Crewe ticket sales (2 Viewers)
- Thread starter Andy69
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my work tried to buy tickets in the premier club yesterday and it was completely sold out in the lower tier so they are now selling the upper tier. Not sure about the rest of the stadium tickets though.
Lord_Nampil
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7500 is tickets sold before adding Corporate on top of that...... if you look on the web site theres about 10500 tickets left for sale.... if you say theres 18000 seats on sale for each game then 7500 is about right !
Skyblueweeman
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I assume you can pay on the day at the same price?
letsallsingtogether
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Yes should have at least one extra coming with us this week.
He only comes when it is an offer or a free ticket then never stops moaning about how shit we are.
Good job he's not a regular or we would chin him.
He only comes when it is an offer or a free ticket then never stops moaning about how shit we are.
Good job he's not a regular or we would chin him.
But can he sing?
letsallsingtogether
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only if it is a Deep Purple, Whitesnake or Rainbow song.........:guitar2::guitar2:
Broken Hearted Sky Blue
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Oh no:facepalm:you didn't tell me he was coming its bad enough with the two i'm taking
no_loyalty
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Purchased 4 yesterday in block 19, still lots available, hopefully a decent turnout
I just had a quick look on the site, looks like it will be a good turnout.
Standard Zone: 7,802 available
Premium Zone: 1,458 available
Family Zone: 1,101 available.
Total available: 10,361
I guess 5K available in the away stand as i can't see Crewe bringing more than 1K. So with all that in mind i guess around 15/16K sold already.
pusbccfc
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No way will there be 15,000 there.
What they done with the tickets then?
chiefdave
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have you allowed for parts of the ground being closed off?
Good point, what you reckon 3K?
torchomatic
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Covkid1968#
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Me too...I'm taking both kids despite having the offer of a Corporate seat....looking forward to it
chiefdave
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Because we're only getting 8K there and the more of the ground the open up the more staff they need and the more it costs at a guess.
skyblueinBaku
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I won't know until Friday whether or not I can get to the Crewe game. Obviously, if I go it will be pay on the gate which I haven't done before. Can someone please explain the system? Is there a specific turnstile for each section, or just one for all sections of the ground?
pusbccfc
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You can buy online and collect up until Saturday lunchtime.
If you aren't bothered about where you want to sit, then block 24/25/26 are where you can pay on the gate.
skyblueinBaku
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Thanks, pusbccfc.
SlowerThanPlatt
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Club tweeted out over 9000 sold
SlowerThanPlatt
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I'm guessing so.
SlowerThanPlatt
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GEORGE Ray says Crewe Alex will make Coventry City’s plan to generate an intimidating atmosphere at the Ricoh Arena backfire on Saturday.
The Sky Blues have slashed ticket prices in the hope of swelling home support for the game between two sides still in danger near the foot of League One.
Adults will get in for £10 instead of £22, concessions are £5 rather than £15, and some juniors will gain entry for as little as £2.
It’s a similar ploy to the one Coventry used for the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy semi-final first leg between the clubs two years ago.
Then, more than 30,000 people created a wall of noise.
But that day, Crewe ran out 3-0 winners. Now defender Ray, 21, is eying a repeat performance.
“I remember it, it was a full house,” he said.
“As you saw, it doesn’t always work in your favour.
“If you are not performing the crowd can get on your back and you can end up playing worse.
“Hopefully we can use it to our advantage.
“When we go to these big places we seem to perform better. It must just get everyone going that little bit more.”
The Sky Blues have slashed ticket prices in the hope of swelling home support for the game between two sides still in danger near the foot of League One.
Adults will get in for £10 instead of £22, concessions are £5 rather than £15, and some juniors will gain entry for as little as £2.
It’s a similar ploy to the one Coventry used for the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy semi-final first leg between the clubs two years ago.
Then, more than 30,000 people created a wall of noise.
But that day, Crewe ran out 3-0 winners. Now defender Ray, 21, is eying a repeat performance.
“I remember it, it was a full house,” he said.
“As you saw, it doesn’t always work in your favour.
“If you are not performing the crowd can get on your back and you can end up playing worse.
“Hopefully we can use it to our advantage.
“When we go to these big places we seem to perform better. It must just get everyone going that little bit more.”
Otis
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Exactly!
Was just about to say the same thing. How we never won that game is beyond me. We had something like 24 shots and their goal led a charmed life.
Hope we play like that again. We will murder them.