Wrexham - attendance?

[kevo]

How many tix have we sold?

 

[severnside gull]

No idea but I reckon we will get a crowd of around 15K-17K

 

[SeagullSongs]

Wrexham have sold about 2000 tickets, possibly rising to 2,200 or even more!

I reckon it'll be just under 18k attendance, would be nice to get 20k but I don't think most of our fans see this is a high-priority match.
It should be! It's the first FA Cup game at the Amex for heaven's sake!

 

[Drumstick]

I think you can add few for the 'Palace points push' also.

 

[SeagullSongs]

I think you can add few for the 'Palace points push' also.

I would be one of those, but fortunately my Posh ticket already brings me nicely to 1400

 

[Lady Gull]

I managed to get out of my visit up North - just bought a ticket for the North!!! Can't wait xxx

 

[kevo]

No idea but I reckon we will get a crowd of around 15K-17K

Would be great if that's correct - would be surprised if it was high as 17,000 tho

 

[Albion Dan]

Would be great if that's correct - would be surprised if it was high as 17,000 tho

Apparently 15k already sold in the home ends and 2k away so def over 17k.

 

[Working class pride]

Always be people that decide to go on the Friday and on the Saturday. Expect another 1000 to go between now and the game. Looks like 18000 plus with 2000/2500 Wrexham. Personally I'd like to see the remaining tickets sold to schools to pack the place out.

 

[Husty]

Apparently 15k already sold in the home ends and 2k away so def over 17k.

I'd expect a roughly 18k attendance then, not much lower than some league games.

 

[SeagullSongs]

Average home support this season in the League = 18,357.
Average away support this season in the League = 1788.

Giving an average attendance of 20,145.

Looks like it'll be a bit below average, but it shows what great support Wrexham are bringing, it should be the 6th highest away following!

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Just bought four tickets in the East. Excellent effort from Wrexham's travelling fans for what is a long journey and hardly a glam tie for them in spite of past love-ins between the two clubs.

At £14.40 for an adult ticket in the North or South and kids tickets from £1.80 to £3.60 Albion fans really should be laying siege to the ticket office to scoop up the remainder. Come on people!

 

[Monkey Man]

I've just switched from the family stand to the west lower in order to bring along five people instead of the normal three.

There seems to be reasonable availability in some good spots, even if you want to get three or four people together.

Family stand is pretty chocker, which it should be at those prices.

 

[Moshe Gariani]

I've just switched from the family stand to the west lower in order to bring along five people instead of the normal three.

There seems to be reasonable availability in some good spots, even if you want to get three or four people together.

Family stand is pretty chocker, which it should be at those prices.

There is still good availability in some reasonable spots but large sections are getting closer to being sold out - including the Family Stand and parts of the West Upper...

The areas that look like being most sparsely populated are the wings of the North Stand - unless there is a rush of sales then these areas will be surprisingly empty despite a healthy overall attendance.

 

[Steve Foster]

BHA v Wrexham - FA Cup Score Predictor

Looking forward to this one.

 

[Superphil]

I reckon there will be no need for POTG

 

[Half Man Half Biscuit]

I was in the ticket office today and the club expect a crowd of around 18,000 with 1,500-2,000 away fans. Pretty, pretty good if you ask me.

 

[arewethereyet?]

18,279

 

[robbie c]

Excellent effort from Wrexham's travelling fans for what is a long journey and hardly a glam tie for them in spite of past love-ins between the two clubs.


Current odds 6/1 for a wrexham win; given their form and Gus's hints at our Development squad playing, I reckon they will be able to pay for the trip from their winnings!

 

[Simster]

Just bought four tickets in the East. Excellent effort from Wrexham's travelling fans for what is a long journey and hardly a glam tie for them in spite of past love-ins between the two clubs.

It's not a bad draw for them. OK, not a big Premiership club, but a better draw than at least 7 or 8 Premiership clubs and at a brand new stadium in a decent city. I'd expect any proper football club who have fallen from grace (such as Wrexham) to bring a few here.