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Posted: Thursday, February 25th 2021
Club Statement: Bristol City FC
Thursday, December 24th 2015
Bristol City Football Club are appalled to hear a minority of so-called City supporters have desecrated the Memorial Gates.
We join Bristol Rovers Football Club and the wider Bristol sporting community in condemning this action.
Anyone found guilty of carrying out this mindless act of vandalism will face a lifetime ban from Ashton Gate.
In the spirit of Christmas, we are working with Rovers to ensure that the graffiti is removed as soon as possible.
Doug Harman
Bristol City Executive Director
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