Deepdale (Preston North End FC) Reviews
Newest Review: ... your own team? The cafe does a selection of hot food and snacks at very reasonable prices. Inside the Ground: Concourse - The refreshment area is clean and spacious enough. We never take many fans there which probably helps but the queue for food and drink seemed to move pretty fast. Alcohol is available inside the stadium. As usual food and drink is pretty pricey compared to the 'outside' world. If I recall correctly there were two food/drink kiosks and two lots of toilets. Ladbrokes is also available. I'd also like to add that inside the concourse, Preston have recycling bins for plastic. These seem to be very rare and whenever I have ... more
Customer Deepdale (Preston North End FC) Reviews (4)
by - written on 23/10/09 (Very useful, 125 readings)
Rating:
So I've decided to review all the Championship grounds from the view point of a visiting fan...apart from The Ricoh, which is my home ground! Preston v Coventry Parking - No exclusion zones around the ground meaning we could park literally across the road from the ground. That's the bonus of traditional grounds, most of them have street parking. Pub Visited - None. They are a bit of a walk away... As there was no pub we decided to once again visit the National Football Museum. Having already been round it several times we decided to sit in the cafe area and watch the game that was currently showing on Sky Sports. It seems many ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/05/09 (Very useful, 159 readings)
Rating:
'Deepdale' is the home ground of Preston and North End Football Club, who currently play their football in the English Championship. Unlike many modern grounds which have been built from scratch, Deepdale has been redeveloped over the years meaning that the club have never had to move away. The ground was fully completed last year when the last of the four matching stands was completed and it looks quite superb. The overall capacity is quite small though at 24,500, but this could probably be increased if the club were to establish themselves as a regular premiership team. From the outside the ground looks very ugly, the overall colour scheme appears to be ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/02/09 (Very useful, 193 readings)
Rating:
The home of Preston North end, and you could say the home football in the historical sense. The stadium is found in the Deepdale are of Preston, along Tom finney way. Despite not having been to the stadium for a few years (we went a few times when they played West Ham as my mums a west ham fan who can only get to the games oop norf), and so I'm using Wiki to help me as my memory is dire. The site of the stadium is the OLDEST in the world as PNE are one of the founding members of the Football Association and as many of them have either become defunct, or moved from their spiritual home, this makes Deepdale effectively the home of football. The stadium was first ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/11/08 (Very useful, 85 readings)
Rating:
Deepdale is the home ground of Preston North End and is to be found on Sir Tom Finney Way, Deepdale, Preston, PR1 6RU. It can be accessed by the number 19 bus from the city centre or about 30 minutes walk from the train station. There is lots of street parking on match days. The ground has been rebuilt side by side and it has just been finished taking the capacity to about 24,500. The four sides are called The Tom Finney Stand, The Bill Shankly Kop, The Alan Kelly Town End and The Invincibles (Pavillion) Stand. The away fans sit in the Kop. There is a club shop that is open normal retail hours. Prices are reasonable for a game (£18- 20) ... Read the complete review
