What about junior ST vouchers? Can I trade them in?

You will have to exchange for a concessions ticket I think. Are you really still a junior or ripping off Mr McManus?!

It's mini-ski's. There are lots of vile rumours about me having used it blind drunk around the league, and they are all lies. I think. I was too drunk to remember!

They have obviously learnt a little from the Salford game as they have laid on an a stall for visiting fans to ease the pressure on the club shop.

"Home Fans (those situated in the Mold Stand or Yale Stand) will be able to collect their tickets from the club shop.
Away Fans (those situated in the Eric Roberts Stand) should collect their tickets from the stall situated outiside the ground behind the Yale Stand. Away fans without tickets will also be able to purchase tickets from this stall however IT IS CASH ONLY. For other types of transaction i.e credit cards, then you should buy from the club shop.
Cash turnstiles will not be in operation on matchday but tickets will be able to be purchased in the club shop next to the ground, remember though you have missed out on making savings because you didn't preboook. Please turn up early."

Quote ="crusading leyther"www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=2373 Crusaders Vs St Helens, Saturday August 21st KO 7.15pm, The Racecourse, Wrexham To avoid aggravation at the Racecourse, Wrexham on Saturday buy tickets in advance (at £15) and save £5. There are no cash turnstiles on match days. Away Fans (those situated in the Eric Roberts Stand) should collect their tickets from the stall situated outside the ground behind the Yale Stand. Away fans without tickets will also be able to purchase tickets from this stall however THIS STALL IS CASH ONLY and will be £20 each on the day (concessions available). For other types of transaction i.e credit cards, you should buy from the club shop next to the stadium on Mold Road i.e the main road. Cash turnstiles will not be in operation on match day but tickets can also be purchased (cash or credit cards) in the club shop next to the ground. Please turn up early. Buy before 3pm Friday August 20th to save money otherwise match day prices apply. Tickets are available at the club shop on Mold Road, online at www.crusadersrfl.com or by calling 01978 262 129.'" Quote if your travelin down without a ticket get there early to buy one from the club. as our club shop is a shambles on match day.'" £20 to avoid aggravation (£15 with discount). Sounds like the perfect receipe to be an armchair supporter for this one. I can get aggravated for free (well the cost of sky subscription) listening to Eddy & Stevo!

Quote ="crusading leyther"www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=2373 Crusaders Vs St Helens, Saturday August 21st KO 7.15pm, The Racecourse, Wrexham To avoid aggravation at the Racecourse, Wrexham on Saturday buy tickets in advance (at £15) and save £5. There are no cash turnstiles on match days. Away Fans (those situated in the Eric Roberts Stand) should collect their tickets from the stall situated outside the ground behind the Yale Stand. Away fans without tickets will also be able to purchase tickets from this stall however THIS STALL IS CASH ONLY and will be £20 each on the day (concessions available). For other types of transaction i.e credit cards, you should buy from the club shop next to the stadium on Mold Road i.e the main road. Cash turnstiles will not be in operation on match day but tickets can also be purchased (cash or credit cards) in the club shop next to the ground. Please turn up early. Buy before 3pm Friday August 20th to save money otherwise match day prices apply. Tickets are available at the club shop on Mold Road, online at www.crusadersrfl.com or by calling 01978 262 129.'" Quote if your travelin down without a ticket get there early to buy one from the club. as our club shop is a shambles on match day.'" £20 to avoid aggravation (£15 with discount). Sounds like the perfect receipe to be an armchair supporter for this one. I can get aggravated for free (well the cost of sky subscription) listening to Eddy & Stevo!

not good enough by crusaders.its 2010 for gods sake.why cant you turn up and pay to get in without having to buy a ticket from a tent first ?i wont know till 3pm saturday if i can go or not.reading some posts on here i think i will give it a miss,only the second game ive missed all season.this is the entertainment business,there are a lot of people out there looking for my money,perhaps i will spend it where there is less confusion and aggravation.

Don't you think your reaction is a bit OTT?

That's the whole point of the Crusaders publicising the the ticketing arrangements - to avoid your confusion and aggravation. Simple really.

Yup. But some Saints fans have a hard time getting to grips with these things.

Some Saints fans wont be reading these these forums, some neutrals might turn up wanting to watch the game, it sounds like a bunch of s running the ticket office to me... !!
I am in wrexham Saturday working, (dont know what time i will finish) ... I dont intend going through any of the hassle mentioned above... I will watch it in the pub.

And BTW... I was taking at least four people with me who have never seen a rl game before. so thats a loss for the game !... ( 3 of them live in wrexham).

Well, it's down to your own daft attitude so don't go blaming the Crusaders for that. That's entirely your own responsibility.

And you wouldn't be the first Saints fan to be within spitting distance of a live game but instead opt to go into the pub!

I think I'll not bother now. I am working till 4 in Preston. Had it been advertised as ticket only sooner, I would have got one from the club shop on Friday night.

But oh no. This is rugby league. We have to be awkward and make people's lives difficult.

So, instead of bombing down the motorway and handing some nice lady some money and walking through a turnstyle, I'll sit at home. The farce of turning up and having to queue to get a ticket for an unreserved stand with little time to get in as it is has put me off.

How about asking one of your 3 friends who lives in Wrexham to pick up your ticket or go to your club shop? If prefer watching away games from the pub rather than live in a Stadium thats fine too.

Not really,how hard is it to open a cash turnstyle ?.Why treat customers like this.I run a business and i make it as easy as possible for customers to part with their money.
I want Crusaders to become an established club in Wrexham,i relly want it to work,but listening to the stories from Salford fans who couldnt get in i really think they are going the wrong way trying to attract fans.After all its not as if its going to be a sell out.

Why is it such a problem getting a ticket from the office and then walking for one minute to get into the ground?
Many of you will have to walk past the ticket office from your cars before you get to your allocated stand.

i'd have to agree mate, whats the fecking problem? its an away game so you arrive AT LEAST 30-15 mins early, plenty time to buy your ticket, talk about making a mountain out of a molehill!

For most Saints fans, none. For some Saints fans, it's just another excuse to go to the pub to watch the match!

The problem I am having is the mahoosive queuing in line with the potential for this mahoosive queuing to result in me missing a good portion of the first half.

Had this been made clear sooner, I would have a ticket in my hand now.

And another problem is finishing work late, I had this game down as a must, but as said above, hassle getting in the ground is the last thing you need after an hard days graft !!... saintsfan must work a 9- 5 in a comfy warm office and has tunnell vision ! ... the wrexham lads will be working with me, they was going to go the game.. but after hearing about the hassle they will have to go through...sorry, wife and kids come first!

I hope you have a season pass. It would be a shame for you to miss Saints last ever game at Knowsley Road because it's ticket only and it would be to much hassle for you to get one!

im sure a family member will get me a ticket for the wire game in the play-offs

Won't that game be played at the Haliwell Jones?

What's that got to do with standing in a queue for a ticket for 15-20mins?

Would wife and kids not have come first if you'd only had to queue for 5 minutes on a cash turnstile?

If the game is made all ticket because it will sell out fine, but at a half empty ground how hard can it be to operate a couple of cash turnstiles.

That said I can remember going to wakey couple of years back and having to wait outside for a while for someone else to pay cash at the turnstile cos I was paying for a 15 quid ticket with a twenty.