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Bangor should join our system

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 July 2019

MARK THOMAS via email
IT’S such a great shame to see a proud club with a proud tradition like Bangor City split into two separate entities and reduced to county league level.
In my opinion, the fans trying to kickstart a new incarnation of the club - Bangor 1876 - should seriously consider trying to enter the English pyramid system, at perhaps Step 5 to start with, rather than remain in Wales.
An online fans’ survey has indicated that approaching 500 supporters would be backing the newly-formed club - that’s a very healthy fanbase to take into the North West Counties Leagu...

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