Livingston have confirmed that travel to their William Hill Championship fixture at Arbroath on Saturday, 29 August (kick-off 15.00), will be FREE for supporters.
The move is to thank those who follow the team up and down the country throughout the season.
There will be an initial 150 free spaces available on the supporters buses which leave from the Home of the Set Fare Arena at 12.30pm on matchday.
The Almondvale Suite will be open from 11am, giving supporters travelling on the buses a chance to meet up before heading north and everyone booked onto the supporters bus will also receive a free, hot-filled morning roll and a token for a free drink from the bar.
There will also be a pick-up at the Saltire Bar in Carmondean at 12.15pm so, if that suits you better, you can book on to be picked up from there instead.
A club spokesman said: “We know the commitment supporters make throughout the season to follow the club, whether that means a short trip across West Lothian, or travelling the length and breadth of the country to get behind the team.
“With that in mind, we wanted to cover the cost of travel for this particular trip and provide a little food and a drink for the journey as a thank you for your incredible support.
“It’s also a trip which carries a little extra significance. Our visit to Gayfield will be our first competitive trip to Arbroath since April 1999, meaning this could be a new ground for many supporters too.”
To book a place on the free supporters bus contact Emma Fairlie with your full name, contact number and pick-up point (Saltire or Stadium) either here, or by email on [email protected]
Spaces are initially limited to 150, with no guarantee of more spaces becoming available, so we encourage supporters to book as soon as possible to avoid missing out.
Under-18s can only travel when accompanied by a responsible adult and anyone who requires a registered carer for support with a disability must also travel with their registered carer.
For the record, Livingston’s next home game is against Dunfermline Athletic on Saturday, August 22 (15.00).
FLASHBACK: Rangers’ team bus outside the Home of the Set Fare Arena. Picture Nigel Duncan
