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Directions:

By Car
Leave the M42 at Junction 10 and take the A5 towards Tamworth. Follow the A5 bypass into the town and take the turn for the town centre. Follow the signs towards the Snow Dome and Glascote/Amington. After passing the Snow Dome on your left, you should see the ground on your right. There is a fair sized car park at the ground, which costs £2 for cars, £5 minibuses and �10 for coaches. otherwise street parking.


By Train
The station is a 10-15 minute walk away from the ground. Exit the station and walk down the station approach to the traffic island in front of it. Turn left along the dual carriageway and continue to follow it, bearing around to the left at the next roundabout, which takes you past a garage. The floodlights and the red exterior of the ground can be seen in the distance in front of you.


 

General Information:

Although the ground is on the small side, it is well maintained and it has a certain charm about it. The Main Stand is the most recent addition to the ground, being opened in 1996. It is a tidy little all seated covered stand that straddles the halfway line of the pitch. It has a capacity of 426 seats. The other side is a small covered terrace, known by the fans as 'The Shed' which runs nearly the full length of the pitch. This terrace is home to the 'The Shed Choir' (in reference to the Tamworth fans who sing in this stand). On its roof is a television gantry, complete with a large model owl to help deter the presence of other birds. The Castle End is an open terrace, whilst the other end is a partly covered terrace (to the rear). This end, the Meadow Street End, is given to away supporters. The pitch has a slope running up from the Castle End to the Meadow Street Terrace. The ground is overlooked in one corner by the sizeable Tamworth Snowdome. It gets its unusual name from a former public house called the Lamb Inn that used to be situated near to the entrance to the club car park.
 

Admission Prices 2010/11
Seating (enter through the terrace turnstiles and pay a transfer fee inside)
Adults £14, Concessions £9

Terrace:
Adults £12, Concessions £7

Programme Price
Official Programme £2.50

 

Last Season: 16th, Conference Premier League 

Average Attendance: 1086

A Fans View:

If fans are segregated, then away supporters are mostly housed in the Meadow End where around 900 supporters can be accommodated. This small terrace is partly covered and also comprises some flat standing areas. The good thing is that the fans are situated close to the playing action. The facilities are okay and refreshments are provided by the obligatory burger van. In addition to the terrace around 100 seats are made available to away supporters in the Main Stand. If segregation is not in force then you can access the Club's catering outlet by the Club House, which offers amongst other things; 1/2 Pounder Cheeseburger (£3), 1/2 Pounder Beefburger (£2.80), 1/4 Pounder Cheeseburger (£2.20), 1/4 Pounder Beefburger (£2), Hot dogs (£2), Pukka Pies (£1.70), Chips (£1), plus various sauces and gravy (50p).

Over the years I have attended a number of games at the Lamb, as Tamworth is fairly local to where I live. I have always been impressed with the good atmosphere at the games that I have been to. The small covered stands allow a lot of noise to be generated and this is taken advantage of by the supporters of both sides.