We are pleased to confirm that tickets for our friendly against SPFL Championship side Partick Thistle on Saturday 27th June are now on sale. Mark Wilson brings his side to Newlandsfield for their first action since narrowly missing out on promotion to the Scottish Premiership last month as they prepare for their Premier Sports Cup campaign which will kick off their season. This match is sponsored by Fiona McLeod Massage.
Admission will be £10 for adults, £6 for concessions and free for accompanied under-twelves. This match is included for members and season ticket holders – your space is guaranteed but if you cannot attend, it would be useful if you inform info@pollokfc.com
Season tickets are available to purchase now.
POLLOK V THISTLE TICKETS NOW ON SALE
Home fans are requested to occupy the area behind the Newlandsfield Road goals and the main stand. Entry will be through the members’ gate as normal for members and through the Newlandsfield Road entrance between Loks and Morrisons for all other home fans. Home supporters who are unable to climb the stairs at that entrance may enter through the members’ gate.
Depending on advance ticket sales, pay at the gate for home fans may be limited for this match, so if you can then please buy in advance online. This will also help us to better predict the crowd.
Away fans will be located on the terraces along the Newburgh Street side and behind the far-side goal. Away entry will be by ticket-only and through the main turnstiles on Newburgh Street. Away supporters with a disability will be able to access our disabled shelter, and can contact the club if they require further information or support.
Stewards will be on duty throughout the afternoon, and bags will be searched on entry. Alcohol and pyrotechnics are not permitted within the ground.
Given that this match is likely to have an attendance approaching our capacity limit, supporters who leave the ground will not be permitted to re-enter, at half-time or at any other time in the match. Stewards will be positioned at exit points to communicate this to anyone wishing to leave, and to prevent re-entry from anyone who does so.