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By Robin Jones
FALMOUTH Town have been fined £800 after their fans discharged pyrotechnics at two South West Peninsula Premier West games this season.
The fines were imposed by the Cornwall FA after the home games against Helston Athletic and Mousehole, and follow in the wake of similar incidents in two cup finals last season.
Falmouth were warned about their supporters’ conduct in the Cornwall Senior Cup final against Saltash United at Bodmin Town’s ground in April.
On that occasion, no charges were brought, but both clubs were warned that criminal charges could be brough...

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