Latics have released details of some incentives to get the armchair/pub/floating supporter and their families down to the DW Stadium to get behind the boys..
With incentives like 3 tickets for £30 and friends of season ticket holders paying just a £1 to get in, the Club are giving the casual supporter the best chance ever to get the DW Stadium to support Bobby and the team over the next few home games.
A club statement has been released as follows:
Club Launch Super Value ‘3 For £30’ Ticket Offer – And Season Ticket Holders Benefit Too!
Latics fans are being offered the incredible opportunity of watching Bobby’s Boys for the upcoming 3 Barclays Premier League at the DW Stadium for just £30!
Fans can watch the games against Europa League qualifiers Fulham, Sunderland – including the return of Steve Bruce to the DW! – and newly promoted Birmingham City for just an incredible £30.00.
At the same time, Latics Season Ticket Holders can be QUIDS IN when they can bring a friend to any of the three games for just £1.
Roberto Martinez, Latics manager says: “The atmosphere you generated in the game against Chelsea was electric, and to have the correct environment is a massive help to the players.
“I understand how important it is for the town to get behind its Premier League team and schemes like 3 FOR 30 and QUIDS IN show how attractive it is to come and watch the Latics in the best league competition in the World.”
Call the ticket office on 0871 66 33 552 or see Latics.tv for full details.
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