Home Ground definition
Home Ground means Stamford Bridge, Kingsmeadow and their environs and all other locations owned, occupied or used by Chelsea FC at which its Teams may play Matches;
Home Ground means the Stamford Bridge stadium and its environs and all other locations owned, occupied or used by Chelsea FC.
Home Ground means the rugby ground which is regarded or accepted as the home ground of a Province and workplace of the Contracted Player.
Examples of Home Ground in a sentence
If the Club cannot provide a venue deemed satisfactory by NSWRL in accordance with the facility requirements of the Gold Shield Criteria, the NSWRL at its sole discretion may determine that the Club shall not be eligible to host games at its Home Ground and all rights to host Premiership Competition and Final Series matches shall revert to the opposing Club.
More Definitions of Home Ground
Home Ground means the Registered Ground of the Home Club or other ground at which, with the approval of the Board, an Official Match is to be played;
Home Ground means The City Ground, Eastwood, The Nigel Doughty Academy and their environs and all other locations owned, occupied, or used by Nottingham Forest FC at which its Teams may play Matches.
Home Ground means the home ground or grounds of the Club from time to time;
Home Ground means Wheatsheaf Park, Wheatsheaf Lane, Staines, Middlesex, TW18 2PD and its environs and all other locations owned, occupied or used by Chelsea Ladies FC.
Home Ground means the Kingsmeadow Stadium, Kingston Road, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 3PB and its environs and all other locations owned, occupied or used by Chelsea FC Women.