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   Will AFC Bournemouth move to a new stadium in 2027?

   • AFC Bournemouth owner Bill Foley has outlined his intentions to move the Premier League club into a new stadium by the summer of 2027. The Cherries have the second-smallest stadium in England's top-flight with a current capacity of 11,307 at the Vitality Stadium.

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   Will a new Vitality Stadium be built in Bournemouth?

   • For years, Bournemouth have been the butt of many jokes with regards to the size of the Vitality Stadium, but in interviews today, owner Bill Foley has confirmed the approximate timescales for a NEW build, which would see an increased capacity, increased hospitality, and the possibility for expansion.

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   Why is AFC Bournemouth called the Vitality Stadium?

   • Originally known as Dean Court but nowadays called The Vitality Stadium because of sponsorship, AFC Bournemouth’s home ground was built on the site of an old gravel pit. Owing to the fact that it wasn’t built in time for the start of the 1910-1911 season, Boscombe FC’s players (as the club was then known) had to get changed in a nearby hotel.

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   Where is AFC Bournemouth based?

   • Dean Court, or for sponsorship purposes, Vitality Stadium is the home of AFC Bournemouth of the Premier League. It has been home to the club since 1910 when the land was given to Boscombe FC by the Copper-Dean family in which the grounds bears its name. The ground was the first home to 300 seats but has grown steadily in its century of use.

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   Is AFC Bournemouth's stadium called Fitness First?

   • Despite having a stadium sponsorship deal with Fitness First, AFC Bournemouth's stadium is not called Fitness First. It is an all-seater venue, known to many fans as Dean Court, with a capacity of 10,700.

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   How much does a new Bournemouth stadium cost?

   • The planned completion date is the summer of 2027. The new Bournemouth stadium will have a capacity of 18,500. Bournemouth owner Bill Foley told The Athletic he expects the total cost of a Bournemouth new stadium to be £80-90 million. The Cherries are also building a new training centre, costing £32 million, which will be completed in October 2024.

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   Dec 19, 2023 · AFC Bournemouth owner Bill Foley has outlined his intentions to move the Premier League club into a new stadium by the summer of 2027. The Cherries have the second-smallest stadium in England's top-flight with a current capacity of 11,307 at the Vitality Stadium.

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   Jan 9, 2024 · Bournemouth owner Bill Foley has detailed plans about a new stadium for the Premier League club, with the 18,500-seat venue set to be built “directly behind” the current home of Vitality Stadium.

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   May 15, 2023 · Cherries current home of Vitality Stadium. Picture taken with thanks to Bliss Aviation. CHAIRMAN Bill Foley has offered up an insight into the thinking behind Cherries’ future stadium plans.

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   Dean Court, currently known as the Vitality Stadium for sponsorship purposes, [2] is a football stadium in Kings Park, Boscombe, in the suburb of Bournemouth, Dorset, England, and the home ground of Bournemouth.

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   Dec 15, 2023 · For years, Bournemouth have been the butt of many jokes with regards to the size of the Vitality Stadium, but in interviews today, owner Bill Foley has confirmed the approximate timescales for a NEW build, which would see an increased capacity, increased hospitality, and the possibility for expansion. In this video, Sam and Tom discuss where it ...

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    Viality Stadium capacity: 11,307. Record PL attendance: 11,459 v Liverpool (4 December 2016 & 17 April 2016) Built: 1910. Pitch size: 105m x 68m. Stadium address: Vitality Stadium, Dean Court, Bournemouth, BH7 7AF. Phone: 01202 726300. The Vitality Stadium, also referred to as Goldsands and Dean Court, lies east of the town centre and close to ...