Dean Brennan will lead his side to Maidenhead United on Saturday 26th March (15:00 KO) in the Vanarama National League.

 

All the key information if you’re supporting the Bees at York Road can be found in this Away Guide.

 

STADIUM

 

York Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, SL6 1SF

 

NICKNAME

 

The Magpies

 

COLOURS

 

Black & White

 

KEY PERSONNEL

 

Alan Devonshire is the manager of Maidenhead United after joining from Braintree Town in May 2015. It is his second spell in charge as he had a stint here between 1996-2003.

 

Devonshire featured in nearly 450 professional games in midfield, most of them alongside Sir Trevor Brooking for West Ham United between 1976-1990. 

 

The 65-year-old has eight England caps to his name and also managed at Hampton & Richmond Borough.

 

BRIEF DIRECTIONS BY ROAD

 

To get to Maidenhead leave the M4 at Junction 8 and take the A404(M). At the end of the A404(M), take the A4 (Bath Road) towards Maidenhead.

 

On reaching the town centre you will come to a large roundabout. Bear left (the 2nd exit) continuing on the A4.

 

Go straight across the first roundabout and at the second, turn right into Forlease Road and then second right into York Road. These directions courtesy of MUFC.

 

BRIEF DIRECTION BY TRAIN

 

Maidenhead Station is a five minute walk from the ground and is served by trains from London Paddington. A “fast train” will take around 30 minutes to get there.

 

CAR PARKING

 

Car parking at the ground is strictly limited to the players and officials. There are numerous other parking facilities in the town centre which are within walking distance of the stadium.

 

EAT AND DRINK

 

Stripes Bar is the social club facility at the ground and we will all be made welcome. 

 

The Conservative Club adjacent to the stadium is also open and should be accepting away supporters.

 

GROUND DESCRIPTION

 

The ground first opened in 1871 is now officially recognised by the FA as the ‘oldest senior football ground continuously used by the same club.’

 

The Railway Stand was built in 2014 and is the focal point of the stadium – holding 550 seats. 

 

There is covered terracing behind both goals and there will be no segregation in place for the fixture.

 

Bees fans will be able to enter the stadium via the York Road Entrance or Bell Street Entrance.

 

PREVIOUS MEETINGS AND MEMORIES

 

The Bees had a memorable 4-1 win here in December 2019 thanks to goals from Simeon Akinola (2), Cheye Alexander and David Tutonda.

 

CONNECTIONS

 

Cliff Akurang, Charlee Adams, Steve Barnes, Shane Gore, Jake Hyde, Dwane Lee, Udo Onwere, Keiron St Aimie, Joe Tabiri, Dave Tarpey and Anthony Thomas are some of the players to have represented both clubs.

 

CELEBRITY WATCH

 

A series of celebrities who have resided in the town over the years are TV icon Richard Dimbleby and Doctor Doolittle author Hugh Lofting.

 

The Spice Girls also shared a house here before they became famous and the enigmatic actress/personality Diana Dors lived here too!

 

Click HERE for further information in Maidenhead’s First Time Fans Guide.

 

Tickets can be purchased HERE.

Enjoy the match, Reckless