Supporters invited to help shape latest 140th anniversary stadium project

Throughout the season, we have a number of exciting initiatives planned to commemorate the occasion - with our supporters at the heart of every one.

One of the biggest projects has been enhancing the look and feel of the Croud Meadow through the installation of a series of large-scale stadium graphics that celebrate the rich history of our football club.

We are delighted to have begun installing giant corner graphics in the apex of each stand, helping to strengthen the stadium's identity while creating an even more striking matchday atmosphere.

Every design was chosen by supporters through a fan vote, with the majority of the graphics now proudly in place. Fans attending our Open Day last weekend were among the first to see the new additions.

As part of the improvements, all of the block number signage throughout the Croud Meadow has also been transformed.

The previous white signs have been replaced with designs inspired by some of the most iconic shirts in Shrewsbury Town's history, bringing another touch of the club's heritage to the stadium.

But there's more to come.

The next phase of our anniversary project will see another Shrewsbury Town legend honoured with a permanent banner outside the Croud Meadow.

Current club greats Graham Turner, Alf Wood, Ken Mulhearn and Arthur Rowley are already immortalised outside the stadium, and now supporters have the chance to decide who will join them.