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Where did you get the 17 quid from? Crewe Alexandra FC (Home) League 1 Saturday, 23 February Kick Off: 15:00 Applies To On Sale Tickets CCFC Members 12/13 21 January (8 tks) General Sale 4 February (8 tks) JSB Members 12/13 21 January (8 tks) ST Priority 21 January (8 tks) General...

Yep, setting off from work shortly.

Can't see it happening, he'll be too unpredictable for the board and just as liable to walk out on us

Away end holds around 1350 (which is what Portsmouth had on sat), still 2 weeks away yet so 250 odd at this stage is ok, would expect 500+ depending on how the next few games go.

Same here, with the expectation of not going through so if we do it'll be all the more sweeter.

I am a season ticket holder and am expecting 1 ticket only (if we get there), basically the same for any other cup tickets.

I'm only expecting 1 ticket (if we get there), I don't think it'd be fair if I was allowed 2 or more.

Same here, stopping over with a West Ham mate for the night.

Hopefully you lot will boost the Cov crowd for the Bournemouth game on the 26th Feb?

It was, although Crewe were initially given tickets for Block 9, they're been pushed across to 6,7 and 8. Block 9 has sold out to Cov fans only.

Got to be honest I very rarely wear colours, however I do have a few scarfs knocking around which I will dig out, some of the people I'm coming up with have been asking if I have any spares!

Fair play to you for sticking to that stance, I know many people wouldn't.

I think you may be missing the point a little, I think that a lot of people are getting excited not because it's the JPT but because for once we're going to have a ground full of Cov fans and they want to be part of it. If you are going I take it that you won't bother joining in then?

Doesn't bother me mate; I just fail to understand the negative vibes. As a ST holder I can't wait to see the stadium pretty much full of Cov fans for once; It'll make a change from the league games!

And we're no different to any other business in that respect, think about when there's a fuel shortage/strike action and the amount of garages who suddenly whack there prices up; that's taking advantage. People wil buy if the price is right and I suspect that the shop will do a roaring trade...

Amazing seeing as you can pick up a scarf for 5.99 and a t-shirt for 15-20 quid.

It's no worse or better than many other cities. Have you been to Luton or Swindon lately?

Had the ticket been £25 would you still have bought one?

Damn good idea, why don't you email the club/telegraph/cwr and get them to publicise it.

Yep, my oldest is a Liverpool fan whose coming up, although to be fair he's been to around 6/7 games already this season including at least 3 away.