2010/2011
25 Jun 2011

Hopes were high before the season begun, with experienced former Goytre man Paul "Fatty" Greenhalgh joining the first team management team. New Inn also ran an Under 18 side for the first time in years, and it showed it's worth immediately.

A great start to the season saw New Inn record wins against Rockfield, Pill and Rhymney, teams that all finished in the top four. Come November New Inn were in amongst the top sides and looked capable of beating anyone. However an enforced eight week break due to the weather caught them cold and they never recovered. Defeats against bottom sides Race and Underwood left them playing catchup. The signing of Chris Pike increased their goals scored tally but the defence conceded an awful 55 goals in the 15 games after the winter break. They completed doubles over Trevethin and local rivals Sebastopol, then got their revenge on Race and Underwood. The season finished on a real low though, first with a 5-2 home defeat against nine man Abergavenny, then a 7-0 thrashing by champions Pill.

The season also so New Inn's first foray into the FAW Welsh Trophy, the premier cup competition in Wales for clubs below Welsh League level. The players did the club proud with victories in three rounds, including wins over 1st division Abercarn and this years 2nd division champions Fleur-de-Lys. They eventually came unstuck at South Wales Amateur league side Carnetown in the 4th round.

Tom Morgan was 1st team player of the year.
Junior Richards was 1st team players player.
Martin Sutton won clubman.
Bryan Gumm was most promising player.

2009/2010
20 Aug 2010

New Inn began the season without the core of their first team from the previous year. Matt "Snakey"James, Mark Jackson, Mike Davidge, Martin Bewick, Ryan Andrews, and the Ellis brothers all left the club, leaving manager Bill Mainwaring with a young and inexperienced squad. New Inn suffered a dreadful opening to the season, taking only four points in the first three months of the season. The return of Nathan Blackwell from Abertillery began New Inn's revival in October. Two successive wins over Sebastopol giving New Inn hope of avoiding the drop to Gwent Central football. However they only managed another three wins before a final day win against Villa Dino kept them up.
Lee Morris was player of the year. Graham Rees was players player and top goalscorer.

2008/2009
20 Aug 2010

Simon Duggan resigned as first team manager following a mediocre start to the season.
Bill Mainwaring took charge for the second time in New Inn's history and led the club to a midtable finish.
Russell Boyle was double player of the year. Jeff Tozer and Martin Bewick shared top goalscorer.

2007/2008
20 Aug 2010

Simon Duggan's first full season in charge saw an influx of new players at the club. Strikers Martin Bewick and Ryan Andrews joined from Abergavenny Thursdays, Ellis brother Dave and Mikey signed from Lower New Inn, with Gareth Tucker and Chris Pritchard also strengthening the squad.
New Inn improved considerably on their previous seasons performance, finishing 6th, but never looked like challenging the top teams for promotion.