Shore Road End
Like the Railway End, the Shore Road End stood for over half a century as a shallow open terrace, which, for safety reasons had been reduced to a capacity of a few hundred. This end too was badly in need of redevelopment and was converted into a brand new stand that was part of the redevelopment of the ground. The new covered stand was also opened for the Fulham game, housing 633 spectators including eight disabled spaces.
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