Home of Worksop Town FC

Opened 1992

Capacity 2,500

Rating: 4.4

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(248) Google Reviews

★★★★★
Tucked away in a busy shopping area. 10 minutes walk from Worksop train staion. A nice little ground,artificial pitch so most games will be on despite poor weather. Clubhouse,decent snack bars. Poor use of Social Media, not interactive.
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Orient Pie (COYOS)
9 months ago
★★★★★
Nice little ground this with plenty of atmosphere and I don't think I've seen turnstiles that are actually inside (handy in the British weather). Small car park but plenty of side streets to park. We unfortunately encountered an issue with one of the fans but somebody from the club has addressed this and is sorting it so it's all good.
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Mike Naylor (Chief)
2 years ago
★★★★★
Visiting Worksop as I grew up here, went to the club store but it is only open on match days. The staff were very understanding and accommodating and allowed me in anyway. Lovely club run by lovely people.
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Ciaran Mentz
6 months ago
★★★★★
4th oldest football team in the world! Nice food from the Tigers Lounge.
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David Gray
2 years ago
★★★★★
Great little set up with nice AstroTurf pitch. The bar was lovely and clean with friendly staff.
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Paul Sadler
5 months ago

History (from Wikipedia)

Worksop initially played at two different grounds on Netherton Road before, along with the cricket club, it moved to Bridge Meadow, also known as Newcastle Avenue, in 1891. This had separate cricket and football pitches along with a quarter-mile track. In 1901, it moved across the River Ryton to Central Avenue, staying there until 1988, when it was forced to move to play in Gainsborough. It returned to its home town in 1992 when a new ground was built on Sandy Lane. It lost ownership of Sandy Lane in 2005 and again had to groundshare elsewhere before returning to Sandy Lane in 2011, this time as tenants of Worksop Parramore.

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