Post Office Road, Rugby league stadium in Featherstone, England
Post Office Road is a rugby league stadium in Featherstone equipped with a main west stand featuring covered seating, hospitality areas, and player facilities. The ground includes multiple stands and terraced sections that provide viewing options throughout the venue.
The stadium was founded in 1904 and became an important venue for rugby in the region. A significant moment came in 1957 when it drew thousands of spectators, reflecting the intense passion of local fans for the sport.
The stadium serves as the home of Featherstone Rovers, a club deeply rooted in the local community. Fans traditionally watch matches from rooftops of neighboring houses near the South Stand, turning their passion for rugby league into a shared neighborhood experience.
The ground offers free parking and is located within a five-minute walk from both the train station and bus stops. Visitors can easily reach the stadium thanks to its central location and good transport connections.
In 2011, supporters acquired stands from the former McCain Stadium of Scarborough FC and installed them to replace aging terracing. This resourceful reuse demonstrates how the community creatively improved the ground without relying on external resources.
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