MATCH ARRANGEMENTS: AFC Telford United v FC United

On Saturday 24th February ko 3pm, FC United travel to AFC Telford in the National League North.

On the eve of this game, the club have announced the loan signing of Bolton Wanderers midfielder and forward Jeff King.  The 22 year old will be on loan to the club for the next 28 days.

In other squad news, Tom Greaves, Sam Baird and Jamal Crawford will all be available for selection for tomorrow’s match at the New Bucks Head, while Zac Corbett and Tyrell Palmer face late fitness tests.

Admission is pay on the gate £14 Adults, £10 Conc, £5 for 16-19 yr olds, £1 for u/16s.



Saturday 24th February kick-off 3pm
Vanarama National League North
AFC Telford United v FC United of Manchester
New Bucks Head Stadium
Watling Street Wellington
Telford TF1 2TU

Admission Prices

£14 Adults
£10 Concessions (over 60)
£5 for 16 to 19 year olds
£1 under 16s

Turnstiles

There will be segregation in place for this match. FC United supporters will need to access via cash turnstiles I & J in the Frank Nagington Stand which provides covered terraced accommodation for 1,200 fans. Seating is also available for away fans in block A of the West Stand

Disabled fans will enter through the Assisted Entrance gate (next to the Club Shop) and will pay the Concession Rate, with their carer admitted free of charge. Telford have a designated Carer’s Champion, who will be on hand for fans with disability that require any assistance.

Organisers of unofficial supporters transport should contact AFC Telford United on 01952 640064 to register details of their coach to obtain free coach parking.

Directions

The New Bucks Head is situated to the northwest of Telford in the Wellington area, and is easily accessible by road and rail. The stadium is well signposted from Junction 6 of the M54 (Wellington/Telford West).

Wellington(Shropshire) Train Station is approximately 20 minutes’ walk from the ground. Also Bus number 44, runs every 10mins from Telford Town Centre

Bars and Food

Refreshments are served on the concourses behind the Frank Nagington Stand where there are bars providing a range of hot and cold drinks and snacks. The concourses also have separate licensed bars for alcoholic drinks.

There are three pubs within 5 minutes walking distance of the ground: The Swan, The Cock and the Railway Inn.