Tranmere Rovers vs Bolton Wanderers in the 3rd division play-off final 90-91

Johnny King's Rovers back Wembley for the fourth time in 2 years and the second time in week to try to win promotion to division 2 for the first time in 60 years.  The original trip to the moon.  Tranmere dominant at times in a long game of few chances at a sun drenched Wembley,  It went to extra time and Chris Malkin scored in the first extra 15 when the keeper saved Ged Brannan's shot.  Onwards and upwards for the Deadly Sub.

Wembley has since been rebuilt by Tranmere chair Mark Palios and renamed Prenton Park South in his honour.

We are going up.  Back in League 2. That's the Championship in new money.

MOTM  Higgsy. Love him.

The lockdown hair award goes to Bolton keeper David Felgate for an awesome hair and mustache combo.

Do you think Bolton sacked their kit man for shrinking their shorts in a boil wash.

See you at a soggy Aldershot in  few days.

Love Tranmerekat  🐾

2019/20 Not End of Season Awards

Tranmere's awards night was held at Not the End of the Season for very different reason this year.  

Hosted tonight by Tranmere legend Ray Stubble

The awards and winners were as follows:

Players Player of the Year: Liam Ridehalgh

Well done Rides, well deserved.  

Unsung Hero Award

Janice Monty - Thanks for all the tickets

Norman Wilson Award: Santini group. 

Thanks for the new pitch.  Looks good enough to dance on. 

Young Player of the Year: Corey Blackett Taylor

Congrats Corey.  Good luck catching him to hand over the trophy  🏃

Player of the Year Kieron Morris 

Well deserved that.  Very consistent. 

Goal of the season Ollie Banks against Peterborough.  

"Shoot Ollie' came the cry. King of the the worldie our Ollie. 👑

Well done everyone.  🍾🥂

Hope to see you soon.

Love Tranmerekat 🐾

25.05.2019 Tranmere Rovers v Newport County - League Two Play-Off Final

The Super White Army travelled to Prenton Park South for the 3rd time in as many years.  This time the prize was promotion to league 1.   In a baking hot Wembley, neither team created many chances and Nors missed a few Both had a penalty appeal turned down.  Turning point was the sending off of O'Brian for a second yellow leaving Rovers facing 10 men for the third game in  row.  We all know how it ends...

This is Buxton

Away from Bakinson

This is Pringle

Now Caprice

Caprice with the cross

The header

It's in

Connor Jenniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiings

The End

Back in league 1.

See you soon.  

Stay safe.

Tranmerekat  🐾