Stevenage chairman announces exploration of new stadium site

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Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Stevenage chairman announces exploration of new stadium site
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Stevenage chairman Phil Wallace confirmed the club is exploring opportunities for a new stadium site, stating that Broadhall Way has become a constraint on growth. The current stadium has a capacity of 7,318 and has been home since the club's founding in 1976. Wallace emphasized the need for a new ground to help establish the club in League One and potentially advance to the Championship. He noted that other clubs, such as Luton Town and Cambridge United, are pursuing similar stadium improvements, warning that Stevenage risks being left behind. The search for an appropriate site is well underway as the club celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.

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  • •Phil Wallace emphasizes Broadhall Way limits future growth.
  • •Current capacity of Broadhall Way is 7,318.
  • •Stevenage is exploring site options for a new stadium.
  • •Wallace cites Luton and Cambridge as examples.
  • •The club is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
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Stevenage are exploring opportunities for a new stadium site, chairman Phil Wallace says.

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