This exclusive POAP commemorates our unique celebration that blends the rich tradition of craft brewing with the cutting-edge energy of Web3. As a memento of your participation in this year's festival, we want you to remember the vibrant spirit of our community and the shared experiences that make this event unforgettable. Held at the iconic brewery in Naila, Germany, SeptemBeerFest 2024 was a weekend filled with camaraderie, delicious beer, and lively discussions. From the intimate MBS Schalander gathering on Friday to the high-energy MBS event on Saturday, and finally, the fusion with the local Stadtfest on Sunday – every moment was crafted to celebrate both our shared love for exceptional brews and the innovation of Web3. This POAP symbolizes more than just attendance; it’s a badge of belonging to a community that thrives on collaboration, shared passions, and the joy of exploring new frontiers together. Whether you enjoyed exclusive access as a holder, engaged in insightful breakout sessions, or simply savored the local flavors and music, this token captures the essence of what made SeptemBeerFest 2024 special. Keep this POAP as a reminder of the good times, new connections, and the promise of future gatherings. We look forward to raising a glass with you again next year – Prost!

Hey Crawley Town fans! Guess who's stepping into the ring? Brace yourselves for the face-off against The Stags of Mansfield Town, a club with a football journey that's been rolling since 1897. Formed as Mansfield Wesleyans, they evolved into Mansfield Town in 1910 and joined the Football League in 1931. They climbed up the ranks, winning the Alliance in 1919–20, celebrating Midland League victories in '24, '25, and '29. They hit the Third Division in '60, then promoted in '62–'63, spending nine seasons until '72. Bagged Fourth Division title in '74–'75 and Third Division title in '76–'77, but faced two quick relegations. Recent highlights include Fourth Division promotion in '85–'86, a Football League Trophy win in '86–'87, and promotions in '91–'92, '01–'02, and a return to the Football League in '12–'13 after winning the Conference. Nicknamed 'The Stags,' they rock a blue and yellow kit, call Field Mill home since 1919 (now an all-seater stadium with a 9,186 capacity), and have intense rivalries with Chesterfield and local derbies against Notts County. Thank you and COYR!

Hello Crawley Town fans! Accrington Stanley found national prominence in 1989 thanks to the iconic Milk Marketing Board advert that asked, "Accrington Stanley, Who Are They?" The current iteration of the club rose from the ashes in 1968 after the collapse of the original Accrington Stanley in 1962, which itself had roots dating back to 1888 as founder members of the Football League. Fast forward to the early 21st century, and Accrington Stanley, under the leadership of John Coleman, experienced a remarkable journey. Three promotions in seven seasons saw them ascend from non-league football to the Football League. Their triumphant climb included titles in the Northern Premier League Division One (1999–2000), Northern Premier League Premier Division (2002–03), and the Conference National (2005–06). In recent years, Accrington Stanley found success in League Two, culminating in their promotion to League One as champions in the 2017–18 season. However, their journey hasn't been without its challenges, with the club experiencing relegation in 1999 and battling through play-off heartbreaks. Now, as Crawley Town prepares to face Accrington Stanley, there's an added layer of excitement. Crawley's recent victory against Aston Villa U21 showcased stellar performances from players Ade Adeyemo and Jack Roles. These standout performers may well find themselves in the starting lineup against Accrington Stanley. Thank you for attending and COYR!

Attention Crawley Town fans! Currently, Crawley Town is in a strong position, sitting in 1st place in their group. This means they have a great shot at advancing to the knockout stage of the 2023-24 EFL Trophy. In this competition, each team must adhere to specific rules regarding player eligibility, and it's crucial to have a good understanding of the format: A minimum of four qualifying outfield players in their starting XI. A qualifying outfield player was one who met any of the following requirements: *Any player who started the previous or following first-team fixture. *Any player who is in the top 10 players at the club who has made the most starting appearances in league and domestic cup competitions this season. *Any player with forty or more first-team starting appearances in their career, including International matches. *Any player on loan from a Premier League club or any EFL Category One Academy club. *A club can play any eligible goalkeeper in the competition. out on a long loan term at a National League, National League North, or National League South team can play as long as the loaning team agree to allow the player to return for the match. For invited teams (U21) *Minimum of six players in the starting line-up who are aged under 21 on 30 June 2023. *Maximum of two players on the team sheet who are aged over 21 and have also made forty or more senior appearances. Will we see the former Crawley loanee Caleb Chukwuemeka? Thanks for attending and COYR!

Sutton United has had a challenging season in League Two, currently sitting at 23rd place. While they've faced their share of struggles, they are sure to bring their A-game in this EFL Trophy encounter. The last time Crawley Town and Sutton United crossed paths, it was an unforgettable encounter. Crawley emerged victorious with a commanding 3-0 win, courtesy of goals from Campbell, Maguire, and Orsi. The memory of that triumph still lingers, and we'll be hoping for a repeat performance. Sutton United may be lower in the league standings, but they've shown resilience, winning their last game. On the other hand, Crawley Town has faced a couple of setbacks, suffering defeat in their two most recent matches. However, in cup competitions like the EFL Trophy, anything can happen, and we're eager to see our team bounce back! Since this match is part of the EFL Trophy, and cup competitions often bring surprises. With both teams likely to rest key players, it's an opportunity for other squad members to shine. The unpredictable nature of cup football means that this game could go either way, keeping us on the edge of our seats. We appreciate each and every one of you for joining our Discord watch party to support Crawley Town. Your passion and dedication to the team are what make our community special. Let's come together, cheer on our boys, and hope for a fantastic performance! COYR!

Ladies and gentlemen, passionate football enthusiasts, and our devoted Crawley Town supporters, welcome to the vibrant atmosphere of the Wagmi United Discord server's Watch Party! Tonight, Crawley Town, currently holding the 4th spot in the league, faces off against Sutton United, currently positioned at 24th place. While Crawley may be considered the favorites, rest assured, this match won't be a cakewalk. Sutton, despite their current struggles, has had their moments of glory in the past. Cast your minds back to the 2016–17 season when Sutton United embarked on a memorable FA Cup journey, reaching the prestigious fifth round. They took on and conquered Football League opponents, including the likes of Leeds United, etching their name in the annals of football history. They also made a memorable visit to Wembley Stadium during the 2021–22 EFL Trophy final. However, this evening, right here at the hallowed grounds of the Broadfield Stadium, Crawley Town reigns supreme. This is where they showcase their strength, where they've turned challenges into victories. It's not just a stadium; it's their sacred fortress, and they stand poised to defend it with all their might. Thank you for attending and COYR!