www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=729 Quote Don't wait until the day before buying your tickets. If they carry on selling at this rate, you may be disappointed.Crusaders fans are advised to get their tickets sooner rather than later for the Leeds Rhinos clash at The Racecourse this Friday (kick-off 8pm) as the game is heading for a sell-out. Around 800 tickets were sold this Monday giving the Crusaders a new record crowd four days before kick-off! It will also be a record rugby league crowd for the ground itself beating the 6,373 fans who turned up to watch an exciting Wales v England match in Wrexham in 2001 which saw England win 42-33, the last rugby league match to be played at The Racecourse before this week's much anticipated encounter. Last week, ticket sales had already topped the 5,597 crowd figure for last year's encounter with Leeds Rhinos in Newport as well as last year's well-publicised engage Super League home opener in Bridgend that drew 5,272 fans to a classic match against Hull FC. Crusaders' previous home record crowd was 6,351 against St Helens in Bridgend last year. That is now gone and the only question now is how high it is going to rise. The club are sending out a message saying "Don't wait until the day before buying your tickets. If they carry on selling at this rate, you may be disappointed." '" Fantastic news, should be a great evening. Hopefully many of the fans will return for future games.

www.crusadersrfl.com/article.php?id=729 Quote Don't wait until the day before buying your tickets. If they carry on selling at this rate, you may be disappointed.Crusaders fans are advised to get their tickets sooner rather than later for the Leeds Rhinos clash at The Racecourse this Friday (kick-off 8pm) as the game is heading for a sell-out. Around 800 tickets were sold this Monday giving the Crusaders a new record crowd four days before kick-off! It will also be a record rugby league crowd for the ground itself beating the 6,373 fans who turned up to watch an exciting Wales v England match in Wrexham in 2001 which saw England win 42-33, the last rugby league match to be played at The Racecourse before this week's much anticipated encounter. Last week, ticket sales had already topped the 5,597 crowd figure for last year's encounter with Leeds Rhinos in Newport as well as last year's well-publicised engage Super League home opener in Bridgend that drew 5,272 fans to a classic match against Hull FC. Crusaders' previous home record crowd was 6,351 against St Helens in Bridgend last year. That is now gone and the only question now is how high it is going to rise. The club are sending out a message saying "Don't wait until the day before buying your tickets. If they carry on selling at this rate, you may be disappointed." '" Fantastic news, should be a great evening. Hopefully many of the fans will return for future games.

Love the picture on the Crusaders site:

How cheesy is that picture!!

If they can't sell a home match against the Super League Champions in the first ever SL match at Wrexham, then ther really would be little hope for the clubs future.



I can think of at least 5 clubs in the Championship who would attract 8,000+ crowds for such a fixture.

I can`t ...



Leigh and Widnes couldn`t even manage it in SL ...

I would like to remind people that this game is on Sky, I am very suprised that the attendance is so high!

Good to see that it could be a sell out, whats the Capacity at the Racecourse Ground.

At the moment its 10,500 because the terrace is closed, but with the terrace it would be 15,500.

I hope you aren't including Halifax in the 5 as recent history would prove otherwise!

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Apparently it will less then 10,500 because some seats are closed for safety, sky camera men etc! Duno how many but i hope it tops 10k after all the hype.

Yeah, brilliant news. You'll be pleased to hear that Turner predicetd a sell-out for OUR inaugural match against Leeds LAST year.



What you need to know is that Turner considers the thousands of speculative free tickets for schools he has issued as "sales".



And what ELSE you need to consider is that Turner NEEDS the move back to "heartlands adjacent" to be a success for him to keep his job. After selling us in South Wales down the river he will be heavily spending Moss' money to promote the game like he never bothered to do with us.



Enjoy MY club Gogs. I put a lot of hard work into it.