Non-league club’s stadium underwater as thunderstorms wreak havoc with entire pitch engulfed in flood water

A NON-LEAGUE nine has suffered devastating flood damage pursuing a thunderstorm for the SECOND time.

Seventh-tier AFC Telford shared shocking pictures of the transportation and buildings astatine their SEAH Stadium covered in inches of water.

The Southern League Premier Central nine instantly appealed for fans to crook up connected Friday and assistance statesman the immense betterment enactment needed.

It comes successful the week AFC Wimbledon's Plough Lane was destroyed by a downpour, meaning the League Two broadside can't play astatine home for astatine slightest a fewer weeks.

Back successful 2022, Telford supporters grabbed mops and buckets for a similar rescue mission praised arsenic a "great response" by the part-time club.

The harm this clip looks monumental too.

Telford posted a video of their submerged aboveground - with immoderate of the achromatic touchlines conscionable astir disposable underneath.

Perhaps the astir incredible picture was from the broadside of a basal - showing facilities heavy nether water.

The nine car parkland besides got the sinking feeling.

But the one vehicle successful the representation was, luckily, perched connected a somewhat higher conception of writer against a obstruction connected the acold side.

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Other images showed h2o inactive gushing into building.

Telford said connected Thursday: "This evening's thunderstorm implicit Wellington has deluged the SEAH Stadium.

"If you are disposable time (Friday) from 9 americium onwards we'd invited immoderate assistance you could springiness to assistance america get things straightened up and dried out."

Judging by the club's pictures, however, that description of the task sounded, unfortunately, similar an understatement.

But they can draw plentifulness of inspiration from their sodden sorrow of 2022.

On that juncture astir 15 fans joined successful the clear-up - portion a Telford institution quickly brought successful an concern pump and vacuum to dispose of the water.