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CITY RESERVES 4 - 3 CAERNARFON TOWN RESERVES: Tony Coates reports - Llion Jones and Ian John Jones both hit hat-tricks for Bangor City Reserves and Caernarfon Town Reserves respectively with Ben Ogilvey’s goal five minutes from time giving the Farrar Road club a 4-3 verdict. (11 May 2008)

SION AND STOTTI IN CITY TEAM OF THE SEASON: Out season's top scorer Ashley Stott and flying winger Sion Edwards are City representatives in this year's Welsh Premier League Team of the Season as chose by League Managers. Our young defender Michael Johnston - already recipient of a host of awards this season, is amongst the virtual substitutes, losing out this time to defenders Wyn Thomas and George Horan, who get the managers' nod. (11 May 2008)
 

NEV'S PRIDE IN CITY HEROES: City manager Neville Powell called Sunday's Welsh Cup success the highest point in his footballing career.
"I have a set of lads that simply don't know when they are beaten," reflected the Bangor boss the morning after, when talking to Tony Coates of the North Wales Chronicle. "I am so proud of them and the City fans, I just can't praise them enough." Powell also hit back at critics who said that they had a back door entry to Europe with meeting Llanelli in the final. "I know where most of those comments came from and it gives me a great deal of satisfaction to make those people eat their words, we knew that we could go through by beating Llanelli," he added.
 
"It was ten years to the day since I was managing Connah's Quay Nomads and we lost to Bangor on penalties in the 1998 final. "Last Sunday took me back to when I was playing for Bangor City twenty years ago, I was proud to be a part of the club then, and it's obvious by their performance on Sunday that the players also have that same feeling for the club." The players will now go on holiday and report back in three weeks time to prepare for Europe. "I now start preparations and will sit down with the board this week to agree a budget and possibly bring in players to strengthen the squad," said Powell. (6 May 2008).
 

WELSH CUP FINAL: LLANELLI 2 - 4 CITY (AFTER EXTRA TIME): This really was the match that had everything - six goals, a penalty, three red cards, the lead changing hands three times, striaghtforward chances spurned and the unlikely ones taken.
 
The match started in dramatic fashion with City defender Peter Hoy seeing the red card, following his clumsy challenge on Craig Jones after just four minutes. Nevertheless, we had chances to go ahead before Ashey Stott deftly deflected Lee Webber's long-range effort past wrong-footed Reds' keeper Roberts and had more clear-cut opportunitites in the first half, evn though League Champions and League Cup-holders Llanelli showed more sign of getting back into the game as the first period wore on.
 
That threat became actual in the second period as Golden Boot Rhys Griffiths firstly forced City's Dave Swannick to put into his own net on 49 minutes and then scored a goal of his own latching on to Andy Legg's pass less than ten monites later.
 
Even though we still had (and missed) good chances through the second half, it looked like Llanelli's game all the way until, well into stoppage-time Chris Seargeant latched onto a poorly-directed punch from the Llenelli keeper, returning the ball with interest - and from distance - uinto the unguarded net.
 
This spectacular lifeline caused a handful of over-exuberant City fans to enter the field of play, holding up the game for several minutes, and FAW investigations are pending.
 
Extra time was all City, and it became obvious that our comeback had truly taken the wind out of Llanelli's sails. Marc Limbert, from the penalty spot, put us ahead, and with the oppoistion visibly flagging, livewire sub Karl Noon took advnatage of a fortunate rebound to score our fourth.
 
A great day - a great comeback - and a great first season for Nev Powell and his young Blue Army! (5 April 2008)


CITY 200 CLUB: The latest draws have just taken place and the lucky winners are Mrs Pritchard of Bangor and Mr Davies of Anglesey, who both win nearly £200.00. Well done to both winners - we are grateful for their continued support. The 200 Club brings important income into City, and in just over the last year has raised nearly £15,000. New members are always welcome - for £10.00 a month you can help Bangor City and be in with a chance of winning a great cash prize - the more members the bigger the prize! Interested? Contact Brian Lucas on 01492 515002 or E Mail brian.lucas@btinternet.com

TWO CUPS FOR JOHNNO - Our young defender Michael Johnston picked up two trophies which were presented to him before yesterday's match against Neath. Johnno scooped the Phil Stanley Memorial Trophy Award for Welsh Premier League Player of the Season, and the Brian Pritchard Award for City Supporters' Player of the year. The Phil Stanley Award is named after the long-standing sports correspondent of the Daily Post and was voted on by Daily Post readers. The Brian Pritchard award remembers the faithful City fan and mentor to generations of players and managers who died last August and was presented to Johnno by members of Brian's family.

Michael joined City on loan from Tranmere in September 2007. From Liverpool, he has been a regular in the Tranmere reserves over the past two seasons at Prenton Park. He has played for the Wales Under 17 and Under 19 teams and was in the same International squads as Wales duo Joe Ledley and Wayne Hennessey. Michael's strengths are his distribution and aerial ability. He has been with Tranmere Rovers since the age of 11 and signed his second professional contract in July 2007. DoB: 16/12/87 (20 April 2008) (20 April 2008)


JUNIOR SOCCER SEVENS: The Third Bangor CIty FC Supporters' Association Under 9 and Under 11 Youth Football Tournament will be held at the University Playing Fields, Treborth on 31 May and 1 June. Once again, teams from across North Wales are being inviteted to take part, and judging on previous competitions, it's likely to be a well-supported and exiting couple of days as the Deiniol Centre Trophy and the Bangor Against Business Crime Trophy will be up for grabs. Entry is £15.00 per team - so get your application in now! Contact Geraint Jones on 07950 797 197 for details.(23 March 2008)
 

DON'T DUCK OUT! - Our Supporters' Association Annual Duck Race will be held on 25 May with a prize of £50.00 for the winning duck. Tickets will be on sale soon, or if you want to lend a hand, contact organiser Les Pegler on 07745970217. (23 March 2008)
 

 
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