"Grounds the towns main attraction"

The stadium is of a decent size with a selection of stands some standing areas behind both goals with largest given too away fans if segregated, rest of ground has covered and uncovered seating and a mix of seats and standing in the main stand expensive for the standard.

Location

A slight uphill walk to ground from station, head towards town centre, turn left at Station Inn and head towards Nottingham Road and head left at CO-OP garage. 15 minute walk downhill back though
The Nines buses run from station via town centre and bus station but take 15/20 minutes.

View

Very weather dependent if dry you get good views from both ends which are open the two side stands looked cramped but covered with posts holding them up and floodlights protruding through roof.

Facilities

Plenty of toilet blocks and a clubhouse available during game for both sets of supporters if no segregation in force

Food & Drink

Decent and fairly priced, cups not much and nowhere to sort your tea and add condiments on to food.

Police & Stewards

Seemed friendly enough did try to stop away fans from abusing referees but left home fans to do as they pleased

Atmosphere

Small section tried what they heard on the sky game earlier, those not knowing the rules of the game seemed most vocal.
Decent crowd for small town that's got some big clubs not too far away

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