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Irish Premiership: Ben Arthurs suspended by Bangor following disciplinary matter

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Irish Premiership: Ben Arthurs suspended by Bangor following disciplinary matter
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Ben Arthurs has been suspended by Irish Premiership club Bangor following a disciplinary matter, the club revealed on Monday night.

A statement released by the club said that they were “unable to provide further details at this time as an established process is underway”.

“The Club will conduct a full internal review once that process concludes and will issue a further statement at that point,” the statement continued.

The 27-year-old has been part of the Bangor squad as they earned promotions through the divisions in recent seasons, initially playing for the club in the Ballymena & Provincial League, and culminating in their return to the top tier of Irish League football for the 2025-26 season.

The forward sits second in the all-time scoring charts for the club and is completing his eighth year with the north Down outfit.

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