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TIGERS EYE A NEW LAIR

TIGERS EYE

MON 25

HOME RETURN: Gloucester City have planning permission to rebuild on the Meadow Park site

GLOUCESTER CITY have applied to The FA and The National League to play at their long-awaited new stadium next season.
The Tigers have been homeless since 2007 after severe flooding left Meadow Park under eight feet of water.
They have played home games at Cirencester Town’s Corinium Stadium, Cheltenham Town’s Whaddon Road, Forest Green Rovers’ New Lawn and, since 2017, at Evesham United – the first time the club has played outside of Gloucestershire.
The club received p...

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