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Woking at Home Opens Rovers 2015/16 Campaign


By Deadly Submarine
July 3 2015

The fixtures for the 2015/16 Vanarama National League season have just been released with Rovers fans now able to plan for the season ahead…..

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tranmere will begin their first season outside the Football League in 94 years on 8th August with a home game against Woking. with their first away game following just three days later as they travel to Gateshead on Tuesday 11th August somewhat bringing home the reality of Rovers newly found position in the football pyramid.

The much anticipated games at home and away against Wrexham are on Tuesday 6th October (away) and Saturday 16th April (home) whilst the other local derbies against Chester FC are on Saturday 12th September (home) and Saturday 27th February (away).  Rovers take on Southport for the first time in League competition for 39 years on Tuesday 15th September (away) and Tuesday 9th February (home) giving Superwhite fans much to look forward to in the coming months.

Stadium Chester (Deva)

Tranmere travel to Chester on Saturday 27th February

Over the festive period, Tranmere face a double-header against Macclesfield Town on Boxing Day (away) and Saturday 2nd January (home) whilst also facing Altrincham at home on Monday 28th December.

Rovers end their campaign with what could potentially be a huge game in the division at home to Grimsby on Saturday 30th April.

The full fixture list for Rovers is as follows:

August 2015
Sat 8th Woking (H)
Tue 11th Gateshead (A)
Sat 15th Braintree Town (A)
Tue 18th FC Halifax Town (H)
Sat 22nd Boreham Wood (H)
Sat 29th Altrincham (A)
Mon 31st Kidderminster Harriers (H)
 
September 2015
Sat 5th Welling United (A)
Sat 12th Chester (H)
Tue 15th Southport (A)
Sat 19th Grimsby Town (A)
Tue 22nd Aldershot (H)
Sat 26th Cheltenham Town (A)
 
October 2015
Sat 3rd Bromley (H)
Tue 6th Wrexham (A)
Sat 10th Eastleigh (H)
Tue 13th Barrow (H)
Sat 17th Forest Green Rovers (A)
Sat 31st Dover Athletic (H)
 
November 2015
Sat 14th Lincoln City (A)
Sat 21st Guiseley (H)
Tue 24th Woking (A)
Sat 28th Boreham Wood (A)
 
December 2015
Sat 5th Braintree Town (H)
Sat 19th FC Halifax Town (A)
Sat 26th Macclesfield Town (A)
Mon 28th Altrincham (H)
 
January 2016
Sat 2nd Macclesfield Town (H)
Sat 9th Barrow (A)
Sat 23rd Bromley (A)
Sat 30th Torquay United (H)
 
February 2016
Sat 6th Guiseley (A)
Tue 9th Southport (H)
Sat 13th Aldershot Town (A)
Sat 20th Cheltenham Town (H)
Sat 27th Chester (A)
 
March 2016
Sat 5th Gateshead (H)
Sat 12th Dover Athletic (A)
Sat 19th Forest Green Rovers (H)
Sat 26th Lincoln City (H)
Sat 28th Kidderminster Harriers (A)
 
April 2016
Sat 2nd Welling United (H)
Sat 9th Torquay United (A)
Sat 16th Wrexham (H)
Sat 23rd Eastleigh (A)
Sat 30th Grimsby Town (H)

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Woking at Home Opens Rovers 2015/16 Campaign
Discussion started by Total Tranmere (IP Logged), 03/07/2015 13:18
Total Tranmere
Total Tranmere
03/07/2015 13:18
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will_hunting
will_hunting
03/07/2015 13:03
welcome to non league people !!!

newbrightonwhite
newbrightonwhite
03/07/2015 13:08
The fixtures are difficult to read. Macclesfield and Altrincham away over xmas

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hong kong rover
03/07/2015 13:11
our final 2 home games of the season are wrexham then Grimsby.

the kav
the kav
03/07/2015 13:12
Chester september...... Opening glamour game, yove gotta be woking?

borowhite
borowhite
03/07/2015 13:18
Most of the local derbies dumped into midweek to reduce the risk of bother I see.....

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TT Admin
03/07/2015 13:24
Well I got the home game first match that I wanted (as I miss it) but I also miss Chester at home! Gutted!

Also I fly back into the country from the States on the morning of Tuesday 11th August! Gateshead away anyone?!!

wozza1993
wozza1993
03/07/2015 13:40
What times are the last trains from wrexham and southport horrible that they are midweek games!! kiddy harriers away easter monday not a nice trip on the m6 on that day either!

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Doogie'sGhost
03/07/2015 16:09
Southport's ground is a good distance from the station in any case. The last train from Southport won't be the problem so much as getting back for the connection to this side. Not happy that the big games against local sides all seem to be midweek, that makes things really hard.

longtimerove
LongTimeRover
03/07/2015 17:24
September hard month. Two Derbys plus last years relegation an Grimsby. Looking forward to it

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Matt34
03/07/2015 22:43
The first match is against a team who's name is pronounced Wok-ing.

Turns out Tranmere are playing a pre-season fixture against a Chinese football team.

Then I ate his Liver.......... with some baked beans and a can of coke.

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hong kong rover
04/07/2015 01:37
quite a tough run in of fixtures in march and april. all midweek fixtures are in the first half of the season with the exception of one. two last away games will be the two furthest teams geographically. grimsby home last game, hope we are up by then.

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hong kong rover
04/07/2015 02:02
my dark horse for the season is torquay utd. dont think they have a particularly large budget, but with new, local ownership and the appointment of paul cox as the boss, they might surprise a few. after saying that, they will probably end up having a dire season, lol.

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Matt34
04/07/2015 18:25
That could go any way really. top 10-5, mid-table or struggle.

However with some sensible ownership and a solid progressive manager, you can make a decent budget work well and succeed even where big spenders fail and let's face it Sheffield United are massive by league one terms and are still in it and barring Wolves and possibly Preston and Sheffield Wednesday in recent years, every team who finished ahead of them will have spent considerably less, or in the case of a team like Coventry a bit less, but Torquay could quite rightly achieve more than their budget might suggest, by signing value for money players with a top notch attitude and the right people to coach and motivate then and give them tactics that let them play to their best most weeks.

Then I ate his Liver.......... with some baked beans and a can of coke.

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