Field Mill

Three sides off the ground have been redeveloped over the years into a smart all seater stadium with the impressive two tier Ian Greaves Stand (former West Stand ) the latest addition if at some point the club redevelop the the rather small Bishop Street Stand to match the Greaves Stand it would really make for an impressive stadium .It is reported to be the oldest football league ground hosting football since 1861 although some reports date it back as far as 1850

Neat and compact three sided stadium. Adequate refreshment facilities with friendly helpful stewards. Please disregard the view photo....just first impressions on taking my seat !! Handily placed for town centre, plentiful pubs and the train station. Good luck for the promotion challenge, you're playing some nice football.

Great atmosphere, pretty well accessible from surrounding towns, parking plentiful not too far away from ground.
Could do with the club shop being a bit bigger or more merchandise kiosks around.

Traditional ground and has its own charm. For League Two, it’s far better than some of the recent ones I’ve been to ( eg Harrogate, Salford). Been here four times as a visiting fan , 3 wins and 1 draw, so it’s been a good ground. Decent away capacity around 1,700 and the rest of the ground looks tidy enough. The only downside is the stand opposite the main stand which is not operational. Good atmosphere created by the home fans. Parking is not that easy but enough places nearby to suit most. Good, honest football club is my impression and the ground seems to reflect that. Bear in mind that this rating should be taken in context and comparing the stadium to others in L2. Clearly not rated in comparison to , for example , Premier League stadiums.

Not a bad ground, standard lower league

Standard Typical old school division 2 style ground traditionally known as Field Mill or now known as The One Call Stadium, has 3 decent size stands with 1 of the old stands now closed off & used for advertising which I believe had future plans to demolish & turn into a new stand / hotel & facilities decent enough atmosphere with the vocal home crowd in the upper main stand nearest to the away end generating chants and songs, tickets generally between £20 - £26 but do tend to have decent offers on throughout the season but ought to lower the prices a bit to entice fans back and increase attendances , standard prices for a coffee / hot chocolate £2 with pies, burgers , sausage rolls , snacks etc on offer , also sells alcoholic drinks throughout the ground , plenty of pubs nearby if you know the area an easy ground to get to if you’re travelling

Not a bad ground ruined by only being three sided. One side is basically derelict but other than that it's a tidy ground with an imposing main stand

Like many of the more modern stadia to be found now in the lower leagues, this is a great purpose built venue, with a functional purpose which helps both create an atmosphere but also allow easy access in and around the stadium with a good vantage point from most areas. Definitely look forward to seeing another game or two here