Relocation, Relocation
Dorset Magazine|November 2017

As AFC Bournemouth explore the possibility of a new stadium in Kings Park, Fletch reveals what a development of this nature would mean to the club and the town it calls home

Steve Fletcher
Relocation, Relocation

SINCE moving into the Premier League and the success we have experienced as a club in recent seasons, there has been lots of talk around about the possibility of AFC Bournemouth moving to a new stadium.

The time is certainly right. With a capacity just under 11,500, our current home ground – the Vitality Stadium - is the smallest in the Premier League. In our League One and Two days, that wasn’t necessarily a problem, but as we have risen up the leagues demand for tickets has increased. The result is that not all our supporters get the opportunity to watch us on match days.

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