Tranmere Rovers
Rovers Pre-Season Information
By Deadly Submarine
July 5 2012
With Rovers’ first pre-season game just over two weeks away we bring you a reminder of the pre-season schedule plus admission details for some of the away matches of the 2012/13 friendly campaign….
Tranmere’s 2012/13 pre-season campaign is now just over a fortnight away and this season it features six away matches and two at home for the first team with details of any youth team pre-season games still yet to be confirmed.
Tranmere kick-off their pre-season campaign away at Cammell Lairds on Monday 23rd July at 7.00pm and finish up with a visit to League Two side Port Vale on Saturday 11th August – a week before the season starts properly.
The full pre-season friendly list so far is as follows……
Mon 23rd Jul Cammell Laird (A) 7.00pm
Tue 24th Jul Heswall (A) 7.00pm
Fri 27th Jul Vauxhall Motors (A) 7.00pm
Sat 28th Jul Marine (A) 3.00pm
Wed 1st Aug Everton XI (H) 7.30pm
Sat 4th Aug Fleetwood Town (A) 3.00pm
Tue 7th Aug Bolton Wanderers (H) 7.30pm
Sat 11th Aug Port Vale (A) 3.00pm
Admission details have now been made available for a number of the away friendly matches as follows, whilst we will bring you further admission information for other games as we get it…..
Cammell Laird (A) – Monday 23rd July (7.00pm)
Adults: £5.00
Concessions (U16 and 65+): £2.00
Marine Away – Saturday 28th July (3.00pm)
Adults: £5.00
Concessions: £3.00
Under 11’s are admitted Free with a paying Adult
Fleetwood Town (A) – Saturday 4th August (3.00pm)
Adults: £10.00
Concessions (U16 and 65+): £5.00
Port Vale (A) – Saturday 11th August (3.00pm)
Adults (16-62): £8.00
Concessions (U16 and Over 62): £4.00
Cammell Laird FC have already expressed that they are looking forward to hosting Rovers in a few weeks time with a Club official stating….
“We are looking forward to our pre-season campaign and the Tranmere fixture is a real stand-out for us. It is always a pleasure to host our friends from Tranmere Rovers and we hope the fixture appeals to both sets of fans, the local community and beyond.”
“You can’t always bank on the weather but hopefully it will be a decent night, we will have the hospitality arrangements in place and it’s an occasion where people can enjoy a decent game of football in local surroundings between two clubs looking for success in their respective leagues next season.”
Lairds Manager, Tony Sullivan added….
“Our pre-season line-up provides a test for us on many levels and it probably won’t get more testing than the visit of Rovers. Both clubs will I’m sure be fielding strong sides and the games are always great spectacles for the supporters.”
“We’re all looking forward to the fixture and although it’s part of a wider programme you can’t help but cast your eye on this one. I would encourage the whole of the Community to give the evening a go, there’s always a good atmosphere at Kirklands for these games and the standard of football is high.”
Stay tuned to Total Tranmere for further pre-season admission details as they become available as well as a Prediction League which we are setting up for the friendly games.
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05/07/2012 12:49
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Also I see Tranmere are busom buddies with Everton now, after a long spell of supposed anomosity. Firstly the Baxter loan, then the Wallace loabn, thne the Wallace signing. Don't get me wrong but I like this, howver I am wondering what prompted it.
I also wonder if Tranmere could arrange for one or two foreign sides to play friendlies at Prenton Park, as there are lower tier teams that could perhaps come over to play like Zaragoza B, Barca B, Bayern II, Reggina etc, as this could be used to cultivate links between clubs and promote more ability to acquire foreign players.
Then I ate his Liver.......... with some baked beans and a can of coke.
Quote:Matt34
I was wondering why the Man U and Liverpool fixtures went by the baord, not least as it seems the pre-season fixtures are not as numerous as in previous seasons.
Also I see Tranmere are busom buddies with Everton now, after a long spell of supposed anomosity. Firstly the Baxter loan, then the Wallace loabn, thne the Wallace signing. Don't get me wrong but I like this, howver I am wondering what prompted it.
I also wonder if Tranmere could arrange for one or two foreign sides to play friendlies at Prenton Park, as there are lower tier teams that could perhaps come over to play like Zaragoza B, Barca B, Bayern II, Reggina etc, as this could be used to cultivate links between clubs and promote more ability to acquire foreign players.
Here here.I thoroughly enjoyed the two games against Osasuna and Racing Santander even though they were both 0-0 draws[in which two of our current squad played].
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2012:07:05:21:24:10 by Hoots Mon.
If we'd lost our semi-finl I doubt they'd be part of our pre-season games
