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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2019 19:23:25 GMT
Apparently going off a twitter person who looks like he's mates with Vaughan or it's Vaughan himself their are big plans coming up for Bangor in the summer where have we heard this rubbish before
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Post by Lobster on Mar 19, 2019 19:56:15 GMT
Apparently going off a twitter person who looks like he's mates with Vaughan or it's Vaughan himself their are big plans coming up for Bangor in the summer where have we heard this rubbish before Subway and Thai investment. |
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Post by jb on Mar 19, 2019 22:31:52 GMT
Apparently going off a twitter person who looks like he's mates with Vaughan or it's Vaughan himself their are big plans coming up for Bangor in the summer where have we heard this rubbish before Does the “Twitter” person colour his hair, put out cones like no other and wear tan “Base” loafers? |
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Post by avfo on May 17, 2019 15:01:17 GMT
'Bangor City have been hit with a transfer embargo in the latest blow for the beleaguered football club. Ian Gwyn-Hughes, head of public affairs at the FAW, also confirmed that a “disciplinary investigation is currently on going regarding other matters”, which are the subject of additional investigations regarding matters that “cannot be stated at this time”. - www.dailypost.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/bangor-city-fc-hit-transfer-16287763 |
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Post by MPW on May 17, 2019 17:21:32 GMT
Surely only a matter of time until the Vaughan’s strangle the life out of yet another football club.
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Post by everhopeful on May 17, 2019 19:08:05 GMT
Shame there isn't a list of e-mail addresses for every single club chairman in the UK so they can be told to beware of "strangers bearing gifts"! These vermin need exterminating (legally, of course!!)
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Post by avfo on May 17, 2019 19:58:36 GMT
Surely only a matter of time until the Vaughan’s strangle the life out of yet another football club. Couple more twists to the Vaughan/Bangor saga to come before that happens I think. |
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Post by waggoner on May 18, 2019 8:03:12 GMT
Surely only a matter of time until the Vaughan’s strangle the life out of yet another football club. Couple more twists to the Vaughan/Bangor saga to come before that happens I think. This is what really annoys me. The fans of a club have no say in them coming in and cannot do a thing to stop it either. These leeches don't let go until there is nothing left and a club is dead. No matter what you do you cannot get rid of them, they won't go and more to the point the fans cannot do anything to stop it. These are not the sort of people who will just stand back and let the fans 'object'. They have 'allies' in the crowd who listen to what's being said and are not adverse to giving people a dig to shut you up. At the end of the day these people are gangsters who take what they want when they want to. Noticed that the Bangor fans are starting their own club (rings a bell) because this is the only way to get rid of them. It really pisses me off when we have to listen to the goats saying ''we let our club die'' really annoying because no matter what you do they just won't go!! What the goats don't take into account is the fact that IF they had gone to Wrexham instead of here it would have been THEM and not us who ''let their club die'' But i digress; I feel for Bangors fans because it's hard watching your club bleed to death and having no power to do anything about it |
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Post by Deleted on May 18, 2019 20:58:31 GMT
Couple more twists to the Vaughan/Bangor saga to come before that happens I think. This is what really annoys me. The fans of a club have no say in them coming in and cannot do a thing to stop it either. These leeches don't let go until there is nothing left and a club is dead. No matter what you do you cannot get rid of them, they won't go and more to the point the fans cannot do anything to stop it. These are not the sort of people who will just stand back and let the fans 'object'. They have 'allies' in the crowd who listen to what's being said and are not adverse to giving people a dig to shut you up. At the end of the day these people are gangsters who take what they want when they want to. Noticed that the Bangor fans are starting their own club (rings a bell) because this is the only way to get rid of them. It really pisses me off when we have to listen to the goats saying ''we let our club die'' really annoying because no matter what you do they just won't go!! What the goats don't take into account is the fact that IF they had gone to Wrexham instead of here it would have been THEM and not us who ''let their club die'' But i digress; I feel for Bangors fans because it's hard watching your club bleed to death and having no power to do anything about it Hence why supporter ownership, whilst financially constricting, is the only way we can protect against these heartless bastards. |
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Post by Moltisanti on May 19, 2019 4:47:29 GMT
Couple more twists to the Vaughan/Bangor saga to come before that happens I think. This is what really annoys me. The fans of a club have no say in them coming in and cannot do a thing to stop it either. These leeches don't let go until there is nothing left and a club is dead. No matter what you do you cannot get rid of them, they won't go and more to the point the fans cannot do anything to stop it. These are not the sort of people who will just stand back and let the fans 'object'. They have 'allies' in the crowd who listen to what's being said and are not adverse to giving people a dig to shut you up. At the end of the day these people are gangsters who take what they want when they want to. Noticed that the Bangor fans are starting their own club (rings a bell) because this is the only way to get rid of them. It really pisses me off when we have to listen to the goats saying ''we let our club die'' really annoying because no matter what you do they just won't go!! What the goats don't take into account is the fact that IF they had gone to Wrexham instead of here it would have been THEM and not us who ''let their club die'' But i digress; I feel for Bangors fans because it's hard watching your club bleed to death and having no power to do anything about it The goats can sing what they want. They’re paying players who don’t get a game £1,500 a week. It will bite them on the arse eventually. |
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Post by bitbbh on May 20, 2019 17:51:27 GMT
Bangor City handed 42 point deduction and transfer embargo by FA Wales for 12 breaches of financial regulations and fielding ineligible players.
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Post by MPW on May 20, 2019 18:48:35 GMT
A scarier thought is that SV’s 10 year ban from being a company director ends next year!
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Post by Lobster on May 20, 2019 20:30:05 GMT
42 points, even more than he managed to leave us with.
Maybe it would be nice if we played the new Bangor preseason if they get it set up in time.
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Post by Firestick Frank on May 20, 2019 20:49:52 GMT
Double relegation. They’ve been demoted from two successive leagues now - soon to be lining up against Penrhyndeudraeth in Tier 3 just two years from preparing for a Europa League fixture against Lyngby of Denmark. Runners up in the top flight just two seasons ago. Sorry state of affairs.
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Post by norwegianblue on May 21, 2019 15:11:32 GMT
Double relegation. They’ve been demoted from two successive leagues now - soon to be lining up against Penrhyndeudraeth in Tier 3 just two years from preparing for a Europa League fixture against Lyngby of Denmark. Runners up in the top flight just two seasons ago. Sorry state of affairs. I hope we can help the supporters form a Bangor City NewCo if required. |
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Post by avfo on May 22, 2019 19:17:29 GMT
Crisis? what crisis?
Bangor City Football Club is delighted to confirm the appointment of Max Leghissa.
'The Trieste native, who left Mosta FC as technical director recently, has joined the club in the same position.
Leghissa had four years at the Milan academy, was the marketing director at Udinese for the same amount of time and spent time at Casarano, Gallipoli, Pordenone, Mezzocorona while also spending two years in Sweden at Syrianska from 2014 to 2016'.
“Having worked with Max for a short spell at Mosta, I know the level of professionalism he can bring to the football club,” chairman Stephen Vaughan Jr. said of Leghissa’s appointment.
“The players he brought to Mosta, by using his contacts around Europe, was a big part of the turnaround during the season when I was there. I look forward to working with him here at Bangor as we strive to bring quality players and a professional mindset to the club on and off the pitch.”
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Post by thestanchion on May 22, 2019 19:50:08 GMT
Crisis? what crisis? Bangor City Football Club is delighted to confirm the appointment of Max Leghissa. 'The Trieste native, who left Mosta FC as technical director recently, has joined the club in the same position. Leghissa had four years at the Milan academy, was the marketing director at Udinese for the same amount of time and spent time at Casarano, Gallipoli, Pordenone, Mezzocorona while also spending two years in Sweden at Syrianska from 2014 to 2016'. “Having worked with Max for a short spell at Mosta, I know the level of professionalism he can bring to the football club,” chairman Stephen Vaughan Jr. said of Leghissa’s appointment. “The players he brought to Mosta, by using his contacts around Europe, was a big part of the turnaround during the season when I was there. I look forward to working with him here at Bangor as we strive to bring quality players and a professional mindset to the club on and off the pitch.” |
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Post by thestanchion on May 22, 2019 19:56:29 GMT
He might be in for a bit of a shock when he visits Llanrug United and Bodedern Athletic. No turnstiles,no entry fee, and sometimes in this league no gents, linesmen and unrecognisable pitch markings.
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Post by stavros on May 22, 2019 20:50:40 GMT
That is amazingly bizarre. The statement about bringing professionalism to the club 😂
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Post by jb on May 23, 2019 5:57:48 GMT
Rio has just completed “Twitter” with a proper direct pop at the Ribena Berry. Best Tweet I’ve seen in ages! The club should put him in charge of social media for next season.
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Post by billyw on May 23, 2019 7:23:49 GMT
Rio has just completed “Twitter” with a proper direct pop at the Ribena Berry. Best Tweet I’ve seen in ages! The club should put him in charge of social media for next season. I have to admire his courage - not sure about his wisdom! |
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Post by Hannibal on May 23, 2019 7:53:43 GMT
Crisis? what crisis? Bangor City Football Club is delighted to confirm the appointment of Max Leghissa. 'The Trieste native, who left Mosta FC as technical director recently, has joined the club in the same position. Leghissa had four years at the Milan academy, was the marketing director at Udinese for the same amount of time and spent time at Casarano, Gallipoli, Pordenone, Mezzocorona while also spending two years in Sweden at Syrianska from 2014 to 2016'. “Having worked with Max for a short spell at Mosta, I know the level of professionalism he can bring to the football club,” chairman Stephen Vaughan Jr. said of Leghissa’s appointment. “The players he brought to Mosta, by using his contacts around Europe, was a big part of the turnaround during the season when I was there. I look forward to working with him here at Bangor as we strive to bring quality players and a professional mindset to the club on and off the pitch.” However good Mr Leghissa is he's not going to hang around too long if he's not getting paid. That recommendation reminds me of Mad Terry's Wikipedia page. |
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Post by jb on May 23, 2019 10:17:38 GMT
Rio has just completed “Twitter” with a proper direct pop at the Ribena Berry. Best Tweet I’ve seen in ages! The club should put him in charge of social media for next season. I have to admire his courage - not sure about his wisdom! Bern, Johno, Stopforth and the rest of Oasis have got his back. There will be one Chester fan in particular looking down from above approving of that Tweet. That "Italian" bloke (he's probably from Huyton or Wigan) looks very much like Graham Barrow with a goatee. Is it him? |
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Post by Wortleyblue on May 23, 2019 12:45:35 GMT
Rio has just completed “Twitter” with a proper direct pop at the Ribena Berry. Best Tweet I’ve seen in ages! The club should put him in charge of social media for next season. What did he say or is it too scary to repeat |
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Post by jb on May 23, 2019 20:11:37 GMT
Rio has just completed “Twitter” with a proper direct pop at the Ribena Berry. Best Tweet I’ve seen in ages! The club should put him in charge of social media for next season. What did he say or is it too scary to repeat The lad was telling the silly little Ribena Berry what he is. A scummy little club killer. Nothing foul mouthed just a few home truths. |
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Post by Wortleyblue on May 23, 2019 20:40:55 GMT
What did he say or is it too scary to repeat The lad was telling the silly little Ribena Berry what he is. A scummy little club killer. Nothing foul mouthed just a few home truths. Rio what a star |
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Post by Firestick Frank on May 25, 2019 18:01:38 GMT
Despite demotion to the third tier of the Welsh pyramid and being placed under a transfer embargo, Bangor appear to be carrying on as normal...
Bangor City Football Club is delighted to confirm its first summer signing.
Massimo Sammartino arrives at the Eurogold Stadium having agreed terms to join from Mosta FC in Malta.
The 23-year-old Italian is a left-back, though he can play left midfield, and has previously played at AS Roma both at senior and youth level.
“Massimo is a very strong, extremely fit player and can play left back, right back and central midfield,” said club chairman Stephen Vaughan Jr. on the first signing of the summer. “He grew up through the Roma academy so has great grounding from that and was Mr Reliable during my time at Mosta.
“I look forward to working with Massimo again and it’s great to have him on board.”
The transfer is subject to approval from the Football Association of Wales and will be completed upon the opening of the FAW registrations window.
Bangor City has moved quickly to secure a second summer signing.
The club has agreed a deal to sign Pavel Vieira who had previously played at Airbus Broughton UK.
The 27-year-old, a full Guinea-Bissau international with one cap in a World Cup Qualifying game.
"Pav is a strong midfield player who had a brief spell with us before," said the club chairman Stephen Vaughan Jr. on the latest recruit. "He is tough tackling and good on the ball, but we need to get him fit in pre-season and get him back to playing regular first-team football.
"Once he is fit and playing regularly, he will be a good player for us during the next campaign."
The transfer is subject to approval from the Football Association of Wales and will be completed upon the opening of the FAW registrations window.
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Post by loskasleftfoot on May 25, 2019 18:14:05 GMT
Are they in dreamland?
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Post by Moltisanti on May 25, 2019 18:17:02 GMT
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Post by Lobster on May 25, 2019 18:55:33 GMT
One day the Vaughan's will be on their death bed and will realise what they did with the one chance you get.
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