Disabled Rovers

Unfortunately, the lift up to the raised level accessible, wheelchair user seating at Prenton Park has been out of action for our last few home games. The club have repairs scheduled and hope it will be operational again ahead of the Walsall game on Saturday.

We are currently working with Tranmere Rovers on alternative options and a long-term plan should any issues arise again in the future. We will release these as soon as we have something confirmed in place.

In the meantime, the club have tried to contact everyone they believe may be affected for tonight’s game.

If you have not heard anything, please contact the Tranmere Rovers FC Supporter Liaison Officers on [email protected] or on whatsapp (message only) on 07984 221087 and they will be happy to assist.

Unfortunately, the lift up to the raised level accessible/♿️ seating at Prenton Park is still currently out of action.

We will be working with the club to try to get this fixed as soon as possible.

The lift up to the hospitality areas is currently out of use.

We’re working with the club to ensure appropriate reasonable adjustments are made for fans affected and will communicate further when we know more about it being back in service 🇸🇱⚽️♿️

Delighted to unveil our new advertising board pitchside at Prenton Park!

A message to supporters:

As we get set to welcome the 2024/25 league campaign and the SWA prepare to attend EFL matches up and down the country, I hope we are all united by a renewed sense of hope and optimism for the season to come.

Sadly, in recent days towns and cities across the country have seen some unsavoury scenes that nobody wants to see a repeat of, now or anytime in the future.

Football has a unique ability to bring people together. If you support the Club and its values, you are welcome at Prenton Park whatever your race, religion or political beliefs as long as you treat others with tolerance and respect.

Tranmere has always aimed to create a sense of belonging for people from all backgrounds and provide positive and memorable experiences, whether that be at Prenton Park, at away games or by participating in or through the community programmes that we run.

We pride ourselves on being a welcoming community Club and work to provide a sense of identity, family, and togetherness. It is that football and community spirit that continues to win hearts and minds and why we must do whatever we can to look after and protect it, now more than ever.

Enjoy the new season.

Mark and Nicola

Just a reminder ahead of this weekend’s season opener for Tranmere Rovers - you can get one of our new sensory packs by filling in this form:

Tranmere Rovers Sensory Packs Please click the link to complete this form.

Delighted to say that we are going to be having an advertising board pitchside at Prenton Park this coming season!

🤝 We are delighted to announce that Disabled Rovers has become an official sponsor for the 2024/25 season.

This initiative shows our ongoing commitment to creating an inclusive and supportive environment for every fan attending Rovers fixtures and the Club's continuing engagement with fan groups.

Tap here to read more 👉 bit.ly/4fDsdrm

Our Ellis is going to be taking part in a 24 hour powersports challenge next month to raise funds for Greenbank Sports Academy (a sports centre in Liverpool that specialises in sports for disabled people), GB Power Hockey Association (which aims to grow the sport of power-hockey - a contact sport played by power wheelchair users which Ellis describes as “electric bumper cars) and local charity Claire House!

Find out more and donate here:

24hour Power sports, 9th Aug-10th Aug 2024 for Claire House Children's Hospice, GB Power Hockey & Greenbank Sport Academy Help Liam Ashton raise money to support Claire House Children's Hospice

Tranmere Rovers-watching is back after the summer break!

Our Ellis is in the raised-level wheelchair user seating in the AFC Fylde main stand!

This is phenomenal news and something we have long been pushing for!

♿️ Starting this 2024/25 season, we will be offering a wheelchair accessible coach for away game travel, reinforcing our commitment to ensuring that every fan can support Tranmere Rovers both home and away.

Tap here to read more 👉 tinyurl.com/434xp6vf

Delighted to say that we raised £300.85 from our tombola, replica shirt and vintage programme stall at the Tranmere Roversopen day on Sunday!

Thank you very much to everyone who took part or made a purchase! Tranmere Rovers Trust Tranmere Rovers Official Supporters Club Tranmere Rovers FC Supporter Liaison Officers

The good folks at Level Playing Field have got their annual fan survey going on at the moment.

If you’re a disabled Tranmere Rovers supporter or someone who goes to games with a disabled fan, please find some time to complete it.

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Replica shirts, a tombola, and a range of vintage programmes for sale here on the Disabled Rovers stall at Tranmere Rovers’ open day!

All to raise funds to support disabled Tranmere fans and those who come with them!

We’re really looking forward to participating in the Tranmere Rovers open day tomorrow at Prenton Park!

Come and see us for Tranmere memorabilia and other family-themed items!

All to raise funds for disabled members of the Super White Army and those who come with them!

Also, we will no longer be cash-only and we’ll be accepting card payments too 😊

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England players and staff were targets of online ableist slurs throughout the group stage.

💬 This included over 100 cases where Gareth Southgate was called a r*tard, on X alone.

📈 Disability abuse is rising year-on-year as a barrier to attending live sport.

Thank you so much for everyone who came along to NewFerry Rangers youth football festival to help us out at today’s event or bought a programme from our selection or lucky dip bag!

Here’s our Ellis who was giving out trophies and medals alongside former Tranmere player Alex Hay and Tranmere Rovers Trust committee member and New Ferry Rangers football festival organiser Simon Crabtree!

We go again tomorrow!

Selling a selection of not-quite-vintage football programmes at the New Ferry Rangers football festival to raise funds to support disabled Tranmere Rovers supporters and those who come with them!

For when people get the New Ferry Rangers football festival, we are next to the bake at home store selling football shirts… Just after the trophies

Just a quick message to see if anyone is available to help us⁩ out on Saturday and Sunday this week with our stall at the New Ferry Rangers football festival

🪴 Supporters are welcome to come and collect some of the soil which has been collected from the Prenton Park pitch for their gardening needs!

It is available from the stadium car park between 9am-5pm this week.

Great meeting tonight between members of our committee and Simon from the Tranmere Rovers Trust at the fabulous Rek 41, a non-alcoholic social club on the corner of Hamilton Street and Market Street in Birkenhead town centre!

Lots of great energy and ideas to go forward with!

Had a great weekend wheeling around the Wirral delivering badges to folk who ordered them in Claughton, Moreton, and Seacombe!

If you’d like a Disabled Rovers badge, please get in touch and we’ll sort out getting one to you! 3,50 each (plus postage, if required).

If you would like one of our badges, please get in touch and we can sort out getting one to you.

They are £3.50 (local delivery free or postage extra).

All funds go towards our work improving things for disabled supporters and those who come with them at Tranmere Rovers!

Would anyone be interested in giving powerchair football a go at Tranmere? Let us know if so!

A big thank you to the Tranmere Rovers FC Supporter Liaison Officers team for all their support and help to Disabled Rovers throughout this season. L

Everything you do is very much appreciated by all our members 💙💚🤍