And follow the lead of Stoke and now Chelsea?
Just a thought. If not for the games in the North and Midlands, then for the games in London and South Wales?(obviously too late for Cardiff away)
CHELSEA TO OFFER SUBSIDISED TRAVEL
Posted on: Sun 11 Aug 2013
Chelsea Football Club is delighted to confirm we will be offering our supporters subsidised travel to at least 10 Barclays Premier League away games this season.
Chelsea Chief Executive Ron Gourlay said: 'The support the team receives away from Stamford Bridge is always tremendous, and as a club we want to show our appreciation for the commitment our fans show week in, week out.
'Everyone knows the financial burden of following a football club and it gives us great pleasure to be able to help our fans to get to a large number of Premier League games outside London this season.'
We make our first trip on August 26 when we face Manchester United on Bank Holiday Monday, with train and coach travel already on sale to supporters for just £10.
On the day, coaches will depart Stamford Bridge bound for Old Trafford at 12.15pm, and Newport Pagnell at 1.45pm. A train will leave London Euston at 2.34pm and arrive back at approximately 2.34am. Train times are approximate and will be confirmed closer to the day.
Also on sale to season-ticket holders this Monday will be match tickets and £10 subsidised coach travel to our game at Everton on September 14. Full information can be found on the ticket information section of our website.
Subsidised travel will also be offered for Newcastle United on November 2 and Sunderland on December 4.
Just a thought. If not for the games in the North and Midlands, then for the games in London and South Wales?(obviously too late for Cardiff away)