Leamington v FC United Saturday 31st March kick off 3.00pm

[Desmond Gallagher]

MATCH ARRANGEMENTS Leamington Town v FC United

On Saturday 31st March FC United travel to the Phillips 66 Community Stadium, Leamington Spa to play Leamington Town in the National League North, kick off 3.00 pm.

The match will NOT be segregated. Entry to the stadium for all supporters will be via the main turnstiles located at the clubhouse end of ground from 1.00pm onwards.

Entry will be upon cash payment only.

ADMISSION PRICES

Adults £12
Concessions £8
Students (with ID) £6
Under 18 £3,
Children Under 12 FREE.

The match programme costs £2.50

Access for all supporters with a disability will be via the entrance next to the main turnstiles at the clubhouse end of the ground.

Pitch-side catering units and bar facilities will be available at both ends of the ground. ALCOHOL will only be served in plastic containers.

The Clubhouse Bar Will Be Open To All Fans.

TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

BY TRAIN

Train services from Manchester to Leamington arrive at 37 minutes and 58 minutes past the hour and depart from Leamington to Manchester at 14 minutes (one change) and 47 minutes (direct) after the hour.
MATCH DAY BUS SERVICE (£2 return cash fare payable on outward journey to ground)

A double-decker bus will operate as scheduled below:
Leamington Rail Station 13.50 14.25

The double-decker bus will depart shortly after the conclusion of the match with a further journey departing the stadium at 17.25 hrs.
Please note that the Match Day Bus Service departing the ground immediately after the game may not enable you to catch the 17.14 service back to Manchester (Maximum 15 min journey time from stadium to rail station)

BY CAR

For those travelling by car, please note that although there is parking for approximately 350 vehicles, there is NO alternative on street parking.

BY COACH

The official supporters coach will depart Broadhurst Park at 9.45 am, then TGIs Prestwich at 10.00 am and Chorlton Street at 10.15 am.
The cost will be £20 for adults and £10 for juniors (under 16 years of age).
To book call Tom Stott on 0161 769 2005 or email travel@fc-utd.co.uk or tomstott@fc-utd.co.uk.

[David Falp]

Des, FYI it's just 'Leamington FC', not Leamington Town.

[Desmond Gallagher]

MATCH ARRANGEMENTS Leamington FC v FC United

On Saturday 31st March FC United travel to the Phillips 66 Community Stadium, Leamington Spa to play Leamington FC in the National League North, kick off 3.00 pm.

The match will NOT be segregated. Entry to the stadium for all supporters will be via the main turnstiles located at the clubhouse end of ground from 1.00pm onwards.

Entry will be upon cash payment only.

ADMISSION PRICES

Adults £12
Concessions £8
Students (with ID) £6
Under 18 £3,
Children Under 12 FREE.

The match programme costs £2.50

Access for all supporters with a disability will be via the entrance next to the main turnstiles at the clubhouse end of the ground.

Pitch-side catering units and bar facilities will be available at both ends of the ground. ALCOHOL will only be served in plastic containers.

The Clubhouse Bar Will Be Open To All Fans.

TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS

BY TRAIN

Train services from Manchester to Leamington arrive at 37 minutes and 58 minutes past the hour and depart from Leamington to Manchester at 14 minutes (one change) and 47 minutes (direct) after the hour.
MATCH DAY BUS SERVICE (£2 return cash fare payable on outward journey to ground)

A double-decker bus will operate as scheduled below:
Leamington Rail Station 13.50 14.25

The double-decker bus will depart shortly after the conclusion of the match with a further journey departing the stadium at 17.25 hrs.
Please note that the Match Day Bus Service departing the ground immediately after the game may not enable you to catch the 17.14 service back to Manchester (Maximum 15 min journey time from stadium to rail station)

BY CAR

For those travelling by car, please note that although there is parking for approximately 350 vehicles, there is NO alternative on street parking.

BY COACH

The official supporters coach will depart Broadhurst Park at 9.45 am, then TGIs Prestwich at 10.00 am and Chorlton Street at 10.15 am.
The cost will be £20 for adults and £10 for juniors (under 16 years of age).
To book call Tom Stott on 0161 769 2005 or email travel@fc-utd.co.uk or tomstott@fc-utd.co.uk.

Now amended

[Peter John Wharton]

Stockport Branch Coach still have spare seats £20 Adults and £10 Under 18's on their 49 Seat Executive;
Pick ups:
9.30am Chorlton Street
9.50am Broadhurst Park
10.15am Go Outdoors, Stockport
Ring 07733040008 to book

[Peter John Wharton]

G mail Support. Great to hear that Leamington v FC United was a great match and that you enjoyed the game.
Can you tell me the score and if possible the scorers, crowd, number of corners and Red and Yellow cards issued.
The reason I ask is I have a few quid I want to spend with William Hill

Mod: Initial post deleted as it was spam.

[Ben Haley]

Recommendations for pubs please.

[David Falp]

Recommendations for pubs please.

How you getting to Leamington mate? Road or rail?

[Peter John Wharton]

Our coach is heading for The Plough and Harrow, Whitnash Road CV31 2HX

[David Falp]

Our coach is heading for The Plough and Harrow, Whitnash Road CV31 2HX

That's my local

[Paul Hinson]

Leamington date back to 1891 and earned their nickname ‘The Brakes’ in 1937 when they became a works team for the Lockheed brake manufacturing company. Between 1988 and 2000 the club were in abeyance.
The Brakes were in Conference North between 2013 and 2015, finishing 13th and 21st.
Striker Ahmed Obeng netted for Rushall Olympic against FCUM in a 2-0 win at Gigg Lane in September 2013.
FCUM played at the New Windmill Ground in a friendly in July 2013, losing 0-3 to the Warwickshire side watched by 505.
Leamington lost all of their first five home League games in 2017-18.
Brakes Goalkeeper Tony Breeden converted a penalty in their 2-3 home defeat to Alfreton Town on September 5th.
FCUM have 9 points away from home with 3 fixtures remaining. Their lowest tally previously was 20 in 2009-10.
Jeff King’s hat trick last Saturday was FCUM’s first in 120 NLN Fixtures.