Special offers to watch the Reds at Stebonheath

All Reds supporters can bring a friend to the home game with The New Saints on Saturday 18th February (KO 3pm) for just a pound.
The friend must be a new visitor to Stebonheath Park and must be accompanied by a regular supporter.
This club imitative is an attempt to have an increased attendance for this game which is being shown live on S4C.
Meanwhile, Reds supporters can buy a Super Six Ticket for just £25 (Adults) and £15 (OAP’s) from Wednesday 1st February.
This will mean a saving of £10 on admission prices for the five home fixtures in The Championship Conference.
The Super Six Ticket can be bought up to 2pm on Saturday 11th February at the home game with Bangor City and will also include admission to the league games with The New Saints (18 Feb), Neath (9 March), Bala Town (17 March) and Prestatyn Town (14 April).
The ticket will not qualify for admission to the home leg of the League Cup Quarter Final against Neath on Wednesday 15th February.
An advance ticket for this game can be bought for just £4 (Adults) and £2 (OAP’s) from the Club Office up to 5pm on Tuesday 14th February.
For further information, please call the Club Office on 01554 758018 or e mail to info@llanelliafc.org


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