Maidenhead's ground is the oldest in continual use. And an amazing hotchpotch of a place. I love it.

Yep, and Aldershot Towns aerial photo of a worn out pitch must have taken form the 1970's. Not a lot has changed but still creates a fantastic atmosphere during big games and a playing surface that must be one of the best in the lower leagues. Good video, thanks.

Yep, and Aldershot Town's aerial photo of a worn out pitch must have been taken in the early 1970's ? Not a lot has changed since, but the old girl still creates a fantastic atmosphere during games with decent away support. All played on one of the best playing surfaces in the lower leagues. Good video, thanks.

The wealdstone ground is notable for containing a listed World War II installation: a Bofors gun tower and ancillary building. Also, backing onto the other end of the ground is the former home of notorious Soviet spies, the Krogers.

Fun fact about York’s new ground, it hosted only one game in its first season in 2021. They got it ready just before the season got called off.

Lots of travelling this season with Gateshead, York and Hartlepool all in the same league.

Fine work!

Good video! Are you doing National League North stadiums?

Are those capacities legit, how do such small grounds hold well over 5k?

That was an old picture of the Dagenham ground! It has a big stand at one end, been there nearly 20 years.