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    Sportslink international has once again come through to help transport Wanderers supporters to all four of our matches against the Newcastle Jets & Central Coast Mariners.

     

    Last season Sportslink provided a great way for supporters to get to Newcastle, and this season there is a much expanded set of coaches for these major away trips.

     

    This season there will be two location options for each event, one at Club Marconi, and the other at Parramatta Stadium.

     

    There is a special deal where buying all 4 matches for $97.27 gives you the 4th match for free.

     

    The Newcastle Jets match on the 1st of February will depart earlier than the other matches, as this match will be the scene for another "RBBQ" pre-game event.

     

    For full details and purchase costs, please head to the Sportslink information page for these events.


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