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Bath City FC, nicknamed The Romans, is a semi-professional English football club. It was founded in 1889 as Bath AFC, the club changed its name to Bath Railway in 1902 before settling on the name. Bath City Football Club, Bath.
11,796 likes 1,675 talking about this 3,742 were here. Bath City Football Club Official Facebook. The 2025 Bath City Supporters Society Annual General Meeting will take place at 7.45 pm on Wednesday 25 June 2025, both in-person at Twerton Park and via Zoom (details to be provided in advance).
AGMs are an opportunity to: Come together as a community to reflect on the past year and look to the future Hear updates from and ask questions of the Society Committee & Club Board Propose, debate. Latest Bath City results, live scores, news, rumours and gossip from Sports Mole. These awards are open to all Bath City FC supporters, regardless of whether they are members of the Supporters Club or Society.
The aim is to recognise the dedication and the unique ways fans demonstrate their commitment to the club. Each season, hundreds of Romans devote their time and make significant sacrifices to support the team. Latest news on Bath City Football Club with results & live scores read all the breaking Bath City football news and Albanian Division One stories as they happen.
By Mark Stillman BATH CITY 0 HORNCHURCH 2 TWO excellent Darren Mc-Queen's excellent finishes earned Hornchurch a first win of [] Breaking News, Rumours and Transfer about Bath City FC updated every few minutes. The new chair of Bath City FC has written an open letter to fans as the new season gets underway. David McDonagh says he's taken up the role 'with immense pride and excitement', with the Bath-born boss saying he never would have dreamt to have the chance to represent his hometown club, like he's doing now.
