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Hawks to take on Bees
9:22am Thursday 8th May 2008
FOOTBALL
HARLOW Town have secured a plum pre-season friendly against football league side Barnet.
Paul Fairclough's men, who finished midtable in Coca Cola League Two this season, will visit Barrows Farm on Tuesday, July 22.
Ticket prices for the game, which kicks-off at 7.45pm, are £5 for adults, with children and concessions admitted for £2.50.
Seats in the main stand for the game can be bought for an additional £2.50, and can be reserved online via the official Harlow Town website at www.harlowtownfc.co.uk.
The club is expected to announce further pre-season dates soon.
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