We are looking to run a supporters coach to wither Colwyn Bay or Bamber Bridge for the FA Cup first Qual match on Saturday 13th September.
Our opponents wont be decided until Saturday 30th when they meet but given the distances it wont really matter!
We will leave the Memorial Hall at 1pm and seats will cost £10 each.
Contact myself directly if you wish to book.
9am in spoons, farmhouse?
Coach has been booked - any takers at all?
This is an absolutley crucial match in the season - its worth £3,000 if people didn’t realise. Thats income we don’t find growing on trees.
If you believe in any way that good, vocal support inspires the team then we want to see you on the coach (or at least travelling there)
Hope to be travelling to that game with family, sons and wives if I can twist their arms!!!
WHS.
Our opponents in the FA Cup on Saturday, 13th September will be Bamber Bridge.
Brig beat Colwyn Bay 4-3 earlier today with the welshmen coming back from 3-1 down at one stage.
Damn, would have had a better chance of getting the family to go to Colwyn Bay!!!
WHS.
would have been easier for me to if we had colwyn bay,being 8 miles from there ground.
2 places please Neil.
Come on boys lets fill the bus and provide a right good FA Cup atmosphere.
This is a MASSIVE game for us - we need the win money so badly so we have to get behind the lads in the style we showed at STAMFORD.
OPTIMA TUA AGE
Come on Boys and Girls!
Weve only got 33 booked on so far.
This is an enormously important game for the club, lets rock Bamber Bridge with noise and colour and most importantly Supporters!
1p.m. from the Memorial Hall - Lets be avin you!
£10 per adult (£18 per couple)concessionary fares for kids its cheaper and better for the environment than driving!
With the price of fuel, it’s well worth it!!
Make sure my name is down please.
Can I please book 1 adult & 1 child and could it be confirmed either by pm, reply, or text to 0775 244 7906, well looking forward to it.
confirmed grazzer - cheers
Thanks to all who supported the coach yesterday. We managed to make a very small profit (£30)and as importantly got people there who may not otherwise have gone.