From a sun-drenched Wembley showpiece and unforgettable FA Cup giant-killings to rain-soaked promotion celebrations and packed away ends up and down the country, Shrewsbury Town supporters have been part of some memorable moments in the club’s recent history.
Spanning more than a decade of drama between 2011 and 2022, this gallery captures the passion, colour and loyalty of the Blue and Amber faithful, from the stands of the Meadow to the national stadium and beyond.
In no particular order, these pictures capture the highs, lows and unforgettable moments along the way.
With Shrewsbury Town entering a new era under its new ownership, take a look back through the years – and see if you can spot yourself in the crowd.
Share your memories of following the Shrews in the comments.
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1. Pitch invasion to celebrate promotion
Supporters flood onto the turf at Greenhous Meadow to celebrate Shrewsbury Town's promotion to League One following the Sky Bet League Two match against Plymouth Argyle on May 2, 2015. Sporting blue and amber face paint, flags, and club scarves, fans gathered on the pitch after the final whistle to mark the club's return to the third tier. Did you join the pitch celebrations at Greenhous Meadow on the final day of the 2014–15 season? | PA
2. Eyes on the cup
Wrapped up in winter coats, hats, and blue and amber scarves, Shrewsbury Town supporters watch the action intently during the FA Cup fourth-round tie against Wolverhampton Wanderers at Montgomery Waters Meadow on January 26, 2019. A packed home crowd roared Town on as they took a two-goal lead against their Premier League neighbours before Wolves salvaged a late 2-2 draw to force a replay. Can you spot yourself in the crowd from that memorable cup afternoon in 2019? | ©PA
3. Proud colours in the capital
A young Shrewsbury Town supporter holds aloft a commemorative matchday scarf in the away end during the Carling Cup third-round tie against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on September 20, 2011. Sporting the club's blue and amber stripes alongside a jester hat, the fan was part of a vocal travelling support that watched Town push their Premier League hosts in north London. Did you pick up one of the half-and-half scarves from the Emirates fixture in 2011? | ©PA
4. Promotion party at Greenhous Meadow
Packed into the stands with flags waving and young supporters perched on shoulders, Shrewsbury Town fans celebrate securing promotion to League One during the npower Football League Two match against Dagenham & Redbridge at Greenhous Meadow on April 28, 2012. The result capped off a successful campaign under manager Graham Turner, returning the club to the third tier of English football. Were you in the crowd at Greenhous Meadow when Town clinched promotion in 2012? | ©PA