FA Cup fever grips Stourbridge
Stourbridge are expecting their biggest away following for 11 years with more then 200 supporters set to make the trip to the FA Cup tie at Buxton.
Glassboys fans will head to Derbyshire in the hope of seeing their side reach the first round proper for the first time in the club's 133-year history.
Club officials have been delighted with the reaction from the town as FA Cup fever begins to bite. Karl Taylor, who has been co-ordinating the travel arrangements, revealed three supporters' coaches will be going to the Silverlands.
A 32-seat executive coach and a 49-seater have already sold out. There is another 25-seat coach going although this may be upgraded to a 49-seater if needed.
Mr Taylor said: "The last time we would have taken this number of fans would have been the previous time we reached the fourth qualifying round in 1998 when we drew Southport.
"It's unusual for Stourbridge to be running any supporters coaches, so to be running three is great. It will be a very exciting day for the club."
