Onwards to Victory Park!
The Bucks will head north to Lancashire on Saturday, 10th October, to face the Magpies, Chorley FC, who will be waiting.
It’s our first meeting of the season with the Magpies in the Enterprise National League North, and we’ve brought together information for those supporters intending to travel to back the Bucks.
Segregation: This fixture is NOT segregated.
Away Supporters should enter via the Duke Street turnstiles. To help Chorley manage matchday flow, they strongly encourage supporters to buy tickets in advance, which will also save travelling supporters money.
Matchday Admission Prices
Full details can be found online at www.chorleyfc.com
· Adults: Advance Purchase £17 - Matchday £20
· Concessions (65+ and students with valid ID): Advance Purchase £13 - Matchday £15
· Under 18s: Advance Purchase £5 - Matchday £7
· Under 14s: Free (must be accompanied by a parent).
Disabled supporters pay the relevant price category, with a carer admitted FREE.
Concessions include Over-65s, NHS Employees, First Responders and Armed Services. An adult must accompany under-12s.
The website link for purchasing tickets in advance is below:
Chorley FC vs AFC Telford United tickets
The following is from Chorley’s own website:
PARKING
With the limited parking at Victory Park reserved for players and officials, the most convenient place to park is in the town centre, where parking is generally FREE after 1 pm on Saturdays and after 5 pm on Tuesdays.
If you're using public transport, Chorley train and bus stations are an easy ten-minute walk away.
FOOD & DRINK
Unless the game you’re attending is segregated, the social club is open to both home & away fans alike. Situated on the left of the main entrance after the Duke Street turnstiles, the bar provides a friendly pre- and post-match atmosphere where you can enjoy a pint while watching live football on TV (subject to availability).
Drinks specials are available ahead of every game. As for food, The Magpies Nest serves a selection of hot and cold snacks, plus our famous butter pie. Why not try one with peas and gravy?