Hucknall Town Football Club have asked fans not to visit the construction site of their new stadium.

The Yellows are due to leave Watnall Road and move to The RM Stadium on Aerial Way in October.

The new ground is in the final stages of completion but some curious fans haven't been able to resist trying to take an uninvited sneak peek at the side's soon to be home ground.

This has caused Hucknall to issue a statement to fans warning them of the dangers of entering a construction site without permission and asking them to wait until the ground is finished.

On the club's official website, a statement read: "Can we remind all supporters that no unauthorised persons are allowed on to the construction site of the new Stadium. No visits are possible until the site is handed over and is officially opened by the club in October.

"The construction company has reported to us a number of unauthorised visits recently.

"This is a construction site and strict health and safety procedures are in place.

"We regret that anyone wishing to walk around the site will be refused and would ask all supporters to please be patient until the site is completed.

"We will provide more (photographic) updates of the site shortly."

On the field, Hucknall's league season starts in just over two weeks, with an away trip to Holwell Sports near Melton Mowbray their first test on Saturday 30 July.

They will continue to play their home matches at Watnall Road until the new stadium is fully completed.