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Broadhall Way (Stevenage Borough FC)

 
Description: Broadhall Way is a multi-use stadium in Stevenage, England. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the ... more
Broadhall Way (Stevenage Borough FC) ... home ground of Stevenage Borough F.C.

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

 ... big terrace, going back further than ours, with a roof (luxury) and what looks like the players tunnel half way along, though the players come out from the left hand side. Don't ask me why! On the left is a very nice stand, red seats with white seats...more

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Premium Review Broadhall Way (Stevenage Borough FC): BHW - and my trips there (506 words)
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

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Premium Review Broadhall way- An Away Fan's Perspective. (280 words)
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

 
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