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Broadhall Way (Stevenage Borough FC)Newest Review: ... path divides into two, home fans to the left and away fans such as myself to the right. The ground itself: For the first two visits to 'Boro's' ground, us Woking fans ha the delight of an steep, open terrace of about 20 steps. To the right - the East Terrace, populated by the home 'singers' (I won't go into details of how we seem to always outsing them!). This is a ... more |
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by - written on 12/07/02 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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Broadhall Way, Stevenage is probably at present the best ground in the Nationwide Conference. Now that's real praise coming from such a hardened adversary as a Woking fan like myself! I have been to the ground three times, and not that I like to gloat, but we've won each game, scored 8 goals and conceded one. Each time I have travelled by train through London, from Woking to Waterloo, and then the underground to King's Cross. When you arrive at the station, it's roughly a 20 minute walk down the main road alongside the retail park consisting of such helpful places as McDonalds, and further down, Burger King. Walking under a subway, the path ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/01/01 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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As an away supporter my view will be different to a 'Boro regular, but will be more useful to your average away fan. Stevenage's recent rise to fame prompted a revamp of what was a small ground, but is now ready for the Football League, should it get there. One of the more 'fussy' clubs, it sticks to the rules. I feel like I have to wipe my feet when I go in, and not be criticle of their players . It doesn't stop me, mind. This is an easy one to get to. Just off the A1 and signposted! A large car park opposite the ground is a relief, as no wasting time looking for a place to park is required. Crossing the busy dual carriageway is ... Read the complete review

