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If you live in Linlithgow or the surrounding areas and travel regularly to watch Scotland upset World Cup finalists and then struggle against part-time fishermen then joining us is worth considering.

Benefits include first choice on tickets for every home game and organised travel to Hampden and back. However possible drawbacks may include spending your day with some very grumpy men and endless jibes about their receding hairlines.

Contact Us : info@ladta.com

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25.08.2011

Scotland Vs Lithuania (Euro Champs Qualifier)

 

 

Where

: Hampden Park, Glasgow

When

: Tuesday 6th September

Kick Off

: 8:00pm

LADTA coach will leave The Old Post Office Pub in Linlithgow at 5.45pm returning straight after the game. Prices £5 member; £10 non-member (u-16s half price).

23.08.2011

Scotland Vs Czech Republic (Euro Champs Qualifier)

 

 

Where

: Hampden Park, Glasgow

When

: Saturday 3rd September

Kick Off

: 3:00pm

Coach 1 will leave The Old Post Office Pub in Linlithgow at 11am. Coach 2 leaving at 11.30am onto Rutherglen Snooker Club, returning to Linlithgow straight after the game for food and hospitality at The Old Post Office Pub. Prices £5 member; £10 non-member (u-16s half price).

04.08.2011

Scotland Vs Denmark (Friendly)

 

 

Where

: Hampden Park, Glasgow

When

: Wednesday 10th August

Kick Off

: 8:00pm

LADTA coach will leave The Old Post Office Pub in Linlithgow at 5.45pm returning straight after the game. Prices £5 member; £10 non-member (u-16s half price).

01.08.2011

Sponsorship – The Old Post Office Pub, Linlithgow
 

Following the sad news that The Star & Garter Hotel will be out of bounds for the foreseeable future, LADTA have struck a temporary game by game deal with The Old Post Office Pub in Linlithgow. The next three games will be Sponsored by TOPO, with LADTA information shown on the big screens and match replays and pies put on for the LADTA members on return from Hampden. Thanks for TOPO for accommodating us and we would urge all members to come along before and after home games as well as away games as we look to “re-base” the Tartan Army in the next few months.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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