Glebe Park, Brechin

Glebe Park is a multi-use stadium in Brechin, Scotland. It is currently used mostly for football matches and is the home ground of Brechin City F.C.. The stadium holds 3,960 people. It has three stands, the Main stand, Cemetery end and Trinity Road stand. On the Trinity Road stand there is BCFC (Brechin City Football Club) on the seats. The biggest ever attendance is 8,122 v Aberdeen, Scottish Cup 3rd Round, February 3rd 1973.

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stadium_name = Glebe Park
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location = Brechin, Scotland
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opened = 1919
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owner = Brechin City Football Club
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surface = Grass
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Brechin City Football Club
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3,960 (1,519 seated)

At the south side of the ground, there is a leafy hedge instead of a stand. It is believed that this hedge was planted by William Wallace so that he could hide behind it when the English garrison was passing through Brechin.Often balls will got lost in the thorny hedge, somewhat reminiscent of Wrigley Field.