Home of Basford United FC
Opened 1991
Capacity 1,600
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Cold bitter night, and there isn't much protection from the elements. The club bar was very good, and the hot food hidden away in the corner of the ground was also excellent and a good price. Green tea and decaf coffee are available! Staff were really friendly. Toilet facilities are really good. Treated away fans very well. Not a lot of atmosphere, but then it was a pretty poor home performance!
2 months ago
Saw them play Ashton United.
The price of drinks varied every time I went to the bar, food was okay.
Grass pitches look horrific and the prices they charge for using them is embarrassing.
Car park is a shambles and the chairman is a tosser who can't take criticism, don't put yourself all over social media if you can't take the backlash.
No surprise the club is heading the way it is.
9 months ago
History (from Wikipedia)
Shortly after their formation, the club began playing at the Dolly Tub pitch, which later became the Highbury housing estate.[2] They moved to Catchems Corner in 1903, remaining there until moving to Vernon Avenue in 1930.[2] They subsequently moved to Mill Street, before Greenwich Avenue became their home ground in 1991 after Mill Street was used for housing.[2]
Things to do nearby.