A football pitch is a playing surface used to play the beautiful game of football. The area, patterns, and lines are defined by football Law 1 – “The Field of Play”. The pitch could either be a natural turf or artificial turf.
A football pitch is a necessary part of football. In modern-day football, the quality of play can be influenced by the kind of pitch the ball rolls on.
Severally, we have seen football coaches coming out to complain about the quality of the pitch and how it affected their teams’ results.
1.Billericay Town Football Club
| Full name |
Billericay Town Football Club |
| Nickname(s) |
Ricay, The Blues |
| Founded |
1880 |
| Ground |
New Lodge, Billericay |
| Capacity |
5,000 (2,000 seated) |
| Chairman |
Dave McCartney |
| Manager |
Danny Brown |
| League |
Isthmian League Premier Division |
2.Bradford (Park Avenue) Association Football Club
| Full name |
Bradford (Park Avenue) Association Football Club |
| Nickname(s) |
Bradford, Park Avenue, BPA, The Green Army |
| Founded |
1907; 115 years ago |
| Ground |
Horsfall Stadium
Bradford, West Yorkshire |
| Capacity |
3,500 (1,800 seated) |
| Chairman |
Dr John Dean |
| Manager |
Mark Bower |
| League |
National League North |
3. Bromley Football Club
| Full name |
Bromley Football Club |
| Nickname(s) |
The Ravens, The Lillywhites |
| Founded |
1892 |
| Ground |
Hayes Lane, Bromley |
| Capacity |
5,150 (1,606 seated) |
| Chairman |
Robin Stanton-Gleaves |
4.Dorking Wanderers Football Club
| Full name |
Dorking Wanderers Football Club |
| Nickname(s) |
Wanderers |
| Founded |
1999 |
| Ground |
Meadowbank, Dorking |
| Capacity |
3,000 (522 seated)[1] |
| Chairman |
Marc White |
| Manager |
Marc White |
| League |
National League |
5.Eastbourne Borough Football Club
| Full name |
Eastbourne Borough Football Club |
| Nickname(s) |
The Sports |
| Founded |
1964; 58 years ago (as Langney F.C.) |
| Ground |
Priory Lane
Langney, Eastbourne |
| Capacity |
4,151 (600 seated) |
| Chairman |
David Blackmore |
6.Gloucester City
| Full name |
Gloucester City Association Football Club |
| Nickname(s) |
The Tigers, City |
| Founded |
5 March 1883; 139 years ago |
| Ground |
Meadow Park |
| Capacity |
4,000 (762 seats) |
| Chairman |
Eamonn McGurk & Alex Petheram |
7.Havant & Waterlooville Football Club
| Full name |
Havant & Waterlooville Football Club |
| Nickname(s) |
The Hawks |
| Founded |
1998; 24 years ago |
| Ground |
Draper Tools Community Stadium, Havant |
| Capacity |
5,300 (710 seated) |
| Chairman |
Derek Pope |
| Manager |
Paul Doswell |
8.Maidstone United Football Club
| Full name |
Maidstone United Football Club |
| Nickname(s) |
The Stones |
| Founded |
1992; 30 years ago as Maidstone Invicta |
| Ground |
Gallagher Stadium |
| Capacity |
4,200 (792 seated) |
| Owners |
Oliver Ash & Terry Casey |
| Chief Executive |
Bill Williams |
| Manager |
Hakan Hayrettin |
9.Oxford City Football Club
| Full name |
Oxford City Football Club |
| Nickname(s) |
The Hoops |
| Founded |
1882; 140 years ago |
| Ground |
Marsh Lane, Marston, Oxford |
| Capacity |
3,500 |
| Chairman |
Brian Cox |
| Head Coach |
Ross Jenkins |
| League |
National League South |
| 2021–22 |
National League South, 5th of 21 |
| Full name |
Oxford City Football Club |
| Nickname(s) |
The Hoops |
| Founded |
1882; 140 years ago |
| Ground |
Marsh Lane, Marston, Oxford |
| Capacity |
3,500 |
| Chairman |
Brian Cox |
| Head Coach |
Ross Jenkins |
| League |
National League South |
| 2021–22 |
National League South, 5th of 21 |
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