Priestfield (Gillingham FC) Reviews

Priestfield (Gillingham FC) Sporting Venue

Newest Review: ... hat of mine and the lack of goals, it is about the stadium, which to be honest, wasn't a heap a better - OK maybe that is a little bit to harsh as last season they were playing league 2 football so this ground is probably one of the better, but as a league 1 ground is was and will be again this season, very average. The stadium has obviously 4 stands. A nice size stand with a great view behind one goal named the Rainham stand. That is where I sat. It was modern looking, adequate leg room with a good view. The stand is one tier high but goes back quite a long way making it a nice stand. To the right of that stand is the called the Medway ... more

Customer Priestfield (Gillingham FC) Reviews (2)

daadr
Priestfield (Gillingham FC): My nightmare weekend (679 words)
by - written on 28/05/09 (Very useful, 47 readings)
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The Priestfield Stadium. The home of Gillingham football club. Whom have just been re-promoted to League 1 via the play offs after 1 season in League 2. Last season on one cold weekend me and 2 mates decided for something to do we would get a print out of every football game that was playing that day and put them all into a hat and pick one out and try to get tickets to it. The hat stitched us up, we drew Gillingham V Cheltenham. Gillingham 5th from bottom in League 1 against Cheltenham 3rd from bottom on league 1. It had all the ingredients to be a complete waste of time. A 4 hour round trip and a rubbish game of football with a score line of, Yes you have ...  Read the complete review

RockStar
Stay at home, it's safer! (346 words)
by - written on 15/02/01, updated on  15/02/01 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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As a travelling fan I can only comment on the facilities, or should I say lack of, provided for away supporters. From the station you have a 15-20 min walk to the ground. The ground has few pubs close to it, however we did not find one allocated for away fans. When entering the ground, from the side which we came you have to walk directly in front of the entrance to the home supporters and then you walk down an alley way which is two man wide. Safety hazard no. 1. The day I visited was when Fulham played them 3 seasons ago in Div 2. As an away fan you will share half of the end of the stand with Gillingham supporters. Who decided to throw coins and ...  Read the complete review