The ground is right by the sea, and we had a typical Scottish spring day alternating between sunshine and heavy showers including hail, but there was more than enough room under cover. Yes this site will earn a small commission if you book through them, but it will help towards the running costs of keeping this Guide going. Arbroath FC is looking forward to seeing you soon. The toilets were good and it looked as though one I went in upstairs was brand new. Looking out to sea as well as watching the match was special. Last night we were celebrating how amazing our fans were as we sold out our 500th brick on supporters wall. Finally a visit was made to the West Port Bar whilst waiting for a train back to Edinburgh. The stewards were friendly and helpful and pointed out the 'parent and child' gate which was a few pounds cheaper than going through the separate 'Adult' and 'Concession' gates. Historical grounds can be chosen as well. I suppose the door helps to keep the west wind out! Historical grounds can be chosen as well. Historical grounds can be chosen as well. With things tightening up at the top and bottom of the league, this was a crucial game for both teams. All info around the stadium of Arbroath. They play in maroon strips and are nicknamed "The Red Lichties" due to the red light that used to guide fishing boats back from the North Sea to the Burgh's harbour. The stadium has standing terracing around the entire pitch with covered pleasureland stand (South End), the East Terrace and the bellrock buffet stand (North End). It's fair to say the atmosphere in the two local bars was great, locals in both chatting away freely. Read about our approach to external linking. The Gayfield Park Round transported me back many years to when crumbling concrete terraces were common. In September 1885, Arbroath played Bon Accord in the Scottish Cup at Gayfield and won 36–0, which remains a British record score for a senior football match.[2]. I spoke to some locals and they told me that it was a mild day, but on a cold day it can get very cold indeed. Nobody should visit Gayfield Park without a coat (or two) and a wooly hat under your hood! Probably now too late to get to Perth I was resigned to no match but having passed Gayfield earlier checked the fixtures to see Arbroath were also at home. My mate had two pies so it is safe to assume that they were at least okay! It's a decent bar if lacking a bit of character. History. There is no pelican crossing outside the ground but the busy main road does have a central traffic island. I was a first-time visitor to Arbroath and number 35 of the 42 Scottish League grounds for me. I was staying in Dundee and there were plenty of trains. When segregation is required, the away support is allocated the pleasureland stand End and half of the East Terrace, but this can be reduced to just the pleasureland end if required. Record Attendance . Video, Courtroom escape sends police officer flying, Dawn sea swims leave you 'buzzing for the day' Video, Dawn sea swims leave you 'buzzing for the day', The fight for women's prayer rights in Israel.