Sutton Coldfield Town: Club Profile

Sutton Coldfield Town are the reason that our 1991-2 FA Cup efforts didn’t get us past the First Qualifying Round stage. You could count it as a bit of a shock to be fair. The Royals were members of the Southern League Midland Division at the time. But it didn’t stop them coming to ours and winning by two goals.

 

The Facts

Sutton Coldfield Town: Record vs Boro'

Pl W D L F A GD Pts* WR%
1 0 0 1 0 2 -2 0 0%

* league points only

Sutton Coldfield Town: Result-by-Result (Boro' Scoring First)

Saturday 14 September 1991

1991-2 H FA Cup R1Q 0-2

 

Players For Us... and Them

Iyseden Christie Profile
Wayne Dyer Profile
Matt Fisher Profile
Jamille Matt Profile
Justin Richards Profile

 

Sutton Coldfield Town Ground Information

Away Fans’ Stand

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Ticket Info

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Facilities for Disabled Fans

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Pre-Match Pints

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Sutton Coldfield Town Travel Information – Distance: 96 miles

By Road

After heading north on the M1 and then M6, you have the option to take the M6 Toll. Do NOT do this! Stay on the old M6 into the heart of Birmingham and leave at Junction 5 – the A452 exit. Exit the motorway and take the third exit at the large roundabout for the A452 that takes you back under the M6.

Head over the railway bridge and the two roundabouts either end of the Jaguar Land Rover plant. At the third roundabout, take the third exit onto the B4148 and go past the entrance to Pype Hayes Golf Course. After 1.4 miles, turn left onto Wylde Green Road and right onto East View Road after another 0.7 miles.

Continue onto Coles Lane and the ground is on the right.

Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency

Parking

Parking is limited at the ground for safety reasons and not available to away fans. The club says that anyone not entitled to use the car park should park “locally“.

By Rail

Station: SUTTON COLDFIELD
Services to: BIRMINGHAM NEW STREET

From the station, head south on Station Street and keep going in a straight line (more or less) onto Victoria Road. Follow this around to the right; taking Lower Queen Street and then Upper Holland Road, before turning left onto Coles Lane.

Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner