Home of Bracknell Town FC
Since 2021
Capacity 1,108
★★★★★
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History (from Wikipedia)
Ground[edit]
The club originally played on a field near the Downshire Arms, before moving to Station Field, a site that later became Ranelagh School.[13] In 1933 they moved to Larges Lane, where the pitch featured a significant slope for the first 20 years of use.[13] After being left money by Raymond Brown, the club was able to build a new clubhouse, which was opened by Stanley Rous.[13]
A seated stand was built behind the dugouts in 1988, with another seated stand and a covered terrace on same touchline.[13] A covered terrace is located behind one goal.[13] In 2016 a 3G pitch was installed and a new stand erected.[14] In 2018, Larges Lane hosted a number of games in the CONIFA World Cup.[15]
At the end of the 2020–21 season the club moved to Sandhurst Town's Bottom Meadow ground.[16]
The club originally played on a field near the Downshire Arms, before moving to Station Field, a site that later became Ranelagh School.[13] In 1933 they moved to Larges Lane, where the pitch featured a significant slope for the first 20 years of use.[13] After being left money by Raymond Brown, the club was able to build a new clubhouse, which was opened by Stanley Rous.[13]
A seated stand was built behind the dugouts in 1988, with another seated stand and a covered terrace on same touchline.[13] A covered terrace is located behind one goal.[13] In 2016 a 3G pitch was installed and a new stand erected.[14] In 2018, Larges Lane hosted a number of games in the CONIFA World Cup.[15]
At the end of the 2020–21 season the club moved to Sandhurst Town's Bottom Meadow ground.[16]
Things to do nearby.
Bekonscot Model Village.
Jungs.
