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Our away fans guide to the home of West Bromwich Albion FC, the Hawthorns Football Ground. Located in the West Midlands it is easy to find, by J1 of the M5.
14 Sep 2015 Stadium Guide for The Hawthorns - the home ground of West Bromwich Albion F.C. Fan reviews and travel information.
VISITING SUPPORTERS GUIDE. Welcome to The Hawthorns, the home of. West Bromwich Albion Football Club. Here at West Bromwich Albion, we want to make your matchday experience as enjoyable as possible so we have created this guide especially for our visiting supporters. The guide highlights the answers to any.
Refreshments: Walked to the top of Middlemore rodd level with the ground to the main road and turned right, walked for about 5-10 mins to a pub, big queues to get in, mostly United fans so decided, as mentioned on WBA web site to go to the fanzone which supposed to allow away supporters
18 Dec 2017 Visiting fans have been sharing their thoughts on the home of WBA. 'One of the better grounds' Away fans reveal what they really think about The Hawthorns, West Brom's stadium. Visiting fans have been . We have had a look at Football Ground Guide to see what visiting fans think of The Hawthorns.
The Hawthorns is an all-seater stadium with a capacity of 28,003. It has been the home of West Bromwich Albion F.C. since 1900. In the advent of the Taylor Report, the Smethwick End and Birmingham Road End terraces were demolished, being replaced by all-seater stands. The redeveloped stadium was re-opened on
20 Jan 2017 Ah, West Bromwich Albion - a canny away day, but a place where we never seem to win. Still, try to enjoy it The Away Day Guide: West Bromwich Albion A narrow, long bar, surrounded by houses, with little "snug" type rooms, it's definitely a match day pub that is also a local for many Baggies fans.
The Hawthorns has been home to West Bromwich Albion since 1900, and at an altitude of 551 feet, is the highest ground in England. The stadium completed its transition to a modern stadium in 2001 when the old Rainbow Stand was demolished and replaced by a new East Stand, making the stadium completely enclosed
Construction had only taken four months and the ground could hold 35,500 supporters. West Brom initially only had a lease for 14 years, but bought the freehold in 1913. With funds coming in from successes on the pitch, the club gradually started expanding the stadium. In 1920, new concrete terraces were built that brought
this must be the ultimate away-supporters football pub. I would strongly recommended to any fans visiting West Bromwich Albion. At the front it's a traditional midlands pub with small atmospheric rooms, dark wood panelling and real ale. Behind is an Indian restaurant with a full menu and then a large indoor barbecue area

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March 2018