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Jack Aitkinson |
Wrexham born goalkeeper Jack joined Bangor in September 2019 after playing in some pre season games for the club. Jack had linked up briefly with North West Counties side Whitchurch Alport after a spell in the Shrewsbury Town youth team. He has also been on the books of Everton.
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Gabriele Brino |
Italian goalkeeper Gabriele joined Bangor during the summer of 2019 from Treviso. In his short career Gabriele has played for a number of clubs in his native coutnry including Belluno, Campodarsego, Pavia, Vittorio Falmec and Conegliano.
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Eugenio Dalia |
Defender or midfielder Eugenio joined Bangor durng the summer of 2019. The versatile Italian previously played for Palermo at youth level, then L'Aquila and Igea Virtus,
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Francesco Di Crescenzo |
A left footed defender Francesco joined Bangor in August 2019. His prevous clubs include FC Sporting Desenzano in Italy.
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David Thompson |
A fullback or winger David joined City during the summer of 2019. His previous clubs include Droylsden, Rhyl, Colwyn Bay, Northwich Victoria, Marine and Bury. Last season he played for Bala Town and Llandudno
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Massimo Sammartino |
Born in Rome, left back Massimo joined Bangor during the summer of 2019. A product of the Roma youth system Massimo moved to Pistoiese 1921 on loan before his release by his home town side in 2017. He has since played for Mosta of Malta.
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Lennie Armstrong |
A
ball playing centreback who hails from London, Lennie has experience in
Sweden with Second Divison side Bodens BK and in Malta with Mosta Fc. Lennie joined Bangor City in July 2019.
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Lucas Surber |
Tall Argentine defender Lucas joined Bangor during the summer of 2019. He began his career with Club Cipolletti in the Rio Negro area of his home country and went on to play for Unioin Espanola in Chile, Irapuato in Mexico, FC Lugano in Switzerland, back to Atletico Barraccas in Argentina, San Nicolo in Italy, Jolly & Montemurlo, Siderno and finally Sancolombano - all also in Italy.
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Yalany Baio |
Yalany rejoined Bangor in July 2019 three years after first arriving at the club. A midfielder born in Bissau Guinea and who began his career with Sporting Lisbon before joining Liverpool in 2011. He has first team experience with Sparta Rotterdam and with Gibraltar United FC.
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Piero Cauterucci |
A toough tackling left footed Italian defender or midfielder Piero joined Bangor during the summer of 2019.
He has played for serveral Italian clubs including Pistoiese, a loan period at Scandicci and finaly Rimini.
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Pavel Vieira | A
once capped Guinnea Bissau International midfielder Pavel is in his
second spell with Bangor City having previously played at Nantporth
during the 2016-17 season. After playing for several Portugees clubs, including Moura he joined Prescot Cables in 2013 before moving to Spain for a spell with Cultural Deportiva Leonese. Back in Lancashire he played for Nelson and then Italian side ASD Roccella before joining City. More locally he has also played for Airbus UK.
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James Thomas |
An experienced Liverpool based winger James signed for Bangor durnig the summer of 2019. Well known in North Wales for a spell with Caernarfon Town where he was better known as "Smiler" James has also played for Warrington Town, Vauxhall Motors and South Liverpool.
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Nicolas Delvecchio |
Rome born right winger Nicolas is the son of Italian international Marco Delvecchio. The set piece expeirt has played for a number of Italian clubs including Lupa Roma Youth, Anzio Calcio 1924, Virtus Francavilla, Olvia and finally Igea Virtus.
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Aldair Neto |
Angolan born winger Aldair joined Bangor in August 2019. Aldair has played football in Portugal for a number of clubs including Real SU, Unaio Coimbra, Braga,AD Oeiras, Fatima, Maratimo B and Gafanha.
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Matteo Trinca |
Italian striker Matteo was born in Empoli and began his career with Avezzano Youth. He joined Bangor during the summer of 2019.
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Francesco Serafino | A former Roma youth team striker Francesco joined Bangor during the summer of 2019, He has been called up by Argentina U20s and played for Boca Juniors at that age group before moving on to Huracan. Francesco has also played for Naxxar Lions in Malta as well as Italian sides Triestina and Rimini.
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Azizou Zoumbare |
Burkina Faso born Azizou joined Bangor during the summer of 2019. His previous clubs include FC Sand, Eltersdorf and DJK Dom Bosco all in the Germany.
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Salvatore Pascarella |
Italian striker Salvatore was born in Napoli and began hsi career with FRattese. The left winger moved to Palmese in 2018 and joined City a year later.
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Emmanuel Agyemang |
A versatile young forward Emmanuel joined Bangor in July 2019 after a spell in Italy with Novara. Born in Ghana, Emmanuel has also played for Mosta FC in Malta.
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| Players & Squad Numbers 2018-19 | ||||||
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| GK |
Chris Mullock |
Chris joined City from Aberyswyth during the summer of 2018. A Wrexham born goalkeeper who began his career on the Youth system at The Racecourse, Chris joined Cefn Druids during the summer of 2007 and went on to make 54 Welsh Premier appearances for the club before relegation brought all concerned to the Cymru Alliance. His Welsh Premier clubs include Cefn Druids and The New Saints, although he has also spent loan spells at Newtown and current club Abersytwyth.
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Nathan Wolland |
A former Accrington Stanley youth team goalkeeper Nathan has also played for Cammell Laird FC whom he joined in August 2018. Nathan made his Bangor debut at Porthmadog on Boxing Day 2018.
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Gruff Evans |
A promising young goalkeeper who is a regular in the U19 Development
side, Gruff spent several years as part of the academy set up at
Everton. Gruff made his first team debut for City against Holywell in December 2018.
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Mike Williams |
Brother of City striker Marc, the centreback Mike joined City from Flint in early November 2018. The Colwyn Bay born left footer began his career with Wrexham where he made 66 Footlball League appearances and another fifty in the Conference. In August 2010 he moved to Kidderminster where he added another eighty Conference appearances. He has since played for Altrincham and Llandudno before joining Flint during the sumer of 2018.
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Michael Johnston |
Centreback Michael rejoined City in February 2019 from Brickfield Rangers. A Liverpool born centre back, Michael Johnston moved to Farrar Road on a loan period from Tranmere Rovers just before the September 2007 transfer window. During the summer of 2008 he was released by Rovers and wasted no time in signing for City on a permanent basis. Michael has represented Wales and Under 17 and 19 level and was voted the outstanding player in North Wales at the end of the 2007-08 season. During the 2009-10 season Michael represented Wales Under 23s (semi professional) side. He has won three successive Welsh Cup Winners medals in 2008, 09 and 10 and in 2011 added a Welsh Premier Championship winners medal. Michael represented the club in the Champions League matches against HJK Helsinki at the beginning of the 2011-12 season and again in the Europa League a year later to bring his total European appearances for the City to a dozen starts - a club record.
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Jordan Piggott |
A right footed defender Jordan
began his career with West Bromich Albion where he played for the youth and reserve sides alongside Sam Dool. In July 2017 he joined Dundee where he featured for the U20s and made one first team appearance. He then spent a ten match loan spell with Scottish League One side East Fife before moving to Alverchurch during the summer of 2018.
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Kian Owen | A member of the academy Kian made his first team debut within a week of his sixteenth birthday. Left footed Kian normally plays at fullback.
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Leon Owen |
A young defender who is a member of the club's U19 Development side.
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Steff Taylor |
Left footed defender Steff has been a member of the Bangor Under 19 side After gaining first team experience with Anglesey based Pentraeth, Steff signed Cymru Alliance forms for City in February 2019.
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Cian Williams | A tall right footed defender Cian has been a consistent performer at centreback for City's Under 19 side this season.
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Tom Reilly |
Left footed midfielder Tom joined City in February 2019. He came through the youth system at Accrington Stanley and has also played for Eskilstuna City in Sweden.
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Osian Hughes | A teenage midfielder Bethesda based Osian joined City from Wrexham in February 2019. Osian has been called up for Wales U15 age group squads.
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Gethin Thomas |
A product of the club's academy set up Gethin has featured in several first team match day squads since Christmas 2017.
The
Llanrug based youngster made his Bangor City first team debut in the
Welsh Cup quarter final at Nantporth against Penydarren in March 2018.
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Gary Taylor Fletcher |
A
hugely experienced Widnes born striker Gary began his career with
Northwich Victoria in 1999 and has since played and scored at the five
highest levels of English football. These include Hull, Leyton Orient, Dagenham & Redbrige, Lincoln, Huddersfield, Blackpool, Leicster and Tranmere Rovers. During a six year spell with Blackpool from 2007-13 he scored the club's first goal in the Premier League in a 4-0 opening day win over Wigan in August 2010. Gary joined Bangor from Accrington Stanley in January 2017 and was player manager for the final months of the season following the departure of Ian Dawes.
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Alex Boss |
Namibian born but Anglesey based Alex is a product of the Bangor U19s side who also spent time on the Wrexham FC academy. A pacey right winger Alex can unsettle defences with his surging runs. Alex has also played for holyhead Hotspur.
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Robbie Parry |
Bangor born but Llandudno based winger Robbie joined Bangor in June 2018. Initially with Wrexam FC, Robbie played youth and reserve team football with both Wolves and Stoke City. He was capped by Wales at U19 level.
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Jacob Farleigh |
Nantwich based right winger Jacob joined Bangor during the summer of 2018 having previously played for Oswestry Town. A product of The New Saints academy Jacob had also been on the books of Shrewsbury Town as a aschoolboy.
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Benn Lundstram |
A
member of the club's U19 Development side Benn signed Cymru Alliance
forms for City in February 2019 after gaining first team experience
with Penmaenmawr in the Welsh Alliance.
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| 17 | DDylan Summers Jones |
An Anglesey based striker Dylan has been a consistent goalscorer for
the U19 Development side who made his Cymru Alliance debut for Bangor
against Gresford in February 2019. Bodelwyddan born Dylan played for Llangefni and LlanfairPG as a schoolboy.
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Sam Jones |
A
hugely promsing young striker Sam was promoted to the first team squad
during the 2017-18 season after scoring prolifically for the U19 side. Bangor born Sam joined the City academy set up from local junior side Menai Bridge Tigers.
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Chris Mullock |
Chris joined City from Aberyswyth during the summer of 2018. A Wrexham born goalkeeper who began his career on the Youth system at The Racecourse, Chris joined Cefn Druids during the summer of 2007 and went on to make 54 Welsh Premier appearances for the club before relegation brought all concerned to the Cymru Alliance. His Welsh Premier clubs include Cefn Druids and The New Saints, although he has also spent loan spells at Newtown and current club Abersytwyth.
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Gruff Evans |
A promising young goalkeeper who is a regular in the U19 Development
side, Gruff spent several years as part of the academy set up at
Everton.
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Anthony Stephens |
A left footed Liverpool born defender Anthony signed for Bangor in June 2018. He joined Bala upon his release by Wrexham during the summer of 2015 having made half a dozen first team appearance for The Racecourse club. He gained loan experience with Colwyn Bay and Prestatyn Town.
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Sam Barnes |
The 26 year old Liverpool born
centrehalf represented his home town at schoolboy level before signing
for Stockport County as a teenager. County were in League Division One that season, Sam made two league appearances for County whose first choice goalkeeper was Wales' glovesman Owain Fon Williams. Sam has since played for Northwich, Marine, Hednesford, Marine, Glossop North End and Colwyn Bay.
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Jordan Piggott |
A right footed defender Jordan
began his career with West Bromich Albion where he played for the youth and reserve sides alongside Sam Dool. In July 2017 he joined Dundee where he featured for the U20s and made one first team appearance. He then spent a ten match loan spell with Scottish League One side East Fife before moving to Alverchurch during the summer of 2018.
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Andy Jones |
A
well travelled centreback Andy joined Bangor in June 2018. He moved into Welsh football with Newtown in January 2012 from Evesham. His previous clubs include Shrewsbury Town, Telford United, Hednesford, Town, Bromsgrove Rovers, Stourport Swifts and Redditch United. Andy enjoyed a return to Newtown after a spell at Airbus UK.
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Mike Williams |
Brother of City striker Marc, the centreback Mike joined City from Flint in early November 2018. The Colwyn Bay born left footer began his career with Wrexham where he made 66 Footlball League appearances and another fifty in the Conference. In August 2010 he moved to Kidderminster where he added another eighty Conference appearances. He has since played for Altrincham and Llandudno before joining Flint during the sumer of 2018.
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| Kian Owen |
A member of the academy Kian made his first team debut within a week of his sixteenth birthday. Left footed Kian normally plays at fullback.
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Yalany Baio |
Yalany rejoined Bangor in June 2018 two ears after first arriving at the club. A midfielder born in Bissau Guinea and who began his career with Sporting Lisbon before joining Liverpool in 2011. He has first team experience with Sparta Rotterdam and with Gibraltar United FC.
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Tom Field |
The 32 year old midfield general is best known locally for his four
year stint with Airbus UK which ended in 2016 after he switched to
Connahs Quay. At this time Tom signed for Bangor but after playing in pre season matches, he left along with former Airbus team mates Lee Owens and Ryan Wade. A former Everton youngster Tom played for Leigh RMI, Vauxhall Motors, Chester and Northwich Vics prior to his time with The Planemakers. After he left Broughton he featured for Stockport and Chorley before joining Connahs Quay. More recently he has played for Liverpool based Marine FC.
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Jake Phillips |
Utility man Jake signed on loan from Connahs Quay in June 2018.. Jake spent time on the academy set p at his home town team Wrexham before joining The Nomads in 2017. He gained Welsh Premier experience at Cefn Druids, a club previouly managed by his father Waynne Phillips
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Steven Hewitt |
Midfielder Steven was
born in Wythenshawe (Manchester) and played for Blackburn Robers and
then Stockport County as a school boy before signing a two year academy
deal with Burnley in 2010. After loan spells with Alfreton and then Southport Steven signed for Chester in 2015 and later the same season made the short journey to Southport. He signed a one year deal with Accrington in League Two last summer and made 14 first team appearances before his release last month.
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Gethin Thomas |
A product of the club's academy set up Gethin has featured in several first team match day squads since Christmas 2017.
The
Llanrug based youngster made his Bangor City first team debut in the
Welsh Cup quarter final at Nantporth against Penydarren in March 2018.
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Sam Ashworth |
A locally based midfielder Sam rejoined City during the 2017-18 campaign. Sam first joined the blues academy in 2016 after he was released by Wrexham, and went on to play for Caernarfon Town before joining The New Saints academy. He is the grandson of former blues favourite Barry Ashworth.
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Sam Dool |
Former West Brom academy youngster Sam joined City during the summer of 2018. The skilful midfielder spent ten years with The Baggies and was a regular member of the U23 side.
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Alex Darlington |
A Wrexham born attacker Alex came through the ranks at his home town club but left after serious injury. He then embarked upon a lengthy spell with TNS where he scored 94 WP goals from 144 starts (plus 90 sub) whilst winning numerous League and Cup medals. Alex has been capped by Wales Semi Pro U23s on several occasions.
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| 9 | Les Davies |
Les rejoined Bangor from Bala Town during the summer of 2018. A huge powerful striker Les joined Bala from Connahs Quay in July 2017. He first game to prominence with Glantraeth in the Cymru Alliance and joined Bangor but soon moved on to Porthmadog. After success with The Traeth side he moved back to Bangor and enjoyed several successful seasons under manager Nev Powell. After leaving Bangor in 2015 he spent two years with Connahs Quay.
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Robbie Parry |
Bangor born but Llandudno based winger Robbie joined Bangor in June 2018. Initially with Wrexam FC, Robbie played youth and reserve team football with both Wolves and Stoke City. He was capped by Wales at U19 level.
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Jacob Farleigh |
Nantwich based right winger Jacob joined Bangor during the summer of 2018 having previously played for Oswestry Town. A product of The New Saints academy Jacob had also been on the books of Shrewsbury Town.
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| 17 | Alex Boss | Namibian born but Anglesey based Alex is a product of the Bangor U19s side who also spent time on the Wrexham FC academy. A pacey right winger Alex can unsettle defences with his surging runs.
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Sam Jones |
A
hugely promsing young striker Sam was promoted to the first team squad
during the 2017-18 season after scoring prolifically for the U19 side. Bangor born Sam joined the City academy set up from local junior side Menai Bridge Tigers.
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Marc Williams |
A Colwyn Bay born striker Marc began his career with his brother Mike
(see above) at Wrexham. In a six year spell at The Racecourse he scored
17 goals in 80 League starts before moving to Kidderminster Harriers,
initially on loan, in 2010. In a two year spell he scored four goals in 38 games. He then scored ten goals in fifty games for Chester before signing for his home town team in 2013. After two years with Colwyn Bay he joined Llandudno, again along with brother Mike, in 2015.
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Connor Roberts |
The St Martins (nr Oswestry) based glovesman started his career
with Chirk AAAs before joining Tranmere Rovers and catching the eye of
Merseyside giants Everton. Connor played for Everton at U18 and U21 level featuring alongside the likes of Caernarfon Town's Nathan Craig, Luke Garbutt, Ross Barkley and Jose Baxter and was capped by Wales at U19 and U21 level. He spent loan spells in the NPL with Burscough (under the management of Derek Goulding) and in the Conference North with Colwyn Bay before joining Cheltenham in 2012 where he made his Football League debut against Dagenham and Redbridge in May 2014. He then joined Chester during the summer of 2014. In June 2014 he was called up to the senior squad by manager Chris Coleman for the friendly against Holland.
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Matthew Hall |
A promising young goalkeeper who was on the West Bromich Albion academy Matthew joined Bangor in January 2017. Wordsley bborn Matt was a regular member of the Baggies U18 set up and had trained with the first team squad.
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Tom Kennedy |
Experienced
defender Tom Kennedy has joined City from Fylde. The Bury born
left footer is the nephew of former Liverpool leftpeg Alan Kennedy and
son of Bury defender Keith Kennedy. Tom spent the first eight years of his career, from 2002-2010 with Bury and the Rochdale whom he joined in 2007. In total he made 280 League appearances which were roughly evenly divided between the Lancashire clubs. In 2010 he joinedLeicester and made half a dozen Premiership appearances but also spent time on loan at Rochdale and Peterborough before moving to Barnsley in 2012. Two years and 68 appearances later he returned to Rochdale, spent brief loan spells with Bury and Blackpool totting up a career total of more than 400 Football League appearances. Tom joined Fylde in 2016 where he made 38 appearances in the National League North.
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Anthony Miley |
Centreback Anthony Miley
signed for City during the summer of 2013. During the 2012-13 season Anthony played for coast rivals Colwyn Bay and Conwy United having previously played for Liverpool based Bootle. During the 2011-12 season Anthony caught the eye in the Samsung competition to “Win a contract with Swindon Town” as he finished in the top ten out of 2500 entrees. He also represented winners Liverpool in the Dallas (International Youth) Cup.
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Cai Owen |
A
very promising young defender who has progressed through the club's
youth system Cai signed professional forms ahead of the 2017-18
campaign. Cai has represented Welsh Colleges U18 squad in the Roma Caput Mundi tournament.
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Danny Holmes |
An experienced defender Danny joined City in July 2017 after leaving York City. The Birkenhead born defender began his career with Tranmere Rovers but it was a two year spell with TNS in the Welsh Premier which City fans maywell remember. He left Park Hall in 2011 to rejoined Tranmere and made 133 League appearances in a four year stay. Since 2015 Danny has played for Newport County in League Two along with Fylde in the National League North and most recently York City in the National League. His last game for The Minstermen was in the FA Trophy win over Macclesfield at Wembley. The 28 year old is the younger brother of Tommy Holmes who played for TNS, Airbus & Prestatyn. Their older brother Jamie also played in the WP for Connahs Quay.
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Joel Bembo Leta |
A powerful defender Joel was
born in the Democratic Republic of Congo but has played for a host of
clubs in the North West including Altrincham, FC United, Mossley,
Colwyn Bay, Marine, Buxton and Droylsden. Manchester based Joel made more than 150 first team appearances for Stalybridge Celtic after graduating through their youth system
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Laurence Wilson | The experienced former Everton trainee joined City from Morecambe in August 2016. After leaving Goodison the left footed defender made more than 300 Football League appearances for a handful of clubs including Mansfield, Chester, Morecambe, Rotherham and Accrington Stanley. As a youngster he represented England at Under 17, 18 & 19 level.
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Paul Connolly |
Paul joined Bangor on loan from Airbus UK in November 2016. The experienced 33 year old Liverpudlian joined the Broughton side from Stockport County during the summer of 2016. Connolly came through the youth system at Plymouth Argyle and made more than 160 appearances in between 2000-2008. He then enjoyed a two year spell with Derby County and a brief loan spell at Sheffield United, totalling 68 appearances. From 2010-13 he was with Leeds United for whom he played 58 times whilst also making four appearances on loan for Portsmouth and fifteen for Preston North End. He then played briefly for Millwall, Crawley and Luton before joining Stockport in 2015. His career total of Football League appearances stands at over 300.
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Gethin Thomas |
A product of the club's academy set up Gethin has featured in several first team match day squads since Christmas 2017. The Llanrug based youngster made his Bangor City first team debut in the Welsh Cup quarter final at Nantporth against Penydarren in March 2018.
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Luke Wall |
Twenty year old Liverpool born Wall came through the academy at Blackburn Rovers and joined Accrington Stanley in 2016. He spent the 2016-17 season out on loan at Skelmersdale, Clitheroe and Marine in the Northern Premier League.
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Gary Taylor Fletcher |
A
hugely experienced Widnes born striker Gary began his career with
Northwich Victoria in 1999 and has since played and scored at the five
highest levels of English football. These include Hull, Leyton Orient, Dagenham & Redbrige, Lincoln, Huddersfield, Blackpool, Leicster and Tranmere Rovers. During a six year spell with Blackpool from 2007-13 he scored the club's first goal in the Premier League in a 4-0 opening day win over Wigan in August 2010. Gary joined Bangor from Accrington Stanley in January 2017 and was player manager for the final months of the season following the departure of Ian Dawes.
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Alex Darlington |
A Wrexham born attacker Alex came through the ranks at his home town club but left after serious injury. He then embarked upon a lengthy spell with TNS where he scored 94 WP goals from 144 starts (plus 90 sub) whilst winning numerous League and Cup medals. Alex has been capped by Wales Semi Pro U23s on several occasions.
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Danny Gossett |
Bangor born midfielder Danny joined Bangor during the summer of 2016.
A trainee at Oldham Athletic he made a couple of first team appearances for The Latics before moving to Stockport County on loan. Upon his release from Oldham the young midfielder moved to Rhyl and then The New Saints. He has established himself in the first team at Nantporth at the heart of the blues midfield.
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Brayden Shaw |
A tall powerful attacking midfielder Brayden initially joined City on loan from Accrington Stanley during the summer of 2016. In January 2017 he returned to Stanley but after a handful of first team appearances opted to return to Nantporth on a permanent basis in July 2017 for what was described as a club record fee for Bangor.
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Steven Hewitt |
Midfielder Steven was
born in Wythenshawe (Manchester) and played for Blackburn Robers and
then Stockport County as a school boy before signing a two year academy
deal with Burnley in 2010. After loan spells with Alfreton and then Southport Steven signed for Chester in 2015 and later the same season made the short journey to Southport. He signed a one year deal with Accrington in League Two last summer and made 14 first team appearances before his release last month.
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Guto Williams |
A talented youngster Guto is a member of the Under 19s Development side who has broken into the first team squad. Abergele based Guto can play at centreback or in midfield.
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Yves Zama |
Yves joined Bangor from Ramsbottom United in January 2018. The Ivory Coast born attacker has previouly played for Hesketh Bank, Nelson, Bacup Borough and Burscough. He also spent a brief spell with Southport.
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Dean Rittenberg |
An
England U18 International Dean came through the youth system at
Blackburn Rovers where he was a member of the reserve squad before
gaining first team experience during a loan spell with Conference North
side Chorley. In January 2017 he joined Bangor on a permanent basis.
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George Harry |
Wirral based marksman made half a dozen National League appearances for Wrexham last season. He made his debut as a substitute against Southport on Boxing Day 2016. In total he made five appearances, two starts and three off the bench, scoring once from the penalty spot against Torquay.
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Sam Jones |
A
hugely promsing young striker Sam was promoted to the first team squad
during the 2017-18 season after scoring prolifically for the U19 side. Bangor born Sam joined the City academy set up from local junior side Menai Bridge Tigers.
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