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Rob · 12th July 2018, 14.36:12

Will this affect our friendly with them, and are we still acting in solidarity with said fans?

https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/nor...legal-14900091

Nibs · 13th July 2018, 15.35:21

Poor Bangor city. Won’t be long until they are in admin. I wonder who at Bangor thought this structure would be a good idea?

fezbob · 13th July 2018, 15.43:23

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Poor Bangor city. Won’t be long until they are in admin. I wonder who at Bangor thought this structure would be a good idea?

Heard a rather strange story about Malcolm Allen wanting to buy them with a pretty legit consortium behind him. A staff member was allegedly unhappy as it would've meant they lost their job so had the bright idea of approaching the Vaughans, so the story goes anyway.
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Nibs · 13th July 2018, 15.49:45

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Heard a rather strange story about Malcolm Allen wanting to buy them with a pretty legit consortium behind him. A staff member was allegedly unhappy as it would've meant they lost their job so had the bright idea of approaching the Vaughans, so the story goes anyway.
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Wow....Does the uni own the ground over there?

International · 13th July 2018, 16.08:53

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Wow....Does the uni own the ground over there?

Council own Nantporth...But as soon as the Vaughans came in they tried buying the ground from the Council. Fortunately the Council said no.

Haruki · 13th July 2018, 17.02:40

When we go to Bangor for our friendly I assume we will have a Director or senior club representative present as we do at all of our games.
It is custom to shake hands with the opposing clubs officials as a form of politeness and respect. Will our directors shake hands with either Vaughan Senior or Junior?
If the answer is Yes then frankly they shouldn't be a Director of our club.
If they are not happy to shake hands then then the game should not go ahead.

That is the crux of the issue and the question the Directors should ask themselves.

fezbob · 13th July 2018, 17.30:38

Now comes out that they owe money to local businesses too.

https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/nor...-1850-14906681
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Red Light · 13th July 2018, 18.19:33

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Originally Posted by Haruki

When we go to Bangor for our friendly I assume we will have a Director or senior club representative present as we do at all of our games.
It is custom to shake hands with the opposing clubs officials as a form of politeness and respect. Will our directors shake hands with either Vaughan Senior or Junior?
If the answer is Yes then frankly they shouldn't be a Director of our club.
If they are not happy to shake hands then then the game should not go ahead.

That is the crux of the issue and the question the Directors should ask themselves.

Absolutely 100 % with you on this,

draigwrecsam · 13th July 2018, 18.47:39

Neither link will load properly. Daily Post has one of the world's worst websites!

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