Here’s what Woodley United can look forward to at Larges Lane

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Woodley United are heading to Larges Lane after the Berks & Bucks County FA revealed the Intermediate Cup Final will be hosted at the home of Bracknell Town.

Anyone who has been following this site will be well aware the ground has undergone a significant redevelopment through 2016 and in to 2017, so we thought we’d show the players and supporters of both Woodley and their opponents Marlow United what they can look forward to when they visit ‘the Lane’ on Saturday 15th April..

A FIFA certified artificial surface

The new Larges Lane ground. Photo: Colin Howard.

Completely refurbished changing rooms

Inside the Larges Lane changing rooms. Photo: Richard Claypole. — Inside the Larges Lane changing rooms – they are finished now in spite of what it looks like in this photo. Photo: Richard Claypole.

150 seats and roof

The impressive roof on the seated area at Larges Lane. Photo: @bracknelltownfc

These space-age dugouts

The dugouts have arrived at Bracknell Town FC. Photo: facebook.com/bracknelltownfc

A brand new bar

The new bar at Larges Lane. Photo: @bracknelltownfc

Some brand new turnstiles

Turnstiles under construction at Bracknell Town FC. Photo: Tom Canning.

Which reminds us we should do an update..

AND hopefully a ‘packed to the rafters’ crowd..

The crowd at Larges Lane Bracknell Town FC. Photo: Neil Graham.

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Tom Canning

Tom is the co-editor of Football in Berkshire. He has played at the lowest possible level of football. In real life Tom works for Reach PLC. Former manager of Binfield Ladies in the Thames Valley Women's League.

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