Bournemouth ticket details released

With the League One clash set to take place on the South Coast on Saturday November 5th, Scunthorpe United have finally announced the details surrounding the tickets for the Bournemouth game.

The men from North Lincs will travel down to Dorset to take on Lee Bradbury’s Cherries in what will be one of the longest away trips for the Iron faithful this season.

But don’t worry, no matter what the club might inadvertently say: we shan’t be playing Walsall again!

It’s pay on the gate only at the Fitness First Stadium: which recently came to light after the Bournemouth chairman Eddie Mitchell, (no doubt after a wee pint or two), offered to fight dissenting fans.

Classy.

The club, still technically known as AFC Bournemouth: have informed Scunny, that it will be a solely pay on the gate affair.

This is a type of previous complication of sorts that the Iron fans have had to put up with of late.

The hassle that surrounded the likes of Walsall & Rochdale springs instantly to mind.

But let’s just hope it’s a more successful 90 minutes on the pitch for the Scunny players, than both of them games were that day.

Thus, no tickets are available in advance: so all must be purchased on the day.

They are also not available from the club’s ticket office: and must be solely purchased on the turnstiles by all away fans.

As such, (it’s getting worse!), the Cherries don’t have card payments available to them/us: so it’s a strictly all-cash affair.

So make sure you find a cashpoint nearby if required!

The prices for the game will be as follows:

Adults: £20

b> Concessions*: £11

* = OAPs, U/16s, Students

So let’s hope we can see plenty of dedicated men (and women!) of Iron there to cheer on the lads!

And if there are any folk out there looking to make the journey on the Club’s Official coaches, then the times and prices are as follows:

Members: £28

Non-Members: £29



Ashby Broadway: 7:00AM

Museum: 7:10AM

Baths Hall: 7:15AM

Glanford Park: 7:30AM

So let’s make it a great day, and make sure that the mighty Iron carry back 3 points with them from Bournemouth. Up the Iron!