Re: Crusaders away : Mon May 30, 2011 4:21 pm  

1905 wrote:

Got my tickets on Saturday, along with my Wigan tickets. Girl behind the counter said that they hadn't sold that many because everyone was buying QF tickets. May be a bit too much for some to shell out for two games together. (Thank you Matercard) Why have the tickets gone on sale so far in advance?

Why wouldn't you put them on sale? End of the month and people have been paid and it gives a week for season ticket holders to get their ticket first before anyone else.

Re: Crusaders away : Mon May 30, 2011 6:31 pm  

Re: Crusaders away : Mon May 30, 2011 7:54 pm  

Lord Tony Smith wrote:

Bad luck. Yeah, we filled that top end last year and had fans on the side. I think the top bit holds around 2.5-3k so I assume it will be near full on Friday night.

Eric Roberts (Builders) Stand:
This is an all-seater, fully covered stand. Situated behind the goal, this stand seats 3,800 spectators and provides supporters with an excellent view close to the heart of the action on the pitch.

I expect that the top part of the stand holds maybe 2200 based on this.

Re: Crusaders away : Mon May 30, 2011 8:22 pm  

Tin Soldier wrote:

Eric Roberts (Builders) Stand:
This is an all-seater, fully covered stand. Situated behind the goal, this stand seats 3,800 spectators and provides supporters with an excellent view close to the heart of the action on the pitch.

I expect that the top part of the stand holds maybe 2200 based on this.

Based on that I reckon the top section holds 2,800. Because the top section has alot of seats whereas the bottom section isn't very big at all.

Re: Crusaders away : Mon May 30, 2011 8:26 pm  

Lord Tony Smith wrote:

Based on that I reckon the top section holds 2,800. Because the top section has alot of seats whereas the bottom section isn't very big at all.

Prob somewhere in the middle, as top looks about twice as big, so about 2500. I'll get there early and count them.

Re: Crusaders away : Tue May 31, 2011 8:06 am  

Tin Soldier wrote:

Eric Roberts (Builders) Stand:
This is an all-seater, fully covered stand. Situated behind the goal, this stand seats 3,800 spectators and provides supporters with an excellent view close to the heart of the action on the pitch.

I expect that the top part of the stand holds maybe 2200 based on this.

So long as you're not behind a pillar!

Re: Crusaders away : Tue May 31, 2011 11:44 am  

I can't see it being anything other than a Wire win either! Hopefully, we will make the result look respectable We shouldn't be taken for granted though, because at Saints we put in a real fight and the score certainly didn't give a fair reflection of the game. I've been to watch you guys about 6 times this season already, and you are certainly playing like Champions, and I think it will continue on Friday night. Your defence won't leak many and we won't be able to withstand the pressure you will put us under. We'll see, eh? Just hope you come in strong numbers, as you usually do! The pies brought about 2,500 to Wrexham, you'd better beat that! don't want them horrible crusties bringing the most all season! LOL. Look forward to seeing you all in the Turf before hand on Friday!

Re: Crusaders away : Tue May 31, 2011 4:44 pm  

GouldyCrusader wrote:

I can't see it being anything other than a Wire win either! Hopefully, we will make the result look respectable We shouldn't be taken for granted though, because at Saints we put in a real fight and the score certainly didn't give a fair reflection of the game. I've been to watch you guys about 6 times this season already, and you are certainly playing like Champions, and I think it will continue on Friday night. Your defence won't leak many and we won't be able to withstand the pressure you will put us under. We'll see, eh? Just hope you come in strong numbers, as you usually do! The pies brought about 2,500 to Wrexham, you'd better beat that! don't want them horrible crusties bringing the most all season! LOL. Look forward to seeing you all in the Turf before hand on Friday!

Wheres the best place to park for free ?

Re: Crusaders away : Wed Jun 01, 2011 9:01 am  

For free.... Maesgwyn Road most probably. As you going down the Mold Road towards the ground. Go past the ground and its the right turning straight after before you get to the bridge. It'll be fine down there loads of people park down there. Just make sure you don't park on any of the double yellow lines or your wheels are touching the pathways. If so, they'll book you! :/ other than that there are a few retail parks near the ground that you can park in.

Re: Crusaders away : Wed Jun 01, 2011 9:32 am  

I remember in 98 when we went Huddersfield and my dad parked on the bnq.

Only after the game he found a fine for £25 he was,nt very happy.

Just persavier and pay the £5 as my dad does now lol.