Three games for £20

You can buy tickets for all three home games against Championship sides Wigan, Bolton and Middlesboro for just £20.

The cut price entry applies to all sides when buying your tickets in advance from the main club office. The three fixtures are:

Saturday 19th July Wigan (h) 3pm

Tuesday 22nd July Bolton (h) 7:45pm

Saturday 26th July Middlesbrough (h) 3pm

If you'd rather pay on the day, the admission prices will be £10 for adults and £5 for under sixteens.

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