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Tag Archives: SD Bongard

The Bongard Family of Saracens

Our starting point and effective ‘bible’ for this project, the ORG Williams ‘Outline History of Saracens F.C. (R.F.U.)’, cannot be leafed through, even in the most casual way, without stumbling across the mention of a Bongard. The first mention of a player by the name is in the 1884/1885 season – Mr. J.L. Bongard –…

February 21, 2016 in Bongard, Saracens History, Saracens pre-1914.

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