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What's The Ground Like? Main Stand (photo) What Is It Like For
Visiting Supporters? Where To
Drink? How To Get There
By Car & Where To Park By
Train Local Rivals Ground Layout Admission Prices Programme Price Fixtures 2009-2010 Record & Average
Attendance Hotel Accommodation Feedback
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| What's The Ground
Like? |
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The ground is largely an
open one, with uncovered terraces behind each goal. On one side is
an unusual looking Main Stand. This covered all seated stand, runs
for around half the length of the pitch. The seating is raised above
pitch level and there are a number of supporting pillars. Opposite
there is a small covered temporary seated stand that was erected in
2008. The Hilton Road Side, as it is known, contains 519 seats and
is for the use of away supporters. Unfortunately, it too has a
number of supporting pillars running across the front of it. Views
from both stands are further impeded, by the bases of floodlight
pylons, that run along the perimeter of the pitch. At the
Clackmannan Road End of the ground, there is a small covered
terrace, which at least gives home fans some protection in poor
weather. The opposite end, the Railway End, is a small open terrace.
During the Summer of 2007, the pitch was replaced with an artificial
surface.
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Main Stand |
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If anyone can provide photos of the ground for use
in this Guide then please e-mail
me.
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| What Is It Like For Visiting
Supporters? |
| Away fans are housed in the temporary
Hilton Road Stand on one side of the ground. This all seated stand
does have a number of supporting pillars running across the front of
it, that could impede your view, but at least it is covered. If
demand requires it then the Railway End terrace can also be
allocated. However, this terrace is open to the elements, so be
prepared to get wet. Normally a relaxing and enjoyable visit.
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| Where To
Drink? |
| There are no bars in the immediate
vicinity of the ground. Duncan Condie informs me; 'I believe that
The Bank and The Thistle are good pubs for a pre-match drink. Both
are in the town centre about 5-10 minutes walk along Clackmannan
Road'. Also in the town centre at Junction Place is the
Thistle Bar which is attached to the Maclay's Thistle Brewery. So
you would hope to get a great pint there!
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| How To Get There By Car &
Where To Park |
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The ground is easy to find at it is
located on the A907, on the East side of town. If approaching from
Stirling, continue on the A907 through the centre of Alloa and you
will eventually reach the ground on your left. Street Parking.
For a map showing the location of the ground click here (to take you to the Street Map
website).
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| By Train |
| Alloa now have a new train station which is in walking distance
of the ground. It is served by trains from Stirling and Glasgow. Ian
Chapple adds; 'Come out of the station, walk past the Asda and turn
left. The ground is about a 5-10 minute walk away'.
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| Local
Rivals |
| Stirling Albion.
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Ground
Layout |
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| Admission
Prices |
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Seating: Adults £11,
Concessions £6.
Terrace: Adults £10, Concessions
£5.
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| Programme
Price |
| Official Programme £1.50.
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| Fixtures
2009-2010 |
| For the Alloa fixture list
click here (to take you to the BBC Sports Website).
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| Record & Average
Attendance |
Record Attendance: 13,000 v
Dunfermline Athletic, Scottish Cup, 3rd Round replay, February
26th, 1939.
Average Attendance: 2008-2009: 637 (Division
Two) 2007-2008: 602 (Division Two) 2006-2007: 634 (Division
Two)
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| Hotel Accommodation |
| If you require hotel
accommodation in the area then first try a hotel booking service
provided by Football Hotels who are powered by
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| Feedback |
If anything is incorrect or you have
something to add, please e-mail
me and I'll update the guide.
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