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Post by presssec on Oct 31, 2013 12:49:50 GMT
There's another train alternative as well using Marylebone rather than Euston. It's a little bit slower (but not that much) but cheaper (£27.50 return) and only involves one change in Birmingham. One thing to note next weekend, incase it affects anyone's journey up to London, is that the Northern Line is closed from Morden to Kennington.
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Post by Amber Aleman on Oct 31, 2013 12:55:20 GMT
From Kidderminster's official site:
FA CUP: HARRIERS V SUTTON UNITED
Posted: Thu 31 Oct 2013
Author: KHFC
Prices and hospitality for next weekend...
Following Tuesday night's Fourth Qualifying Round replay against Bradford PA at Aggborough, Harriers are now through to the First Round proper of this year's competition.
Up next for Harriers will be another home tie, this time against Skrill South side Sutton United.
United themselves needed a replay on Tuesday night to make it through, they edged past Hemel Hempstead Town 2-0.
Managed by Paul Doswell, Sutton currently sit fourth in the South, just a few points off top spot and with a game in hand.
They will travel to Aggborough for our FA Cup contest next weekend, Saturday, 9 November 2013 at 3pm.
Harriers are pleased to announce that they have agreed heavily-reduced ticket prices for this fixture which will be an all-pay affair.
Admission, which is pay on the turnstiles, is as follows:
£10 Adults
£5 Concessions
£2 All U16s
For just an additional £15.00, you can also book up an exclusive match day hospitality package which includes:
- A two-course meal of Cottage pie followed by a crumble dessert
- Match day programme
- Half time refreshments
- Use of the Aggborough Suite
- Allocated car parking
Yes, that's all for just an extra £15.00 per-person. If you've never sampled the Aggborough hospitality experience then you'll never find yourself a better chance!
To book up, contact Helen on 01562 823 931 or e-mail helen.macdonald@harriers.co.uk. Hospitality for the replay against Bradford sold swiftly with just 48 hours notice, so if you fancy this one be sure to get in touch quickly!
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Post by Stewart on Oct 31, 2013 13:19:06 GMT
Good news regarding the ticket prices. However it does give the impression they treat the FA Cup as a second class competition.
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Post by Jared on Oct 31, 2013 13:24:07 GMT
Good news regarding the ticket prices. However it does give the impression they treat the FA Cup as a second class competition. They are playing a lower league team at home, so they may have to do somethig to attract more home fans. It's sensible on their part. |
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Post by garethl on Oct 31, 2013 13:47:22 GMT
Which we presumely had to agree? Seems odd that this game will be cheaper to get into than a standard home game!
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Post by Andy K on Oct 31, 2013 13:50:51 GMT
From £14 to £10. Fine by me!
Wonder how much the seats are - they usually go for £17
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Post by tonyd on Oct 31, 2013 19:31:25 GMT
They might be factoring in the 25k they get if they win, that makes it worth attracting a large home support. Also a 1st round tie is a bonus, they might not have budgeted for the game so it's all bunce.
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Post by Rambo on Oct 31, 2013 20:38:35 GMT
They might be factoring in the 25k they get if they win, that makes it worth attracting a large home support. Also a 1st round tie is a bonus, they might not have budgeted for the game so it's all bunce. Tony, as much as I'd like to agree with the "1st Round is a bonus" bit, after all, they've only had to get through one round, which, as a Skrill Conference Premier team, they would have been "expected" to get through surely ? The factoring in of 25k does sound "feasible" though I have to admit |
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