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4 of us going and making a full day of it. Win, lose or draw we'll enjoy ourselves.

Disappointing, despite what's going on.

Mine also finally arrived today.

Just had a call from the ticket office at Crawley confirming that my tickets have been sent out and that if I didn't receive them within the next day or two then to call back and get them re-printed ready for collection. Decent and friendly customer service. The lady did say that they had been...

£53.20 for 4 us from Princes Risborough. Very good value

I think that the town centre is only a short walk from the station for those that are there early enough, otherwise there's a couple of pubs on the way to the ground.

Has anyone received their Crawley tickets yet?

Northampton is easier for me to get to but I wont be going; proper away games only starting at Crawley. A lot of clubs in league 1 will have average attendances of less than 8k, if we take similar numbers away from home as last season we can effectively turn some of these games into 'home'...

4 in the bag

86 mile round trip instead of 160 so actually closer! But, no I won't be renewing

Email sent.

Obviously I've missed it being posted before

A quick google search found this, an interesting read and quite damning in places. http://footylaw.wordpress.com/2013/06/19/will-coventry-city-fcs-new-owners-fail-the-fit-and-proper-person-test/

I'll be amazed if they re allowed to do that, mainly because all ticket money goes to the home club. I'm sure a few other teams would kick up a stink, particulalry seeing as we have one of the best away followings in the division. Either way, people would simply pay on the gate instead.

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There isn't going to be much of a profit after all that!

If we're at the Ricoh, then I'll be renewing, if we're anywhere outside of Cov then I won't be.

I went to Orient last season, a very good day out! The away stand is poor though with a lack of space on the concourse.

Lloyd McGrath, George Curtis, Killer, big Mo and Dean Emerson - toughest. David Speedie and Dennis Wise weren't exactly shy either. Julian Darby - weakest