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Soccer coach bailed over assault

Ady Williams
Ady Williams was bailed to reappear before Chippenham magistrates

Swindon Town reserve team coach Ady Williams has been remanded on conditional bail over an alleged assault.

The 37-year-old was arrested and charged with common assault after an incident in the Old Town area of the Wiltshire town in November 2008.

Mr Williams, a former Welsh international, joined the club in the summer of 2006.

Magistrates in Chippenham ordered him to reappear on 14 January.



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