‘Pay What You Want’ At Martyrs Home Match

Merthyr Town players celebrate. Pic: Peter Harman.

Merthyr Town players celebrate. Pic: Peter Harman.

Merthyr Town have a ‘Pay What You Want’ Southern League fixture at their Loadlok Community Stadium home this evening (Tuesday, 7.30pm). Crisis club Merthyr, who are facing financial problems, will allow spectators to pay any amount when go to the Premier Division fixture (7.45pm). After the success of the ‘PWYW’ fixture against Dorchester Town last […]

Merthyr Town have a ‘Pay What You Want’ Southern League fixture at their Loadlok Community Stadium home this evening (Tuesday, 7.30pm).

Crisis club Merthyr, who are facing financial problems, will allow spectators to pay any amount when go to the Premier Division fixture (7.45pm).

After the success of the ‘PWYW’ fixture against Dorchester Town last season Merthyr are offering fans the same deal again.

Goalkeeper Cameron Clarke and Corey Jenkins both miss the match against Basingstoke following injuries sustained at Kings Langley.

Ashley Evans, Ian Traylor and Ryan Prosser all picked up knocks and will be assessed before kick off.

Clarke has been released from hospital following an injury sustained at King’s Langley.

He was involved in a collision and briefly knocked unconscious. Paramedics attended quickly and moved Cameron to Watford Hospital.

Cameron underwent a CT scan and the results came back as normal, but the hospital wanted to carry out a MRI scan to be safe.

Ryan Prosser celebrates scoring for the Martyrs. Pic: Peter Harman.

The scan was carried out and he was allowed home. He will be out until the new year.

“Cameron would like to thank everyone at Kings Langley football club, paramedics and hospital staff for their help,” said a Merthyr Town statement. “He would also like to thank everybody for the messages they have sent him on social media and by text.

“Manager Gavin Williams would also like to thank Kings Langley for their help dealing with the injury and for the kind gesture made to the players by home club officials to provide them with refreshments on the coach for the journey home.”

Basingstoke won  6-0 at Dunstable in their last fixture with Sam Argent scoring five goals.

That ended an eight-game winless away run in the league.

Cardiff City helped the Martyrs’ cause when £2310.39p was raised in a bucket collection during the Bluebirds v Hull City match.

A meeting of volunteers will be held before toniht’s home match against Basingstoke Town. It will be in Webley’s Bar at 7pm.

Anybody interested contact Julian Axhorn on (07956 553370).

Merthyr Town fixtures in December: 

Tuesday 19 v Basingstoke Town (home); Saturday 23 v King’s Lynn Town (home); Tuesday 26 v Hereford (home, 1pm kick-off).

Normal admission: Adult £10; Concessions £8 (Over 65’s, Cardiff City, Swansea City, Newport County season ticket holders); Merthyr RFC season ticket holders £5; Under 16 £1.

The Martyrs have half season tickets now on sale. They are priced at (£87.50 for adults, £75 seniors).

A half season ticket entitles fans to a match ticket to the Hereford match.

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