Leyton Orient away guide.

This will be Crewe's first visit in over a decade to Brisbane Road and back in 1995 Crewe secured a 4-1 win with goals coming from Lennon, Rowbotham, Tierney and Whalley. Supporters will be in for a shock as they see a completely changed ground the capacity is 7,872 all seater. The ground has seen a lot of re-development in recent years, with the construction of two new stands. Finance for this has chiefly come from the proceeds of selling part of the Brisbane Road site to a property developer. In this groundbreaking development, the corners of the ground are being filled with blocks of residential apartments, which will certainly give the stadium a unique look. The North End of the ground is currently unused. The former terrace has been demolished in preparation for the building of a new Stand. The new North Stand will be similar in design to the existing South Stand, with a capacity of 1,500. It is intended that this will in the future house away supporters. However, it is unclear as to when the building of this stand might commence.

Where to Drink
The nearest pub to the ground is the Coach and Horses, which is about half a mile from Leyton tube station another pub, recommended is The Three Blackbirds, which is situated on Leyton High Road.

Travel

By train

The nearest tube station is Leyton, which is on the Central Line. Come out of the station and turn right down Leyton High Road. Cross over the road to the other side and continue down it. You will come to Coronation Gardens on your left and the floodlights of the ground can be clearly seen behind them. Take the next left past the gardens into Buckingham Road for the ground.

By coach
The official coach leaves at 8:15am cost £15 members + season ticket holders and £16 non-members.

By Car
Distance from Crewe to Leyton is 183 miles.
Approaching London you will at some point hit the M25. Use this to get to the M11 take the southbound carriageway for about 6 miles and take the right fork signposted for the North Circular.

At the bottom of the flyover where the roads merge, move into the left-hand lane and turn left at the roundabout on to the A104. After about 1 mile at the next roundabout take the right exit - still the A104 (a landmark here is the quaintly-decorated Lamb's Cafe). Half a mile further on, turn left into Leyton Green Road (signposted to Leyton and Stratford), and left again into a short slip-road past the bus garage entrance and left into Leyton High Road - you'll see the Leyton Leisure Lagoon opposite as you wait to make the turn. Continue until you see the floodlights and then find a side turning to park in the back-streets. Street Parking.

For the Away fan
The away supporters are housed in one side of the South Stand and some supporting pillars may obstruct your view. The famous Chicken Bali Pie is served in the ground along with the usual football food.

Prices

Matchday Prices

£18 Adults
£12 Senior Citizens (Over 65)
£12 Students
£6 Juniors

£3 for a Programme.

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