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The ‘Loons’ management team and players will begin the task of commencing another hopefully lengthy unbeaten league run when Cowdenbeath currently sitting in bottom spot in the cinch league2 table are the visitors to Station Park on Saturday first.
This follows on from what was a six game run of four wins and two draws coming to an end with the solitary goal defeat at Kelty on Saturday past.
Before moving on to at this stage brief details in regard to the Cowdenbeath fixture, a word of thanks and praise to the amazing number of Forfar Athletic fans who made the journey from ‘a the airts’ to Fife on Saturday.
It was undoubtedly the largest travelling support for an actual league fixture out with the boundaries of Angus for many a year and was most certainly appreciated by the management, players and club officials alike.
Back to this coming Saturday and the clash with Kelty’s near neighbours under the stewardship these days of Maurice Ross who replaced Gary Bollan two weeks back.
The kick-off is at the normal time of 3p.m.
Forfar Athletic season tickets are of course valid for this fixture.
Admission for non season ticket holders is by cash payment only at the turnstiles.
Stand admission charges are;-
Adults £15
65 & over £9
Under 17’s £5
Terracing admission charges are;-
Adults £14
65& over £8
Under 17’s £5
The 1984 Lounge at the ground will be open from 12.30p.m. to 2.45p.m. and again on the final whistle until approximately 8p.m.
The Refreshment Kiosk will be open as usual at Saturday’s fixture as will the Club Shop situated at the rear of the East Terracing.
Saturday’s match is sponsored by Iain Bett while the Houston, Kennedy and Knox Lounges will be occupied by three other groups enjoying the delights of the Station Park hospitality package.
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