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Non League Football Under The Microscope |
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Please email me with any comments or amendments |
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Eastbourne Borough fans celebrate - August Bank Holiday Monday 2003 Photograph by Sam Hicks |
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St. Peter’s FC |
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William Bird Playing Fields, Toulmin Drive, St. Albans, Hertfordshire |
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Note A very old club dating from the early 1900’s, St. Peter’s became London Road FC in 2003, before changing their name back again two years later. Situated a couple of miles outside St. Albans off the main road to Harpenden, the pitch is part of a municipal park. The club shares changing facilities with clubs using the other pitches in the park although the ground is separated from them and enclosed by a well-maintained hedge and is fully railed. It would be interesting to see old pictures of the pitched-roofed stand that stands mid-way along one touchline, with the dugouts opposite. Former South Midlands club Selby FC also played at the ground until 1989. DB |
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A photograph by Colin Peel showing the pitch in a rather threadbare state!
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