Season tickets for Wolves Women’s 2023/24 FA Women’s National League campaign are available to purchase.
With all 11 home league fixtures covered, supporters can be at the New Bucks Head alongside Dan McNamara and his team as they enter another highly-anticipated season.
Adult season tickets are priced at £45, working out at just £4 per game. Concessions are available for £35 and three to 16-year-olds for just £10, working out at less than £1 per game.
Once again, men’s season ticket holders (excluding members) can gain free entry into Wolves Women home matches on production of their season card.
The Old Gold’s first home league fixture of the forthcoming campaign comes against newly-promoted Stourbridge, with the Glassgirls making the trip to the New Bucks Head week commencing Monday 4th September for a midweek derby under the lights.
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Academy operations and administrations assistant, Claire Hakeman, said: “We’re hoping the offering of a season ticket can help increase attendances first and foremost. We want to get as many people down to the New Bucks Head as we can.
“It’s a great opportunity to follow what’s going to be another interesting season and on the back of the World Cup, we know a lot of people are going to looking to attend and support their local club.”
Hakeman has urged supporters, old and new, to make their way down to the New Bucks Head with the campaign set to be another enthralling ride, with the schedule promising some compelling battles.
“Already, Wolves men’s season ticket holders can attend for free but we’d like to extend the season ticket offering to those that might not be Wolves fans or those who are local to the area in Telford. It would be great to get them down to the games and supporting Wolves Women.
“We’ve got some exciting local derbies coming up this season with West Bromwich Albion and Stourbridge, along with other big games throughout the campaign. Hopefully we can get as many fans to the New Bucks Head as we possibly can.”
