows bring to Haverfordwest County AFC?

Stephen Fellows joins with a strong track record in elite sport. He spent years as the Scarlets’ sports chiropractor in rugby union before moving into his current role at Pembroke Chiropractic Clinic. His appointment reflects Haverfordwest County AFC’s push for a fully integrated medical team, where chiropractic care sits alongside physiotherapy, sports medicine and strength work.

Fellows’ approach focuses on keeping players healthy week-to-week. He argues that modern elite sport thrives on collaboration, with every decision centered on the athlete. “I’m delighted to be partnering again with Haverfordwest County AFC and becoming part of the wider performance and medical team,” he said.

Why this partnership matters for the first team

Haverfordwest County AFC’s players will now have direct access to Fellows’ services at Bridge Meadow Stadium. The club’s recent form shows why this support is vital: they lost their last two matches and sit in a tight battle at the wrong end of the Cymru Premier table.

Alaric Jones, the club’s Partnerships Manager, called the move a natural step forward. “We’re delighted to continue with Steve,” he said. “Over the past 12 months he’s been fantastic to work with, and I’m looking forward to seeing the benefits for the players.”

How this builds on last season’s community work

Last year Fellows’ clinic backed Haverfordwest County AFC’s Primary Schools Ticketing Scheme. The project let pupils from across Pembrokeshire attend first-team games for free, many for the first time. That initiative helped grow the club’s local footprint, and the new deal extends the relationship into performance medicine.

Fellows’ arrival also underlines Haverfordwest County AFC’s focus on long-term player resilience. With the 2026-27 season looming, every edge counts in a league where fitness and consistency decide results.

Haverfordwest County AFC’s 2026-27 Cymru Premier campaign kicks off soon, with the club banking on Fellows’ expertise to keep their squad firing on all cylinders.