Carmarthen fans get Euro tickets chance

Carmarthen Town AFC are delighted to be able to offer club supporters the opportunity to purchase tickets for the forthcoming Wales versus England Euro 2012 qualifying match which will be played in the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on Saturday 26th March.
We have been advised by the FAW that while tickets have been made available to members of the Wales Supporters Club there are NO tickets on sale to the general public.
As such if you are not members of the Supporters Club this is an excellent way to obtaining tickets for what will be undoubtedly a full house.
Ticket prices are as follows:
Category 1 (length of the pitch)
Adult £25
Senior Citizen £15
Junior (16 and Under) £15
Category 2 (behind south stand goal and corners)
Adult £15
Senior Citizen £5
Junior (16 and Under) £5
If you would like to purchase tickets through the Club please provide details of tickets required, together with payment (cheque payable to “Carmarthen Town AFC”) by post to:
Tickets
Carmarthen Town
Richmond Park
Carmarthen
SA31 1HZ
Or they can be handed to any of the following:
Paul Ashley-Jones
Gareth Jones
Robert Lloyd
Anthony Parnell
Roger Hunt
by no later than Monday 24th January.
The name and address of each person who will have the ticket also has to be provided. This is a requirement from the FAW so they can ensure no tickets fall into the hands of England fans. Therefore if you are buying four tickets, you need to provide the names and addresses of all four ticket holders.
The club will also be running a coach to the match, which will depart from Richmond Park at 11am and return from Cardiff at 5.30 pm. Seats are £10 (adult) and £5 (children) and payment can also be made for your coach travel when booking tickets. Coach travel is not a condition of ticket purchase.

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