Spearing " Can't Beat a Great Derby Day"

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Blackpool skipper Jay Spearing says you can't beat a good derby day with the full backing of fans back inside Bloomfield Road.

" we know we are expecting a good away following from the other side of the fylde coast but we also know that there will be a hell of alot of home fans inside the stadium compared to recent years, I remember when Blackpool were in the championship just after they got relegated from the premier league and I came to play here when I was with Bolton and the stadium was pretty much empty. You look at it now on a match day and there's a difference. There is a little more quality from the fans and more support can spring you on as a team and hopefully that happens on Monday"



The Seasiders head into the game knowing that three points would see the club surpass last season's tally of 60 points in Sky Bet League One. 

Of much greater overall need is a victory at home though, with Pool's last coming against Walsall in February. 

The visitors, meanwhile, rescued a late point against Peterborough United on Friday and go in search of their first win of the month.  

Team News: 

Blackpool will make a late check on the availability of Antony Evans for the fixture, though Ollie Turton is definitely out after suffering a hamstring injury against Scunthorpe United. Donervon Daniels is pushing to return from injury, while Michael Nottingham could also be recalled to the squad. Mark Howard remains out injured.

Fleetwood will once again be without the services of on-loan Stoke City defender Harry Souttar due to suspension. Jack Sowerby, Dean Marney and James Wallace are also expected to miss out with ongoing injuries.


Tickets: 

Tickets for away supporters only for the match will be on sale until 12pm on the day. The Bloomfield Road ticket office opens from 9am, with tickets remaining priced as follows: 

- £25 for Adults
- £20 for Seniors
- £15 for Under-18s
- Free for Under-11s**


Please note : PRICE RISES £10 ON THE DAY




Let's Get Bloomfield Road Rocking Once Again

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