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CITIZENS’ 42-POINT LOSS TOO ‘SEVERE’

By Jon Couch
ONCE-proud Bangor City are surely facing relegation to the Welsh third tier next season after receiving what chairman Steven Vaughan describes as a “humiliating” 42-point deduction by the Football Association of Wales.
The three-time Welsh champions and perennial Europa League qualifiers, were relegated from the Welsh Premier League 12 months ago – despite actually finishing as runners-up–after failing to obtain a domestic licence.
And on Monday night, the Citizens were issued with multiple charges for alleged breaches of FAW rules, including fielding in...

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