Non-League Paper

BLUES SLASH TICKET PRICES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2026

By Jon Couch

AMBITIOUS Fleet Town have hatched a plan to get supporters on board their promotion bandwagon – by slashing admission prices for the rest of the season.
The Combined Counties Premier South high-flyers have reduced online league matchday tickets for adults to just £5, while under 18s get in free of charge.
The move is part of the Hampshire club’s ongoing commitment to making football more accessible, welcoming more supporters and strengthening its place at the heart of the local community.
Club chairman Darren McGrath said: “We’ve had so...

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