Once arriving at Queen Street, you'll be greeted by the friendliest of ticketmasters at the turnstiles. You'll be able to purchase your matchday ticket here (card or cash) and pick up a printed programme for an additional £2 if you wish.

Once inside the stadium, you'll be able to view the current matchday information - including confirmed line-ups for both teams - on a whiteboard immediately to your left.

The main stand has tiered seating for around 250-300 fans, and you'll often hear the drums banging as the game unfolds and the atmosphere winds up. You can also stand at either side of the main stand or behind either of the goals. Additional shelters are available behind the goals, with both sets of fans free to move around as they wish as the game progresses.

Players and official emerge from the centre of the main stand, with both dug-outs immediately in front of the tunnel. The club's tannoy system can usually be heard from anywhere in the ground, but you may wish to position yourself close to the stand to hear the team line-ups etc clearly. Toilets can be found to the side of the stand, are are accessible at all times.

The club has a licensed bar that opens a couple of hours before the game, which can be accessed via Queen Street or from inside the ground itself. It serves a variety of beers, wines and soft drinks, and you can order yourself some chips and snacks too. It's always a friendly crowd and there are plenty of tables and seats available, so feel free to get down to the club early on a match day to enjoy the pre-match atmosphere.

The bar also doubles up as the club shop, with Adam and the team usually on hand to support with membership requests, hats, scarves, car stickers and badges at half time or just before a game.

All games are played on a full grass pitch, with floodlights lighting the pitch as the darker nights draw in.