New Vice-Presidents package for Carmarthen AFC


Carmarthen Town AFC has announced its ticket package for Vice-Presidents for next season, 2011–2012.
Club President Jeff Thomas said: "We are proud to be able to offer supporters who take the Vice-Presidents package the following -
• Free admission to all Welsh Premier League Home Games for the 2011/2012 season.
• A special Vice-Presidents pass/card for Richmond Park.
• Free refreshments at half-time in the Vice-Presidents Lounge.
• Special Vice-Presidents evenings.
• The services of a Vice-Presidents Liaison Officer regarding club activities and general information.
• Preferential consideration for European competition travel arrangements."
In addition, said Mr Thomas, the club has a package for Gold Vice-Presidents.
He added:
"This will entitle you for the period of 10 years to:
• All the privileges listed above.
• Free travel on team bus to away games.
• Free admission to away Welsh Premier League matched when travelling on the bus.
• Free admission to all Richmond Park matches
• Free entertainment at one home game in Richmond Park’s hospitality suite."
For any further information, you can contact Jeff Thomas on 01267 236227.
Clive Thomas, Vice Presidents Liaison Officer, has written to all club members with details of the new packages.
He said: "As you are aware our manager Tomi Morgan has signed a new contract for the forthcoming season and is already working hard to bring in new players to strengthen the squad. At the recent presentation evening, he stated that his goal was to finish in the top six of the Welsh Premier League next season.
"With your continued support, which would be greatly appreciated, I am sure this goal is within reach."
Ticket details are as follows -
Gold Vice-President: £1000
Vice-President: £110
Season Tickets – admission to all home League of Wales matches -
Adult £80 (£70 if received prior to 31/07/11)
Senior Citizen/Student £60 (£50 if received prior to 31/07/11)
Age 12-17 £40 (£35 if received prior to 31/07/11)
Age 11 and under £20 (£15 if received prior to 31/07/11)
Family Tickets -
1st Adult £80 (£70 if received prior to 31/07/11)
Partner £40 (£35 if received before 31/07/11)
Children (12 – 17) - £17.50
Children under 11 - £7.50
Please make cheques payable to Carmarthen Town AFC Ltd. and send with completed form to:
Clive Thomas, 59 Nantyrarian, Carmarthen, SA31 3 JQ Email: clivetalog@aol.com - Tel 01267 232665.

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