You can pick your seat and pay online following the link: - www.ticketlord.com/wrexham.htm If you look, tickets are selling well, looks like Mold Rad stand is just about full already

You can pick your seat and pay online following the link: - www.ticketlord.com/wrexham.htm If you look, tickets are selling well, looks like Mold Rad stand is just about full already

Yep I'd 4-5k would be impressive, but if they don't get that it doesn't mean its the end. After all the club with the lowest average crowd last year wasn't Celtic.

I wonder what the average att for Wrexham FC is, I would of thought somewhere around that mark.

Wrexham FC own supporters have really got behind a Super League Team using there Ground, quite alot buying season tickets etc...

If they finish bottom again, is it this year that a SL Team will get relegated?

From conferencegrounds.co.uk

Average Attendance:
2008-2009: 3,293 (Blue Square Premier)
2007-2008: 4,234 (League Two)
2006-2007: 5,030 (League Two)

So yeh, in that ballpark (albeit dropping off recently)

I would say that's about right, I wouldn't of thought Away sides from the Conference take many travelling fans.

Be interesting when Ull KR visit they will have to open the Kop End behind the sticks
When I last visited here, the Kop End was closed because the stand was falling down. Let's hope they get the repairs done in time for all there millions of fans

Well York City were at home to Newport County last night (although it was an FA Vase match - arguably* the best cup competition in world football)

Attd. was just over 1,500 and Newport brought 52 fans. On a Tuesday night, that is dedication indeed. (Tho they lost 1-0)

So if Crusaders can aim for 3-4k home supporters each week, their attendances could reach 5k+ with certain away supporters which would be more than acceptable considering.


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