The football club would like to take this opportunity to reach out to supporters regarding a spate of vandalism in the Town End at The County Ground during our recent home games.
We’re incredibly saddened to see damage caused to seating and toilet facilities, which is resulting in the club having to pay to get these fixed at a substantial cost that could be easily avoided.
We understand these mindless acts are being committed by the minority, but we’d like to request fans conduct themselves in a responsible manner, and respect our stadium.
We work hard to maintain SN1 on a limited budget so we can provide a safe and comfortable environment for everyone to enjoy each game.
Club Chief Executive, Rob Angus, said: “It’s really disappointing to see this is happening in a home supporters section of the ground, and it’s really important we all work together to try and prevent this from happening.
“It costs a lot of money to replace broken seats, and damage to our toilets mean we cannot provide these facilities if they’re out of order and in need or repair.
“We welcome everyone to The County Ground to embrace and enjoy football on a matchday - we just ask that it’s done responsibly.”
If you witness damage being caused or any inappropriate behaviour, please do not hesitate to notify one of our matchday stewards who can take the necessary action.
We’re a community as well as a football club, so please come and support us in the right way.
Thank you.
