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Leeds friendly just a tenner

Leeds friendly just a tenner
Sunday, 19th Jun 2011 10:50 by Col

Ticket prices for the preseason friendly with Leeds United have been reduced to just £10 for adults and £5 for kids.

The game is currently the first game of our crop of preseason friendlies and wil take place at Spotland on Tuesday 19th July with kick off at 7-30pm and will give supporters the first opportunity to see new manager Steve Eyre's version of Dale.

A large travelling support is expected for what will be Leeds' first friendly in England, and what will be for many Leeds supporters their first visit to Spotland.

The two sides played each other last season at Elland Road in a behind closed doors friendly match which finished 2-2.

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Albert_Whitehurst added 18:36 - Jun 19 The Count from Seasame Street is looking his age going by that picture!!
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Mass_Debater added 10:22 - Jun 20 Thanks for the information Col.
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Mass_Debater added 10:22 - Jun 20 Thanks for the information Col.
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