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Bournemouth University is the official higher education partner of AFC Bournemouth and principal partner of the girls’ and women’s teams. Now in its 11th year, the partnership exists for the benefit of students, staff, supporters and the local community, with a range of activities taking place each year. Explore more about the partnership ...
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BU is the official higher education partner of AFC...
- Bournemouth University and AFC Bournemouth deepen ...
Aug 2, 2024 · Bournemouth University (BU) and AFC Bournemouth have announced the renewal of their partnership for a further two-years for the benefit of students, staff, supporters and the local community. The two organisations have been long-term partners, with the latest agreement stretching their official relationship into its 13th year.
BU is the official higher education partner of AFC Bournemouth, a relationship with a long history of benefiting staff, students, supporters and the local community. About Vision
- Vitality Stadium Seating Plan and Where to Sit
- AFC Bournemouth Ticket Prices
- Getting to Vitality Stadium
- Vitality Stadium Hotels
- Pubs and Bars Near Vitality Stadium
- Facilities
- Hospitality
- Stadium Tours & Museum
- About AFC Bournemouth
- Vitality Stadium History
The Vitality is a small, tight but often intimidating ground thanks to the proximity of the crowd to the pitch. That combined with the fact that the club’s fans have seen them rise from relative obscurity to the heights of the Premier League means that the supporters are always up for the games. The Vitality is a traditional, four-sided stadium. 1....
AFC Bournemouth categorise their ticket prices depending on the opposition for any given match, so the prices depend on the category and on where in the ground you are sitting. There is a rather convoluted points system to get your head around as well as ‘Cherry Tuesdays’, but as for a basic guide on costs, here we’ll give you the cheapest and most...
The Vitality Stadium is eminently accessible by numerous different transport methods. Although the ground is located just outside the city of Bournemouth itself, it is still walkable from local train stations, for example. Train– Both Bournemouth and Pokesdown train stations are within walking distance of The Vitality, with the former taking around...
Bournemouth is essentially a seaside town, so there are loads of bed & breakfast options for you to have a look at. We’ve found a few more specific places for you here, though.
Owing to the fact that the stadium itself a little outside of Bournemouth centre you might not find an ideal place to drink all that close to the ground. Instead you may wish to explore the city centre or nearby Boscombe for a pre-match pint and a bite to eat.
As the Premier League’s smallest ground, the facilities you’ll enjoy at The Vitality aren’t quite as impressive as you’d expect from the bigger, more famous stadiums in the country. That said you’ll still be able to get a drink or a bite to eat on the concourse and there are plenty of toilets available, too. You’ll also find places to put a bet on ...
Just because The Vitality is a small stadium doesn’t mean that the hospitality options are lacking. You can sponsor the match day, have a young member of your group become the club mascot for the day or even enjoy panoramic views of the stadium from an executive box. If you really love the Cherries you can become a Vice President for a season and e...
At the time of writing Bournemouth don’t offer tours of The Vitality Stadium, other than the odd competition prize, although that is something that could change in the future.
Beginning life as Boscombe FC before becoming Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic Football Club in 1923 and finally the more stream-lined AFC Bournemouth in 1972, the club got the nickname the Cherries because of the numerous cherry orchards that used to stand near the Cooper-Dean estate where Dean Court was built. It’s fair to say that Cherries fans...
So much of The Vitality Stadium’s history is dependent on when you consider what you’re talking about to have become relevant. Should it only be from when Bournemouth become Bournemouth in 1972? What about when the stadium was completely knocked down and re-built in 2001? The record attendance came in an FA Cup match against Manchester United in 19...
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- 28799 (Man U v Bournemouth (1957))
- 11.3K
- 1910
Nov 5, 2023 · The partnership between Bournemouth University and AFC Bournemouth, two of the town’s largest organisations, is celebrating its 11th year. It dates back to the 2013-14 season, the football club’s first back in the Championship after securing promotion from League One. Since then, both parties have grown in stature, with AFC Bournemouth now ...
Founded 1899 Address Dean Court, Kings Park BH7 7AF Bournemouth, Dorset Country England Phone +44 (844) 576 1910 Fax +44 (1202) 726 373 E-mail enquiries@afcb.co.uk
May 27, 2024 · And the club have released an update saying work is on track for the first team to move in fully during next season, specifically January 2025. Latest pictures of Cherries' new training ground as ...
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