"Moethusrwydd"

Seated will rarely be of this standard at any level of semi-pro football. A smart ground with two seated stands each side and covered standing behind each goal, the entrance side as a few seats. Hard standing all round.

Location

Stunning setting in spring sunshine. Up a hill through a housing estate from the town centre and bus stops 1 mile walk, nothing in the vicinity but the clubhouse at the ground.
Buses Holyhead - Bangor 4 travel through Llangefni are up to every 20 mins. Embark at the DWP offices next to three budget supermarkets, head right 200 meters and turn left up Talwrn road for 700 and cross last roundabout. Large car park that's more than sufficient.

View

I've not seen more luxuries seats at any level for £6, padded with armrests. It looked like a directors box, but none were there. The main stand is new and on it's own is a high standard for tier 2 football.
Stands are raised enough to see over dugouts. Plenty of standing with cover.

Facilities

Smart clubhouse whose toilets are available during the match. There's a church on the top handy for Sunday fixtures

Food & Drink

Not good, the regular server was off, so looked like a club official stood in. Sausages were on a cold grill and he made the tea without washing his hands which were dirty after touching the raw meat. Spoons were shared but not kept in hot water to clean. Tea was stewed and warm even though it was served within a minute.

Police & Stewards

Volunteers giving up there free time.

Atmosphere

Not much until the stadium announcer got into an argument with the away manager. ''Stick to your DJing'', ''You stick to your box''

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