Recreation Ground (Aldershot)
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- Games of Aldershot Town
The Recreation Ground is a football stadium in the English town of Aldershot in the district of Rushmoor, Hampshire.
History
Since opening in 1927, the football club Aldershot Town still plays at that time as FC Aldershot, in the stadium. This venue currently has a capacity of 7,100 seats (of which 2,000 seats). The English paper supplier EBB Paper acquired the naming rights for two years; is the name of the stadium since July 1, 2008 official The EBB Stadium at the Recreation Ground (short: EBB Stadium ). The venue is also briefly called The Rec. The attendance record dates from 28 January 1970 played as in the FA Cup FC Aldershot against Carlisle United in front of 19,138 visitors.
The stands
- North Stand: 1,540 Places
The North Stand is the main stand of the stadium rank. In the stands, the changing rooms, the press center, conference room, the Director - box and offices are located. On the back is the Phoenix Bar
- South Side: 1,380 Places
The South Side grandstand alongside the square was the first spectator tier of the stadium. It was opened in the season 1929/30. Since the construction, little has been changed. Behind the building is the Wailey 's Bar
- East Bank: 4,180 locations
The East Bank grandstand behind the goal is the audience rank with the largest capacity. The special feature of the grandstand is the curved shape of the roof.
- High Street End: Out of Service
2008 Aldershot Town succeeded in promotion to the Football League Two, since the West grandstand High Street end is closed. The reason for this is that by league rule, all general admission grandstands must be created in step form.