Dagenham & Redbridge v Stockport County ( 5.20 pm-Saturday 22 January 2022)- Away Guide

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Dagenham & Redbridge FC.,

Chidwell Construction Stadium,

Victoria Road,

DAGENHAM, Essex,

RM10 7XL

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Away  accommodation is in the  SD Samuels Stand.

The Daggers web-site gives a decent overview of what you can expect visiting the Chigwell Construction Stadium , with a good airial view of the away end. This is here:-

https://www.daggers.co.uk/page/VisitUs 

 

Admission Charges

 

                 Adults £21                  
Conc` £15
10-16  £12
u10 £2    

 

Please note that tickets  are only available to buy online in advance , and until up to 3 hrs pre kick off which please note, courtesy of BT , is at the grossly supporter unfriendly time of 17.20.

 

Ticket purchase via County`s website here:--

 

https://www.stockportcounty.com/match-info-dagenham-redbridge-v-county-22-01-22/

 

For Disabled tickets  please phone 0208592 1549 x 2

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Things are on the up at Victoria Road, as after a couple of seasons with 18th position finishes in the National League, the Daggers are back as genuine promotion challengers on the park, so DC`s team will have their work cut out to maintain their current outstanding form against decent opponents.

The stadium has been improved also since we were last allowed in most notably  the away end  is a spanking new stand , with a bar now !

 

 

Catering,

 

Food inside includes;  Cheeseburgers ,  Burgers ,  Bacon Rolls , a range of Pies;  Homemade Shepherds Pie, Hot Dogs  and Chips .

 


 

 

Getting There :-

 

By Coach :-

 

The Fingerpost Flyer will of course get you there safely and in good time,

details :-

Cost £35

Leaves Finger 10.00 / Picks up Mercian Way 10.15


Ring Lou on 07896 536757 to book but not after 7.30 pm please.

 

 

By Car :-

 

M6

M6 Toll

M42

M6

M1 to J6A

M25 to J27

 

Then ……. take the M11 towards London. Proceed along the M11 and as the road splits at the end of the motorway follow the signs for A406 South & A13. There are speed cameras along this road and the speed limit is 50 mph. After 5 miles, take the slip road on the left signposted A13 Dagenham, Tilbury and Southend. There are speed cameras and peed rtrictions along this road.

 

Go under the underpass and over the flyover and with the leisure complex on your left bear left onto the A1306 signposted Dagenham East. At the fifth set of lights with McDonalds in front of you, tern left onto the A1112, Ballards Road. The speed limit is 30mph and there is a speed camera on your left. At the Bull Roundabout bear left and go past Dagenham East Tube Station. Victoria Road is the fifth turning on the left.

 

Distance c 219 m

Estimated Journey Time : 3 hours 40 minutes.

 

By Rail

 

Nearest Tube station is Dagenham East on the District Line of London's Underground Network. After exiting the station turn left and the ground is the fifth turning on the left about 400 metres from the station.

 

By Rail From Liverpool Street

 

Board the Greater Anglia service from London Liverpool Street to Romford Station. When exiting Romford station turn left where the 103 bus (towards Rainham Station) will stop at the nearest bus stop. The 103 bus will stop outside the ground and the ground is to the right of the stop.

 

Real Ale Thereabouts :-

 

hedgegrower`s recommendations remain the same as previous visits:-

 

Firstly, just 0.2 m away on Yewtree Avenue ( RM10 7FN) is Pipe Major:-



 

 

Then at 0.3 m is Eastbrook on Dagenham Rd ( RM10 7UP) :-


 


 

 

 

Enjoy

 

hedgegrower

 

 

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