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	Bangor F.C. - Club Directory

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The Club

Address: Clandeboye Park, Clandeboye Road, Bangor, Co. Down, BT20 3JT
Telephone: 028 9145 7712
Website: www.bangorfc.com

Founded: 1918
Colours: Gold Jerseys, Royal Shorts, Gold Socks

Office Bearers/Coaching Staff

Paul Millar
Picture: David Hunter

President: Mr. H. Anderson
Senior Vice-President: Gifford McConkey
Vice-Presidents: Mr. P. Ramsey, Mr. V. Haslett CBE, Mr. E. Barry
Chairman: Trevor Best
Vice-Chairman: Sammy Mellon
Chief Executive: Bill Peden
Finance Director: Michael McDonald
Club Secretary: Mrs. Deirdre Collins

Manager: Paul Millar
Assistant Manager: Andy Mathieson
Goalkeeping Coach: Paul Kee
Chartered Physiotherapist: Billy Massey
Kit Man: Neil Ferguson

Clandeboye Park

Clandeboye Park
Picture: John Robinson

Take the A2 to Bangor and just before the town centre turn right at the traffic lights directly after the railway bridge. Continue past the church and turn right into Clandeboye Road. The ground is situated on the right after a quarter of a mile.

Pitch Size: 105x65 yards
Capacity: 3,000 (500 seats)

Honours

Irish Cup: 1992/93 (1)
Irish League Cup: 1992/93 (1)
Ulster Cup: 1991/92 (1)
City Cup: 1970/71, 1975/76 (2)
Co. Antrim Shield: 1969/70, 1974/75, 1988/89 (3)
Mid-Ulster Cup: 1995/96 (1)
Intermediate League Cup: 2004/05 (1)
Steel & Sons Cup: 1923/24 (1)