Sluffy Posted January 19, 2009 Posted January 19, 2009 I've lifted this from the tw site - thought some might find it of interest - you can't really quibble about the admission fee!!! (posted by Chorley Magpie) With the Wanderers not playing this weekend, are you looking for a local game to watch on Saturday, 24th Jan? Then how about the BIG non-league clash between Chorley FC and Radcliffe Borough at Chorley's Victory Park, 3.00pm kick-off? We are keen to boost our attendances and bring in some much-needed finances and we invite all Wanderers supporters to experience local non-league football at its best! Admission prices are Adults ?7.00, concessions ?3.50 and under 16s FREE!! BUT............ we will admit Wanderers season ticket holders for HALF the usual admission price .......?3.50 for adults, ?1.75 concessions, on production of a current Wanderers season ticket!! Both Chorley and Radcliffe teams include a number of lads from Bolton, so why not come along and give them some support? The social club will be open all afternoon, so come and enjoy a few beers in our friendly club and keep up to date with the latest scores on TV!! This offer of half price admission to Wanderers season ticket holders continues for the rest of this season, so if you can't make this Saturday, be great to see you at another match!! Cheers!!
brixton Posted January 19, 2009 Posted January 19, 2009 I've lifted this from the tw site - thought some might find it of interest - you can't really quibble about the admission fee!!! (posted by Chorley Magpie) With the Wanderers not playing this weekend, are you looking for a local game to watch on Saturday, 24th Jan? Then how about the BIG non-league clash between Chorley FC and Radcliffe Borough at Chorley's Victory Park, 3.00pm kick-off? We are keen to boost our attendances and bring in some much-needed finances and we invite all Wanderers supporters to experience local non-league football at its best! Admission prices are Adults ?7.00, concessions ?3.50 and under 16s FREE!! BUT............ we will admit Wanderers season ticket holders for HALF the usual admission price .......?3.50 for adults, ?1.75 concessions, on production of a current Wanderers season ticket!! Both Chorley and Radcliffe teams include a number of lads from Bolton, so why not come along and give them some support? The social club will be open all afternoon, so come and enjoy a few beers in our friendly club and keep up to date with the latest scores on TV!! This offer of half price admission to Wanderers season ticket holders continues for the rest of this season, so if you can't make this Saturday, be great to see you at another match!! Cheers!! Sadly a few off here will be off to watch the scum play Spurs in the FA cup.
Alf Hartigan Posted January 19, 2009 Posted January 19, 2009 7 quid sounds quite dear to me to watch that standard but i might have a gander for the 3.50 offer who shall i support though
brixton Posted January 19, 2009 Posted January 19, 2009 who shall i support though Almost came to blows with a centre half when the allstars played the Ratcliffe boro supporters and a few years earlier we chased a load of Chorley fans up manny road after the 2nd Wolves replay at Burnden. So its a tough one!
Alf Hartigan Posted January 20, 2009 Posted January 20, 2009 Almost came to blows with a centre half when the allstars played the Ratcliffe boro supporters and a few years earlier we chased a load of Chorley fans up manny road after the 2nd Wolves replay at Burnden. So its a tough one! i went to the wolves chorley game,watching a friend of my sister playing for chorley,great 3 0 win for em and i can't stand bernard manning. so i will go and support chorley.
HomerJay Posted January 20, 2009 Posted January 20, 2009 I've lifted this from the tw site - thought some might find it of interest - you can't really quibble about the admission fee!!! (posted by Chorley Magpie) With the Wanderers not playing this weekend, are you looking for a local game to watch on Saturday, 24th Jan? Then how about the BIG non-league clash between Chorley FC and Radcliffe Borough at Chorley's Victory Park, 3.00pm kick-off? We are keen to boost our attendances and bring in some much-needed finances and we invite all Wanderers supporters to experience local non-league football at its best! Admission prices are Adults ?7.00, concessions ?3.50 and under 16s FREE!! BUT............ we will admit Wanderers season ticket holders for HALF the usual admission price .......?3.50 for adults, ?1.75 concessions, on production of a current Wanderers season ticket!! Both Chorley and Radcliffe teams include a number of lads from Bolton, so why not come along and give them some support? The social club will be open all afternoon, so come and enjoy a few beers in our friendly club and keep up to date with the latest scores on TV!! This offer of half price admission to Wanderers season ticket holders continues for the rest of this season, so if you can't make this Saturday, be great to see you at another match!! Cheers!! ooh, my home town versus my current. could be worth a watch if i can get out of any jobs she has lined up for me.
Traf Posted January 20, 2009 Posted January 20, 2009 Bacup Boro v Wigan Robin Park. Vodkat League Cup Replay. 3pm Saturday: ?5 entry. (Season tickets at Bacup are ?90 for a family of 4! http://www.bacupboroughfc.co.uk/tickseas.htm )
Sweep Posted January 20, 2009 Posted January 20, 2009 My local game this weekend: Langford FC v Cockfosters Challenge Trophy 3pm Saturday: ?4 entry
revdishydave Posted January 20, 2009 Posted January 20, 2009 does anyone know whether andy heald still plays for boro? almost made at erm, morcombe, palyed with me (insert gay pun) for manchester county a few years back
M G WHITES Posted January 20, 2009 Posted January 20, 2009 Thought you were gonna say let all go in town and have a all day bender(that what MG will be doing )
Eddie Posted January 20, 2009 Posted January 20, 2009 I'll be at a big non league derby myself. Rossendale United taking on Clitheroe
leigh white Posted January 21, 2009 Posted January 21, 2009 Going on the supporters coach to Matlock watching Leigh, quite a few Wanderers in attendance at Clitheroe last Saturday and last night at Prescot.
no balls Posted January 21, 2009 Posted January 21, 2009 I'm going to try and build some flat pack furniture without smashing it up in a temper or using lots of sweary mary words!
Casino Posted January 21, 2009 Posted January 21, 2009 i went to the wolves chorley game,watching a friend of my sister playing for chorley,great 3 0 win for em and i can't stand bernard manning. so i will go and support chorley. hardcore were at shay stadium
SatanGreavsie Posted January 21, 2009 Posted January 21, 2009 Going on the supporters coach to Matlock watching Leigh, quite a few Wanderers in attendance at Clitheroe last Saturday and last night at Prescot. Hmmm...I'm not a million miles from Matlock, and it has a curry house which is the only one I've ever been in that does "kidney vindaloo". Mind you, the last time I was there the robbing ćunts short changed me by ?5 Might nip up for that one; have to drive though so can't get tanked up - which kind of defeats the object
leigh white Posted January 22, 2009 Posted January 22, 2009 Hmmm...I'm not a million miles from Matlock, and it has a curry house which is the only one I've ever been in that does "kidney vindaloo". Mind you, the last time I was there the robbing ćunts short changed me by ?5 Might nip up for that one; have to drive though so can't get tanked up - which kind of defeats the object Leaving Leigh at 11-00, so we should get into Matlock for 12-30, been warned off the coach operater that its a no alcohol job. So i will be in Spoons at 9-00.
revdishydave Posted January 22, 2009 Posted January 22, 2009 (edited) i'm an old man. i hate everything but matlock Edited January 22, 2009 by Traf
leigh white Posted January 23, 2009 Posted January 23, 2009 Just done some browsing on a non league forum, and Buxton fans reckon Matlocks clubhouse smells like a very musty old church hall, like "Dads Army" used to attend. Be a bit more mustier Saturday when us stinking Leythers get in.
peebles Posted January 23, 2009 Posted January 23, 2009 I'm going to Victory Park tomorrow. Never been before, quite looking forward. Can see myself ditching League football in the future.
Guest Biff Posted January 25, 2009 Posted January 25, 2009 I'm going to Victory Park tomorrow. Never been before, quite looking forward. Can see myself ditching League football in the future. I don't think you will after yesterday's game. Not much skill on show.
Rembrandt Posted January 25, 2009 Posted January 25, 2009 I'm going to Victory Park tomorrow. Never been before, quite looking forward. Can see myself ditching League football in the future. No, I wouldn't go that far. But I enjoyed the Hyde United game against Tamworth yesterday. And I love tha chips & peas & gravy & pies you can get at many non-league grounds up here - without much queuing.
peebles Posted January 26, 2009 Posted January 26, 2009 I don't think you will after yesterday's game. Not much skill on show. It's a cracking ground though. Full of character and pretty big for that League? Pay cash on the door, stand up and walking distance from the town centre. Those were the days. Will be returning to Victory Park for sure.
Guest Biff Posted January 26, 2009 Posted January 26, 2009 (edited) It's a cracking ground though. Full of character and pretty big for that League? Pay cash on the door, stand up and walking distance from the town centre. Those were the days. Will be returning to Victory Park for sure. It's not that long ago when Victory Park was one of the best non league grounds in the country. Sadly with the deteriation of the pitch and the fact that conference teams have had to upgrade their grounds and former league teams falling out of the league, that claim is no longer valid. If only the owner would stick his hand in his pocket and give the team some dosh, they could be climbing to the top of the non league lasdder again. They were top of the Conference in the 80s. Edited January 27, 2009 by Biff
leigh white Posted January 26, 2009 Posted January 26, 2009 It's not that long ago when Victory Park was one of the best non league grounds in the country. Sadly with the deteriation of the pitch and the fact that conference teams have had to upgrade their grounds and former league teams falling out of the league, that claim is no longer valid. If only the owner would stick his hand in his pocket and give the team some dosh, they could be climbing to the top of the non league lasdder again. They were top of the Conference in the 90s. Went to Chorleys first ever game v Barnet in the 85/86 season in the conferance, had a natter with Paul Mariner at H/T in the clubhouse. What a signing he would have made for the whites.
bolty58 Posted January 27, 2009 Posted January 27, 2009 Went to Chorleys first ever game v Barnet in the 85/86 season in the conferance, had a natter with Paul Mariner at H/T in the clubhouse. What a signing he would have made for the whites. I am sure his missus would have been all for it at the time. Bolton County Grammar School lass.
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