England v Wales day at ODP
By Dragons' Den
February 25 2014
With just over a week to go until Wales's crucial 6 Nations clash with England, at Twickenham on March 9th, preparations are almost complete at Old Deer Park, where many will be enjoying a feast of rugby.
Firstly London Welsh will be playing host to Moseley in their own crucial game in the Green King Premiership at 12.00pm.
It promises to be a great day out with the now famous marquee once again being erected, where the Englad v Wales game will be shown live from Twickenham at 3pm along with a full bar and hot food.
It promises to be a busy day so several systems have been put in place.
Firstly there will be NO parking available at Old Deer Park, but there is plenty of free parking all along Kew Road or at several other locations in Richmond.
A wristband system will be in place on the day giving access to either the Clubhouse or the Marquee and access to Old Deer Park will only be possible via the main turnstiles on Kew Road.
You MUST produce either your matchday ticket, season ticket or membership to either LWRFC or LWARFC in order to be issued with the relevant wristband, queues are expected so if you wish to watch the London Welsh v Moseley game you are advised to arrive in plenty of time.
For those supporters heading to Twickenham for the game, there is a shuttle bus between the A316 close to Richmond station and Twickenham Stadium. The shuttle bus costs just 50p pre-game, with all proceeds going to charity; the shuttle bus is free post-game.
Tickets can be booked HERE and will be sent out no later than the 2nd of March.
Contact Christian Harris at Christian.harris@london-welsh.co.uk or phone 01865 717661 to book or for more information and hospitality enquiries
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The First team's game isn't the first thing on the card on Sunday... the Women's team are playing Reading, kick off at 11am on the 2nd pitch. Gates to the ground open at 11, so would be great to have some support for the home team before the men kick off.
Thanks!
Bryoni
LWWRFC Captain
p.s. For those so inclined...Spare me your sanctimonious pleadings. I've been a LW fan long enough to remember when kids were welcome.
