Hawthorns, the (West Bromwich Albion FC) Reviews

The Hawthorns is home of West Bromwich Albion FC, it is an all seater stadium with a capacity of 26,500. I visted in September 2009 and my review is mainly based around the Smethwick Stand where the away fans are housed. Getting there Getting there couldn't be easier, the ground is less than a mile away from Junction 1 of the ...  Read the complete review

Name: The Hawthorns Inauguration: 3 September 1900 First match: West Bromwich-Derby 1-1 Capacity: 27,900 seats Record Attendance: 64,815; West Bromwich-Arsenal, 1937 Address: Halfords Lane, West Bromwich B71 4LF This ground has all the making of a classic football stadium,On big match days the west brom fans can ...  Read the complete review

Its a good all round place to go see a good game of football. an ideal gound to take the family as the parking facilities nearby are not half as bad as many of the football grounds i have been to. If you want to take young children then i would reccomend this above its rival clubs as there seems to be a much freindlier atmosphere. The players ...  Read the complete review

I paid my first visit to the Hawthorns last season, and must say that I enjoyed the experience. It is easy to find, and not desperately difficult to park near if you come by car, but don't want to pay for the privilege of leaving your vehicle right next door to the ground in one of the matchday car parks. Having been to Villa, Wolves and ...  Read the complete review

The Hawthorns is a very good football stadium for a number of reasons. Firstly, for people who love their football history and statistics, it is the home of one of the Football League's founding members and is also the highest ground above sea level, so there is plenty of interesting stories and things to look out for at the ground. The ...  Read the complete review