Away Grounds Guide - Hednesford Town ( Saturday 19 March 2016)

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Club Name: Hednesford Town
Nickname: The Pitmen
Founded: 1880
Ground Name: Keys Park
Ground Capacity: 6,500
Admission Price 2015/16:    Adults   :         Main Stand   £13
                                                                         Terrace         £12 
                                               Concessions :    Main Stand : £8
                                                                           Terrace        £7
                                                    Adult +1 Child*  (Terrace) £13
                                                    Adult + 2 Children   ( Terrace)    £14
                                                    Family ( Terrace)  2+2    £24  

                                                Note: Child = Under 16
                                                



Away Accommodation:


Away End...good view  under cover!




Keys Park is a fine stadium and well ready to accommodate FL if they ever make it there. Cover on all sides with seats and terracing available for away fans, and a big car park.
Covered terrace behind the goal gives a good view, and the stewards get a 10/10 from me for civility and helpfulness!


Sustenance!  

In season 2013/14 there was only burgers of a `darkly mysterious hue` available , but last season things perked up a touch.....
My initial efforts fared badly..my   “ what pies have you please” being answered with “ don’t know, and they are not ready”. Bacon Rolls were also not available, so I opted eventually for a burger, which was distinctly average. To be fair there was eventually a reasonable variety of burgers, baps and even pies this time around, and M.I.A.H was overjoyed to purchase a chicken balty pie, which he said was “ excellent”.
The chips meanwhile got a mixed reception, looking limp and having a `just out of the freezer ‘ look about them. 

 
Yer pie & chips......
Overall the catering( there were 2 units selling) was well above average, as was much else in and around the stadium.




Directions :

  1.  M6 South
  2. At junction 12, take the A5 exit to M54/Cannock/Wolverhampton/Telford/North Wales
  3. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto A5
  4. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Eastern Way/A460
  5. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Hemlock Way
  6. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Keys Park Rd
  7. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit.



Estimated Journey Time  -  1 Hour 20 Minutes

Post Code for Sat Nav :      WS12 2DZ

Nearest Real Ale pubs ;  

 0.4m      The Cross Keys,    ,  on Hill Street



 0.6m     The Winding Wheel   , on Heath Way.





Coach Travel :  Fingerpost Flyer.details to follow
                          

                           Ring Lou on 07896536757 to book.

Ian Brown




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