"Doesn't compare to others in the Ryman"

The ground is not really up to the standards of other Ryman Premier clubs such as Dulwich Hamlet. Tonbridge Angels, Lewes and Kingstonian - but the club are well aware of it's limitations. At the time of writing the club need to build a new covered terrace for 200 spectators to remain in the division and are in discussions with the local council to get permission to do so

Location

Not great, its a long walk from both Burgess Hill and Wivelsfield stations and it's on the outskirts of a housing estate on the northern edge of town.

View

The main stand contains approx 150 seats and straddles the halfway line. One other seating area - which has no cover, is located alongside the clubhouse behind a goal. The rest of the ground is uncovered. The main stand has no stanchions to block the view

Facilities

Toilets in the clubhouse and in a converted shipping container next to the changing rooms

Food & Drink

Beers and stuff in the club house. There is a burger bar behind the goal (known as "Back of the Net"). Serves the usual fayre of hot dogs, cheeseburgers, bacon rolls and drinks etc

Atmosphere

The hone fans try hard - there just weren't many of them on a horrible night in January. Interesting rendition of "Marina" (from Stingray)

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