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09.11.2006
Following is a message we have been asked to post by Moseley RFC for the match this saturday and the facilities available for all travelling supporters.
Moseley v Doncaster, Saturday 11th November - 3.00pm kick off
We look forward to the visit of Doncaster and their supporters this Saturday.
We hope the match is entertaining - if not, the Internationals will be on in the clubhouse!
For those that visited us when we last met (at Bournbrook) the facilities now bear no comparison.
However, please bear in mind, that this is only our second season at our new home so it’s not all perfect yet. Further information is on the club website www.moseleyrugby.co.uk
If you have any queries please contact us either at the clubhouse on 0121 443 3631 or via email info@moseleyrugby.co.uk
How to find us
Directions for travel to the ground are on the club website (How to find us). This includes details of train and bus travel. Train and bus to the ground is relatively straightforward.
Car parking is plentiful and free, and disabled badge holders can park right next to the wheel-chair friendly clubhouse. To avoid congestion (and to keep our neighbours happy!) please follow the directions on the website and approach the ground from the South.
Bar & Catering
The bar and catering facilities are open from 12 noon on match day serving a variety of food such as “panini”, Chilli, jacket potatoes, succulent pork baps, healthy sandwiches as well as the usual “chips with everything" from three different serving locations. We received plaudits from many visiting supporters last season - even the stockbroker belt Esher supporters commented wistfully upon it! The bar usually has at least one real ale (currently Mansfield along with Banks Bitter) as well as the usual array of Guinness/Lager/Cider etc. The clubhouse is smoke-free.
Match Preview & Report
As well as the club’s own match preview on the club website (www.moseleyrugby.co.uk click on 1st XV then fixtures) if you have time on match day, pick up a copy of The Birmingham Post. Saturday’s edition has a match preview. Unless you get left behind (or of course live locally) the match report from Monday’s Post is usually on their website mid morning www.birminghampost.net . If you're staying in the West Midlands The Sunday Mercury always provides a match report.
Match Day entry
Entry is £12 for adults, Senior Citizens £8; Youth (Under 21) £4; Under 16 £2
The stand whilst not covered is free of charge and all seats are unreserved. First come first served!
We look forward to your visit!
Regards
Moseley Communications Team
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