Special offer for Carmarthen Town fans
Carmarthen Town AFC will wrap up their season next Saturday (April 24) with a special offer for fans.
The Welsh Premier League season ends with a home match against Cefn Druids (kick-off 2.30pm).
As a special thank you to fans, they are inviting people to come along and pay whatever they feel like as an entrance fee.
Normal entrance fees are £6 for adults; £4 concessions and £1 for accompanied children under 11.
Club chairman Jeff Thomas said: “This is a gesture to the whole of Carmarthen and the surrounding areas.
“We want to pack the ground and we are giving something back to the community by letting people come and watch us for the price they decide.
“Whether they wish to pay £1 or £10 on the final Saturday, we just want them to come along and get behind the team.”
Manager Deryn Brace said: “With a place in the “Super 12” for next season still up for grabs, the game is vital and the players will get a huge lift with a large crowd getting behind them.”
The match will also be an opportunity to welcome back the supporters who will have completed a sponsored cycle ride from Cefn Mawr, Wrexham, to Carmarthen.
The cycle ride starts on April 22 and finishes at Richmond Park before the 2.30pm kick-off.
The cycle ride is to raise money for the club’s EMC sponsored Community Programme and two local charities, the Carmarthen and District Hearing Impaired Group and The Megan and Trevor Griffiths (Bronwydd) Trust.
The Welsh Premier League season ends with a home match against Cefn Druids (kick-off 2.30pm).
As a special thank you to fans, they are inviting people to come along and pay whatever they feel like as an entrance fee.
Normal entrance fees are £6 for adults; £4 concessions and £1 for accompanied children under 11.
Club chairman Jeff Thomas said: “This is a gesture to the whole of Carmarthen and the surrounding areas.
“We want to pack the ground and we are giving something back to the community by letting people come and watch us for the price they decide.
“Whether they wish to pay £1 or £10 on the final Saturday, we just want them to come along and get behind the team.”
Manager Deryn Brace said: “With a place in the “Super 12” for next season still up for grabs, the game is vital and the players will get a huge lift with a large crowd getting behind them.”
The match will also be an opportunity to welcome back the supporters who will have completed a sponsored cycle ride from Cefn Mawr, Wrexham, to Carmarthen.
The cycle ride starts on April 22 and finishes at Richmond Park before the 2.30pm kick-off.
The cycle ride is to raise money for the club’s EMC sponsored Community Programme and two local charities, the Carmarthen and District Hearing Impaired Group and The Megan and Trevor Griffiths (Bronwydd) Trust.
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