If you're selling any Sterling Silver online, then I'll be on to buy some. Sterling. I'll Be On. Get it? Never mind. First-Hand Experience: I've only seen Stirling play once, at their new home stadium, and I really wasn't too impressed. It was a boring 0-0 draw, and the place wasn't full. The fans I met were really nice though, so I'm not going to give them lower than a 3. Still, my first hand experience of this club didn't leave me feeling moved. Just a typical small Scottish club and I wish them all the best. I do like their kits. They were founded as recently as 1945 in the rubble of King's Park FC. Their Forthbank Stadium replaced the Annfield Stadium which was abandoned in 1993. Their manager Stuart McLaren is Steve's sexier brother. They beat Rangers in 2012, but have never really won anything, and if it wasn't for their cute badge and their nice white-with-red-trim kits, I might have only given them a 2. read more

I waited in the longest half time snack queue of my life- probably a 25 minute queue and there were no pies left! I had some McCoys and felt sorry for the one poor staff member trying to serve everyone. There were mars bars, teas and Bovrils as well as burgers and juices available. Ample parking for home and away fans, a large number of the home stand is reserved for season ticket holders. Reasonably sheltered main home and away stands (all seated) with some classic standing only areas at both goal ends. A pretty standard Scottish football ground with no clear standout features. read more

Stirling Albion FC - View from home end - Sports Clubs Near Me - Stirling, STG

My son was here for a trials day with the Scottish U19 Learning Disabilities Team, so this is a review of the facilities on a walk up basis, rather than a match day experience, as it were. The ground itself is easy to find, even if the satnav in our hire car didn't necessarily agree with that. There's plenty parking, but obviously on a busy match day, that could be subject to change. Everything about the set up screams "professional" - from the greeting at reception, to the way everything is signposted and laid out, efficiency is the key. There's tons of pitches, changing rooms, warm up areas, equipment gyms and everything a sports centre would need - so this is more than just a local football club, it's a destination for the local community to use and rely on. While Stirling Albion may be in the basement of Scottish football, their set up isn't - it's a top class facility, and I can understand why the SFA make frequent use of it. read more