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Macclesfield Town v Hereford United
Football League Two
Saturday 12th December KO 3.00pm
Moss Rose
London Road
Macclesfield
SK11 7SP
The visitors terrace is uncovered but provides a good view. Some seats are usually provided in part of the McAlpine Stand. Why do we always seem to go to the Moss Rose in December?
By Road – You need to travel north on the M6 either via Worcester and the M5 or, in my case, up the A49 to the north of Shrewsbury joining the A53 to Market Drayton and onto the M6 at J15 (Stoke). Leave the M6 at J17 (sign Sandbach/Congleton), then at the crossroads turn right onto Old Mill Road – A534 (sign Congleton). At Congleton, join the A34 and follow signs for Manchester. Then join the A54 (sign Buxton). At Bosley crossroads, turn left onto the A523 (sign Macclesfield). Follow this road into Macclesfield and the ground will be on your left. Parking is mostly in the Streets around the ground. Distance approx 120 miles. Allow 2 hours 45 minutes. Post Code SK11 7SP.
HUISA – Departs Radford’s at 10.00 am. Fare £15 Contact Club Office on 08442 761939.
FUNBUS – Departs Radford’s at 09.30am. Fare expected to be around £15. Contact Chesh on 07852 222294 or PM on the forum.
Admission – Terrace, Adults £14, Concessions £10, 12-15 year-olds £5 (with an adult), U12’s free (with an adult). Seating, Adults £18, Concessions £14, 12-15 year-olds £5 (with an adult), U12’s free (with an adult).
Refreshments – Leaving the ground, follow the A523 (London Road) towards the town centre. You will find several decent Pubs along the way including The Albion at 6 London Road and the nearby Railway View in Byrons Lane (Boddingtons, Cains plus four guests and the best pies in Macc). Also worth a visit is the Waters Green Tavern in Waters Green (Taylors Landlord plus at least four guests!) on the way from the Station. The Boarhound in Brook Street is a Robinsons outlet, which has a pool table. The Golden Lion in Moss Lane is the closest to the ground being just 500 yards or so away. It usually has a good mix of both home and away fans but, I believe, only serves keg beers whereas The British Flag in Coare Street has a range of Robinsons ales and I think is still run by a home supporter. It has a big screen but no food. Finally, The Sun (Mill Lane) is about halfway between the Station and the Moss Rose. It has two bars, Sky TV and offers an excellent range of beers (no children). The local 'Spoons is The Society Rooms at Park Green (SK11 7NA). There is an acceptable chip shop just up the road from The Railway View and a refreshment kiosk behind the visitors end inside the ground selling the usual football ground fare.
See you at The Moss Rose.
