City fans in home end at Crewe? (1 Viewer)

ccfcmpl · Jan 21, 2013

Alot of people have been saying that they're willing to go in the home end at Crewe.

Is this just talk or are some people willing to do it?

And if so, where about is everyone thinking of sitting?

Nick · Jan 21, 2013

I guess as long as you dont go in wearing a city shirt and shouting your mouth off you should be ok. It is just if we have an ending like PNE or Oldham or win on penalties it will be hard not jumping up!

ccfcmpl · Jan 21, 2013

Exactly, think if some are serious about going we should all try get seats in the same place instead of being scattered all over the ground!

skybluelee · Jan 21, 2013

Probably best not to broadcast on public forums where you are all planning to sit.

dadgad · Jan 21, 2013

I'm gonna sit in Home end right behind the goal about 10 rows back. I'll be wearing sky blue from head to toe and drinking special brew from 12pm.:guitar2::guitar2:

WYKENSKYBLUE · Jan 21, 2013

dadgad said:
I'm gonna sit in Home end right behind the goal about 10 rows back. I'll be wearing sky blue from head to toe and drinking special brew from 12pm.:guitar2::guitar2:

I think the special brew will give you away!

shy_tall_knight · Jan 21, 2013

List of grounds that I have sat in the home end whilst Cov have been playing there
Villa - twice, once got a bit nasty
Northampton (old ground)
Everton - twice
Man U - 3 times always in their corporate hospitality areas
Forest - corporate hospitality
Man City (Maine Road)
Spurs
Sheffield United
Torquay

On the whole if you are sensible and respectful you will be fine

superskyblue · Jan 21, 2013

I've done it at Spurs, Middlesbrough, Leeds, Reading, WBA, Birmingham, Villa and Bolton.

Treat it like life in general, if you don't go looking for trouble; trouble won't come looking for you.

Dan Griffin · Jan 21, 2013

dont think id be able to watch from the home end tbh id want to just runover into the away end

CovfanDan · Jan 21, 2013

I have thought about it and although i would like to think id be sensible enough not to get found out, its a long way for me to travel and risk getting turfed out the ground.

I couldnt see on crewealex.net how to buy tickets, either online or a phone number

ccfcmpl · Jan 21, 2013

Dan Griffin said:
dont think id be able to watch from the home end tbh id want to just runover into the away end

Im hoping that if I reveal myself as a city fan to the stewards they will take pity and throw me in the away end haha.

Don't think I will be able to contain myself if we score

SBS · Jan 21, 2013

If you sat behind the dug out I reckon you'd be ok, if you celebrated you'd just look like a staff member or something

shy_tall_knight · Jan 21, 2013

"corporate hospitality" - should be cheaper than normal.

Astute · Jan 21, 2013

Depends who you are with when you go in other end. I go in the Cardiff end each time we play them with my cousins. Great banter. Loved it last time when we scored right at the end. I was the only one in the whole stand celebrating. I go in the other end against fester as 2 of my brothers support them. They also come in our end with me. Also do it when with a mate who supports the other side. Also did grimsby in the home end as that ground is the coldest I know.

sky_blue_up_north · Jan 21, 2013

I reckon it will be pay on the gate for home fans, so you might just be able to turn up.

CovMatt1987 · Jan 21, 2013

For those of you who have sat in the opposing fan end before - what era are we talking? for example, did anyone do it in the 70's or 80's, when it could have got a little bit 'tasty' as Danny Dyer would say.

Ive done it twice, but am way too young for it to have been the 70's or 80's ;-) one was 1998 at Everton, last game of the season when they were close to going down. Even though I was only 14 it did feel a bit anxious, I spent the whole game doing a dodgy scouse accent. I recall going to the toilet and as I came out some bloke ran in excitedly telling me Chelsea were winning against Bolton. Fortunately I was able to respond with the one phrase I can pull off in a scouse accent 'are dey?' then legged it.

took everything I had not to jump up when Dion scored the last minute equaliser.

Gint11 · Jan 21, 2013

I wouldn't risk it. All it takes is a mindless moron to start trouble. Its a shame that fans can't sit together to watch a game like they do in Rugby but its best to stick in with your own.

Spence CCFC · Jan 21, 2013

I will be going in the home end, if we score a last minute winner I will be up celebrating and then heading straight out.

rob9872 · Jan 21, 2013

I was in the Trinity Road stand watching a number of City fans group up and sing LAST in the Holte at Villa (as suggested by Don Howe - idiot!). This was in standing times when fans could mob together and move about. This resulted in a very dangerous surge from behind (dangerous to our fans and theirs) as they attempted to squash and force City fans out of the front. Successful in this the City fans ran down the pitch to the rest of our fans to be greeted as heroes, whislt the Holte collectively sang "Run, run, City run, City run from the Villa". Could have been carnage and something I would definitely discourage.

We'll_live_and_die · Jan 21, 2013

If I was planning on going I'd be looking at corporate to be honest. Not too badly priced.

Meal In The Directors Lounge

This is one of the most prestigious packages available at Crewe Alexandra. For just £50 per person, you will receive a 3 course meal in the private Directors Lounge. You will also receive tea and coffee, light refreshments at half time, a copy of the club's match-day programme. Together with your seat in the Directors' Box.

Space is limited, so early bookings are advisable and are priced at just £50 per head..

For more information on any of our hospitality packages please contact Alison Bowler on 01270 213014 ext 113 or email abowler@crewealex.net

Gold Member For The Day

The club offers supporters the chance to experience 'Gold Membership' for just £35. It is a unique day for an unbeatable price.

This exclusive offer will provide you with a seat in the Directors' Box for the match and usage of the Gold Area in the Carlsberg Lounge and bar facilities before and after the game. That is not all because we also provide a buffet together with tea and coffee.

You will also receive a complimentary match day programme on arrival.

Please note for this offer, the dress code is smart casual. Children welcome at reduced rate.

If you are interested in this offer please contact our ticket office on 01270 213014.

http://www.crewealex.net/commercial/hospitality/

Astute · Jan 21, 2013

CovMatt1987 said:
For those of you who have sat in the opposing fan end before - what era are we talking? for example, did anyone do it in the 70's or 80's, when it could have got a little bit 'tasty' as Danny Dyer would say.

Ive done it twice, but am way too young for it to have been the 70's or 80's ;-) one was 1998 at Everton, last game of the season when they were close to going down. Even though I was only 14 it did feel a bit anxious, I spent the whole game doing a dodgy scouse accent. I recall going to the toilet and as I came out some bloke ran in excitedly telling me Chelsea were winning against Bolton. Fortunately I was able to respond with the one phrase I can pull off in a scouse accent 'are dey?' then legged it.

took everything I had not to jump up when Dion scored the last minute equaliser.

It was bad enough going with your own fans in the 80's than going in with the home fans on away days

The first time i'd have done it would have been early to mid 90's. Love the banter, but you never know when an idiot is going to start. Cardiff away with their fans is my favourite. I am a fair size myself, but my cousins make me look small. Just over 6' like me but twice as wide. Never had any problems in with their fans......yet. The banter is always great. Wouldn't go there without my cousins though. Had someone start mouthing off at me last time but he was told to shut it imp: The rest of them loved the banter.

kg82 · Jan 21, 2013

I went in the holte end with my dad, last game of the season in 92 when they nearly sent us down. Anyone says villa never cared about us, if you'd been there that day you'd change your mind! Think its the only time in my life I've been quiet for 2 hours... Talk more in my sleep!

cloughie · Jan 21, 2013

kg82 said:
I went in the holte end with my dad, last game of the season in 92 when they nearly sent us down. Anyone says villa never cared about us, if you'd been there that day you'd change your mind! Think its the only time in my life I've been quiet for 2 hours... Talk more in my sleep!

been there done it with brother in law vile fan agreed 'if you'd been there that day you'd change your mind!'

skybluesham · Jan 21, 2013

went in reading end (at least think it was reading) in some weird cup game and before kick off it was noted that we were cov fans and people started to get a bit irate. got a steward to walk us down side of pitch to cov fans, whilst getting loads of abuse and spat on a few times gave there fans a few wanker signs and a bit of abuse back only to be told we couldn't go in away as to full. managed to beg our way in and was then duly followed about ten minutes later by load more cov. Lost game as well on pens

You'll Never Beat McPake · Jan 21, 2013

Was in with spurs fans in 97 when we had to win to stay up. Spurs supporters were cursing when we scored, managed to hold it in. But for 2nd couldn't help me self. did get some stick but they didnt turn too ugly.

shoesmith81 · Jan 21, 2013

Crew require customer numbers to buy tickets. You can't get issued with a new customer number until after the 2nd leg.

Think they are clamping down.

Worth giving them a call though!

Stevec189 · Jan 21, 2013

Was in main stand at Crewe when we beat them 6-2! I really started to celebrate at 4.........also in home end for Spurs game the other week.

Suffolkskyblue · Jan 22, 2013

Rich said:
If I was planning on going I'd be looking at corporate to be honest. Not too badly priced. 
 
Meal In The Directors Lounge 
 
This is one of the most prestigious packages available at Crewe Alexandra. For just £50 per person, you will receive a 3 course meal in the private Directors Lounge. You will also receive tea and coffee, light refreshments at half time, a copy of the club's match-day programme. Together with your seat in the Directors' Box. 
 
Space is limited, so early bookings are advisable and are priced at just £50 per head.. 
 
For more information on any of our hospitality packages please contact Alison Bowler on 01270 213014 ext 113 or email <a href="mailto:abowler@crewealex.net">abowler@crewealex.net</a> 
 
Gold Member For The Day 
 
The club offers supporters the chance to experience 'Gold Membership' for just £35. It is a unique day for an unbeatable price. 
 
This exclusive offer will provide you with a seat in the Directors' Box for the match and usage of the Gold Area in the Carlsberg Lounge and bar facilities before and after the game. That is not all because we also provide a buffet together with tea and coffee. 
 
You will also receive a complimentary match day programme on arrival. 
 
Please note for this offer, the dress code is smart casual. Children welcome at reduced rate. 
 
If you are interested in this offer please contact our ticket office on 01270 213014. 
 
<a href="http://www.crewealex.net/commercial/hospitality/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.crewealex.net/commercial/hospitality/</a>

Have just tried to get a couple of hospitality tickets but they are all sold.

block30bloke · Jan 22, 2013

skybluesham said:
went in reading end (at least think it was reading) in some weird cup game and before kick off it was noted that we were cov fans and people started to get a bit irate. got a steward to walk us down side of pitch to cov fans, whilst getting loads of abuse and spat on a few times gave there fans a few wanker signs and a bit of abuse back only to be told we couldn't go in away as to full. managed to beg our way in and was then duly followed about ten minutes later by load more cov. Lost game as well on pens

Probably the Simod Cup semi-final at Elm Park, Reading 2/3/88 ...... penalty shoot out went on till past 11pm, I didn't get back home till 2am. Still have the Telegraph press-cutting in that programme !

mhuntcov1989 · Jan 22, 2013

You'll Never Beat McPake said:
Was in with spurs fans in 97 when we had to win to stay up. Spurs supporters were cursing when we scored, managed to hold it in. But for 2nd couldn't help me self. did get some stick but they didnt turn too ugly.

I was in the spurs end that day too as a budding 8 year old, what a day!

elephanttears · Jan 22, 2013

block30bloke said:
Probably the Simod Cup semi-final at Elm Park, Reading 2/3/88 ...... penalty shoot out went on till past 11pm, I didn't get back home till 2am. Still have the Telegraph press-cutting in that programme !

I was at that reading game but was very young, before the game my dad took me and my brother to Wembley for a stadium tour saying this is where will be playing the final a

Been in loads of away ends, at selhurst park for that Wimbledon game got tickets in their main stand as it was cheaper shook big rons hand at the dugout then we got took round the pitch to the rest of the cov fans. Went in the Everton end the day they needed to beat us to stay up, was very tense. Was in the Leeds end on boxing day for the crack we beat them 3-1 i think. Been in the Villa end above the cov fans when we beat them in the cup celebrated no problem. Swindon away in the cup their main stand. its never a problem as long as your sound, just like going any where really use common sense.

I will be going in the Crewe end without a doubt, as long as were not something like 4-0 up from the first leg.

glancy89 · Jan 22, 2013

i will be in the home end - you may need to go on royal mail post code finder and give yourself a local address to avoid risk of not getting one. Like most of the chaps on here have said, it wont be packed out in there end sit away from people and keep celebrations and comments to a minimum or go with a few mates so you can look after eachother (but doubt that would be needed) if you behave!

brinner · Jan 22, 2013

get tickets in their main stand.

turnstiles 18-22 will be the entrance closest to the city fans behind the goal.

Deleted member 4439 · Jan 22, 2013

Acccording to West Midlands Police, Crewe Alexandra are threatening to eject Coventry City supporters found in the home areas of Gresty Road for the Johnstones Paint Trophy Northern Area Final.

City sold their 2,346 allocation of tickets for the game on Wednesday February 20th within three hours of going on sale and City supporters, who missed out, have taken to getting tickets in the ends for home fans.

The Police have tweeted; "Crewe are aware of some Cov fans trying to purchase tickets on the home end for 2nd leg of the JPT.

"Any Cov supporters located in the home end at Crewe will be removed/ejected. Please be warned."

http://www.coventrycity-mad.co.uk/feat/ed15/crewe_threaten_to_eject_city_fans_780242/index.shtml

Don't shoot the messenger

Nick · Jan 22, 2013

How will they know who you support though? Unless you go in with your city scarf and shirt on.

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