Keep your eye out for parking restrictions though, just in case.There are all of the usual places to buy food and drink inside the ground, as well as decent concourses in most stands. When they eventually did settle at their long-term home it wasn’t just a stadium that they gained from the experience. The image will be printed on recyclable weatherproof material, and fans will have it returned to them as a keepsake, once Motherwell can actually welcome fans back into the stadium.Fans have until Friday, July 24 to ensure their image is in the stadium for the first match, and orders after that will be in place for the next available game."It's best to get someone to take the photo for you.
His racing colours were claret and amber, so the club adopted them as the colours for their kit.At the time of writing there are no tours of Fir Park available and any sense of museum is left to the Scottish Football Museum at Hampden Park. Motherwell FC was born on 17 May 1886, when representatives of the two main Motherwell works teams Glencairn FC and Alpha FC met in Ballie's pub in the town's Merry Street, and decided to merge the two teams with the aim of creating a club to represent the town as a whole at a higher footballing level.
It also has a roof-mounted gantry for television cameras, as well as press facilities.The main stand was then constructed in 1960, providing seating for 3,500 people. Only upload portrait photos. They wanted to create a club that could represent the city of Motherwell at the highest level and they’d no doubt be delighted by what they achieved if they could look back on it today. Average age: 25.3 . The repair of the pitch in 2010 was said to be the ‘last major investment’ in Fir Park, so don’t expect anything too drastic to happen any time soon.You can get tickets over the phone, in person from the club’s ticket office or on the turnstiles on the say of Standard Entry matches.For the first few years of Fir Park’s existence the attendances were low. Average age: 25.3 .
All things considered, the cheapest and most expensive tickets are as follows:Each Scottish town has its own charm and Motherwell is no exception.
From 1991 until 1995 different sections of the stadium were developed in order to comply with the Taylor Report, written in the aftermath of The Hillsborough Disaster. Perhaps, slightly too dramatic, but the land on which Fir Park was built belonged to Lord Hamilton of Dalzell whose racing colours of Claret and Amber were adopted by the club upon relocation.Airbles is technically the closest train station to the ground.Please note that concessions refers to adults over 60, and full time students, with a family ticket admitting one adult and one juvenile. It never happened, of course, and Motherwell have played their home games there ever since. This was the two-tier Main Stand, with the other sections of the stadium being made up of terraces. Located close to the M74 the stadium is highly accessible from the rest of Scotland.Fir Park is located approximately 1.2 miles from south-east of Motherwell Station with the resulting journey likely to take the average fan no more than 20 minutes. Fir Park is a football stadium located in the city of Motherwell in North Lanarkshire. Tickets cost either £19.00 for the older East Stand or £23.00 for all other stands.