Chief executive pens letter to supporters following announcement of 2016/17 season tickets.
On behalf of myself, Ken Anderson and the board and staff at Bolton Wanderers, I would like to start this letter with a huge thank you. Thank you for the welcome, thank you for good wishes and most of all thank you for your incredible support over one of the most challenging football seasons in the history of our great club.
With the current season almost over, we are well underway with our plans for making our time in League One as brief and as successful as possible. Everyone at the club is aware of the size of the challenge of returning us back to the Championship and then to the Premier League. We’re ready to tackle that challenge head-on.
Regardless of how well we plan, achieving our aims can only happen with your support. We want to keep our financial plans for the football team in place and maintain our standards on the pitch. With your support we can achieve this together.
We have now announced pricing details for 2016/17 season tickets. Next season, we will keep our interest-free direct debit scheme in place, as well as our commitment to affordable live football.
Season ticket prices have been reduced by ten percent in all general areas when compared to prices for the 2015/16 season. This means that an adult North Stand season ticket will cost the equivalent of just £12.17 per match if you renew early, with junior tickets from just £2.43 per match.
On the pitch our philosophy is clear. We want players who will pull on the shirt with pride, players who will run through walls to get results, players who will be role models in our community and, most of all, we want players who will bring a winning mentality back to the club. This summer we will not be building a squad, we will be building a team, a team we can all be proud to call our own.
I hope you will join us on this journey – it’s one we cannot make without you.
We look forward to seeing you all back here at our wonderful stadium next season.
Up the Trotters!
Dean Holdsworth
