Tranmere Rovers Football Club

Someone was very rude to me during my sex change surgery and said I wasn’t an actual woman but a «Mere Tran.» I thought this was so rude, that I formed a team using these hateful words, flipped around, taking back the insult and empowering myself with it.
Indeed, if a Merekat is transgender, then it’s a Meretran, and if a train turns out to just be a tram, then it’s a Meretram. So all that aside, what about the team.
First-​Hand Experience: I have to give 5 stars to this team because they are the pride of the Wirral and part of Merseyside and just a really well-​supported and lovely club with an intense, big stadium. I’ve been to see them at home 4 times and will be going again. One of my fave lower tier clubs and some of the best fans you can imagine.
I last saw them play live in 2007 so I’m overdue for a 5^th time watching them.
They are the pride of Birkenhead, with fantastic crowds and a great little intense stadium. If they had ever made it to the Prem, which they nearly did, they’d have really given Everton and Liverpool some fun games. They call people from the Wirral all sorts, but in the end they’re all Merseysiders and Liverpudlians together.
They play in all white, have a crowd of nearly 17k, and tragically just got relegated to the Conference, so for the first time since being founded in 1884, they will play outside the league next season. Hopefully they will bounce back fast, that’s what she said.
They amazingly reached the League Cup Final in 2000. They reached the FA Cup Quarters in 00, 01, and 04.
Their heyday was when former LFC great John Aldridge and former EFC great Pat Nevin joined and teamed up to fire them to 3 successive play off finals. However they missed out on the Premier League each time by losing in the final, and then things were never the same. The freefall is hopefully now over, and they can rise up again.

Prenton Park may not be the most state of the art football ground, but the community spirit and atmosphere is amazing. You can get something to eat or drink at a reasonable price and take part in the Equilizer with a chance to win a cash prize. They often lay on half time entertainment and have a family friendly mascot, Rover. I have enjoyed many visits to Prenton Park with my family and would definitely recommend it as a fun day out to be had by all. The actual match ticket prices are fairly reasonable too.