Crewe Stopping Cov Fans Buying Tickets In The Home End (4 Viewers)

[shoesmith81]

I have just heard from a friend that if you are wanting to go in the home end at Crewe and buy a ticket you will need a customer number.

The only problem is that Crewe are not allowing fans to register for a customer number until after the 2nd leg.

My only advice would be to go on twitter and try and find a nice Crewe fan .

A real shame as I know a lot of you boys would have gone in the home end.

 

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[coundonskyblue]

If it doesnt sell out will they not allow pay on the gate?

 

[GusG]

I was going to then checked their website! Real kick in the teeth!

 

[shoesmith81]

That's a good question. Also I'm guessing if you drive to Crewe on the day or beforehand that you might not need a customer number on the day.

 

[Skybluesimon]

Lucky i live just outside crewe and have many crewe supporting mates then! :claping hands:

 

[shoesmith81]

Lucky guy!

Managed to luckily get 2 tickets at around 9.10am this morning online.

I think your inbox will be on fire this evening.

Try and find out if the Crewe fans are limited on the amount of tickets they can buy and post it on this thread.

 

[shropshirecov]

01270 213014 is their ticket office. Ring and ask!

£35 for corporate for me and my lad.

 

[Spence CCFC]

What's the corporate price per person.

 

[shropshirecov]

35 quid.......

 

[Spence CCFC]

35 quid.......

Weren't sure if your lad had to pay as well. What do you get for that? I heard corporate was sold out?

 

[pusbccfc]

If you went on the day, what's stopping you sign up?

 

[skablue]

Just has a look on the Crewe footymad forum, their fans predict the crowd will be no more than 8000 some predicting as little as 6000, one guy even proposed giving us their main stand which holds about 6500 and they have the other 3 sides. It is inevitable that people will travel without tickets so Crewe and the local Police will have to make contigency plans to accomodate the fans, I imagine the Police would rather have all the City fans inside the stadium as it's far easier to contain any potential problems by having us all in one place. If I we're in charge at Crewe I would only sell tickets in the main stand to home fans and keep the stand behind the goal free to accomodate the Sky Blue Army.

 

[covey1987]

Went there a few years back in the championship and we filled two stands, one behind the goal and the whole of the stand opposite their main stand. I agree that the club & police should have a contingency plan to accommodate the SBA without tickets.

 

[Harry Grout]

Just has a look on the Crewe footymad forum, their fans predict the crowd will be no more than 8000 some predicting as little as 6000, one guy even proposed giving us their main stand which holds about 6500 and they have the other 3 sides. It is inevitable that people will travel without tickets so Crewe and the local Police will have to make contigency plans to accomodate the fans, I imagine the Police would rather have all the City fans inside the stadium as it's far easier to contain any potential problems by having us all in one place. If I we're in charge at Crewe I would only sell tickets in the main stand to home fans and keep the stand behind the goal free to accomodate the Sky Blue Army.

I live in Crewe and know Gresty Road fairly well. The stadium only holds around 10,000, of which the Main Stand accounts for around 70%. I don't know what contingency plans you could make as there isn't physically anywhere else for the Cov fans to go. I'm sure we have got the away side and behind one goal (the Family Stand). I would be surprised if the Crewe fans couldn't fill, or nearly fill most of the other two stands.

 

[Happy_Martian]

Has anyone considered speaking to the Football Liaison Officer in the local Constabulary ? If there is a contingency, they may have some advice ( though it'll probably be "Don't travel without a ticket").