Gillingam  v Rochdale
Tuesday 25th November 2008
Kick Off 7.45pm

 

We still have a few seats available for the trip to Gillingham on Tuesday and with Keith Hill's side enjoying an excellent unbeaten run in the league we expect them to be snapped up quickly.

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As ever the club shop is the place to make your bookings if you wish to make the journey with the official travel club and the details are as follows:-

Depart 1.30pm . Prices £30.00 and £25.00

The travel club, thanks to our away form, has been very successful in the last two seasons and we would strongly urge anyone thinking of travelling to games to book early and therefore avoid disappointment. Payment will be required at the time of booking and supporters are advised not to leave it until the last minute as the club cannot always guarantee seats will be available.
UNDER 16's MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT
Bookings can be taken on the phone 0870 822 1907 or in person at the club shop 
Opening hours-Monday-Friday 9.00am- 5.00pm. Saturdays 9am- midday 

Getting to Gillingham under your own steam

Leave the M2 at Junction 4 and take the A278 towards Gillingham, going straight across two roundabouts. At the 3rd roundabout turn left onto the A2 towards Gillingham town centre. At the traffic light junction with the A231, turn right into Nelson Road and passing the small bus station take a right turn into Gillingham Road, the ground is down on your right.

There is a resident's only parking scheme in operation around the ground, so if you want to street park, this will mean driving a bit further away to do so. We understand that there is a pay and display car park (£1 for 3 hours) on Railway Street near Gillingham station, which is less than 10 mins walk from the ground.
By train?

The ground is about a ten minute walk away from Gillingham railway station, which is served by trains from London Victoria (every 15mins) and Charing Cross (Every 30mins). On foot from the station you turn left out of the station and follow the road until you come to a crossroads. Go straight on into Priestfield Road. The visitor's turnstiles are at the far end of Priestfield Road. Allow around ten minutes to get from the station and into the ground.
What's it like in the ground?

Away fans are housed in part of the Brian Moore Stand where around 1,500 supporters can be accommodated. Like last season the stand is of the temporary variety but unlike most temporary stands the facilities are surprisingly good, being of a permanent nature behind the stand. However it is uncovered, so although the Club hand out free rain macs if it rains, still be prepared to get wet!

 

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