On one side of the ground is the Carole Nash Insurance Main Stand. This is a small single tiered all seated stand that sits astride the half way line. MORE >>
A traditional old looking ground that has been brightened up by replicating the team's blue & white stripes on the stands around the stadium. MORE >>
The stadium was opened in July 2005 after the Club left their old Eton Park ground. It cost in the region of £6.5m to build. MORE >>
The Main Stand on one side is a covered two tiered all seated stand, part of which is used as a Family enclosure. MORE >>
The stadium was opened in 1997 after the Club left their old Town Mead ground. The stadium is dominated by the good sized West Stand on one side. MORE >>
The ground has a small covered terrace which runs down half one side of the ground and continues around one end so that two corners of the stadium are enclosed. MORE >>
On one side of the ground is an old looking wooden Main Stand. This single tiered covered stand, is all seated and runs for around half the length of the pitch. MORE >>
The stadium was recently opened in 2006. It is dominated by the smart looking Western Thermal Stand at one side of the pitch. MORE >>
Although the Club have played at the Recreation Ground since 1906, the ground itself is fairly new having been completely re-developed in recent years. MORE >>
The ground is undergoing some development at the moment as a new 500 seated stand is being constructed next to the Main Stand. MORE >>
A proper football ground whose traditional looking floodlights can be seen for miles around. MORE >>
On one side is the new smart looking East Stand, opened in 2003. This single tiered, cantilevered stand, replaced a former terrace and has greatly improved the overall look of the ground. MORE >>
The Dripping Pan ground has almost been completely rebuilt in recent years, making it one of the better stadiums in the league. MORE >>
Three new stands built in recent years have transformed Field Mill into a thoroughly modern football ground. MORE >>
A new stadium that was opened in 2005. On one side is the Dane Bank Stand. This is a large covered terrace. MORE >>
The league's largest stadium was opened in 2001 after the club moved from their former Manor Ground home. MORE >>
Arguably one of the best (if not the best) stadium in the league, Both in terms of facilities and sheer quality of the ground. Nene Park is totally enclosed, with all stands covered and roughly the same height. Three sides of the ground are all seated, with terracing behind one goal in the home end. MORE >>
A new looking ground that has been further developed since it was first opened in 1997. The first thing that strikes you about the stadium is that it is sunken, meaning that you enter at the back of the stands and descend into it. MORE >>
Certainly one of the better grounds in the League. On one side is the all seated covered Main Stand, which looks quite impressive. MORE >>
At one end of the ground is the Westward Family Stand, which is a neat looking, covered all seater stand. MORE >>
A well maintained tidy ground that although a relatively new one is more reminiscent of an older ground. MORE >>
The ground has an impressive and fairly new single tiered stand situated at one end of the ground. MORE >>
well lots of comments from afc wimbledon ! what dou us luton boys think of that fixture then? well fo... MORE >>
By loyalluton on Fri, 03rd July 09
| BlueSq Premier Standings | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1 | AFC Wimbledon | 0 |
| 2 | Altrincham | 0 |
| 3 | Barrow | 0 |
| 4 | Cambridge United | 0 |
| 5 | Chester City | 0 |
| 6 | Crawley Town | 0 |
| 7 | Eastbourne Borough | 0 |
| 8 | Ebbsfleet United | 0 |
| 9 | Forest Green Rovers | 0 |
| 10 | Gateshead | 0 |
| Full standings | ||