Crabble

Crabble

My name is Roni and my passion is to make articles on different places and some popular stadiums all over the UK. this weekend is decided to visit Crabble stadium in the UK. the next morning I book a cab from company. The company is very professional in this field because when contact to their customer help service they gave me info about their company. The company give me a discount on my VIP cab hire service. The best thing about the company is that they gave discounts to all their new and regular customers. The next morning my booked cab reached my location. I came out of my house and sit in my cab. The cab driver is a very humble person he takes my all bags and stores them in the cab. At the beginning of the journey, the cab driver offers me some snacks and drinks and that's all free in VIP cab hire service. The cab is very luxurious and comfortable for me. When I reached Crabble Stadium the cab gave me all my bags and say goodbye to me. When I ENTER THE Crabble stadium person is on a board with Crabble stadium info available on it.

Such as:

The Crabble Athletic Ground, also known as simply Crabble or The Crabble, is a football stadium in River, Kent, a northern Dover suburb. From 1931 until 1983, it was the home of the various incarnations of Dover F.C. Since then, it has served as the home of Dover Athletic F.C., as well as the temporary home of Margate F.C. between 2002 and 2004, while the club's Hartsdown Park stadium was being renovated. The stadium has two seated stands and two covered terraces and can accommodate a total of 5,745 fans (including 1,010 seats and 3,642 covered terracing), though crowds larger than that figure have been accommodated in the past. It also has a clubhouse, which was completely renovated by the club in 2008. At the end of the nineteenth century, a sports ground was built on the site, which was used for cricket, football, and other sports. Between 1907 and 1976, Kent County Cricket Club played over 100 first-class cricket matches on this ground, which is now the home of Dover Rugby Union Club. There is an old

man who tells me the history of Crabble stadium. For example: In 1896, a group of local businessmen launched a project to build a sports complex on the outskirts of Dover known as Crabble Meadows. Crabble, which is also the name of a local corn mill, is derived from the Old English crabby which means a hole where crabs can be found. The project was extremely expensive, but it was completed in 1897, and football was first played on the Crabble site the following year. Then I request him to tell me about the architecture and some more details about the Crabble stadium which has to be enough for my article. He tells me The stadium is notable for its unusual location on the side of a hill. It has two covered terraces and two seated stands. The Main Stand, which has been in place since 1951, runs the length of one side of the pitch and has a roof supported by numerous columns, which some fans find obstructing their view. Both goals have identical covered terraces for standing spectators, which also have an

obstruted view. The small Family Stand is located on the opposite side of the Main Stand. The clubhouse, toilets, and other club facilities occupy the remainder of this side of the field. The club directors' lounge, unlike most football stadiums, is located atop one of the stands. The Football Association awarded the stadium's facilities an A grade in December 2009, indicating that they meet the minimum standard for entry into the Football League. The stadium is about 1.5 miles (2 kilometres) from Kearsney railway station, which is located on Southeastern's Chatham Main Line, which runs from London Victoria to Dover Priory. Although Dover Priory is further away, connecting bus services are available. There is parking around the perimeter of the adjacent rugby club and many things about Crabble stadium then I thank him and enjoy that place.