as simply the 'North Stand', but was renamed to its current name in 2009 following the death of former manager Bobby Robson. Cobbold Stand The Cobbold Stand was constructed in 1971, and was previously known as the Portman Stand. With two tiers and a cantilever roof, it is used to accommodate away fans, with an allocation of up to 3,000 seats per game and for family seating. It also contains a number of executive boxes as well as regular seating for home fans. Sir Alf Ramsay Stand The Sir Alf Ramsey Stand is a two-tiered stand which has a match-day capacity of approximately 7,000. Previously known as the 'South Stand' and the 'Greene King Stand' (from 2001 to 2009), it was renamed to its current name in March 2012 in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the club's First Division title win, which Ramsay achieved as manager. Up until 2000, when the stand was completely rebuilt, it was also commonly referred to as the 'Churchmans' stand after the family who owned the tobacco factory (before John Players Ltd) which stood next to it. It also houses the "Sir Bobby Robson Suite" restaurant and "Legends Bar". The tunnel, from which the players emerge onto the pitch from their dressing rooms, is unusually located in the corner of the stadium between the Sir Alf Ramsey Stand and the West Stand. Magnus Group West Stand The West Stand, first constructed in 1957, was updated to an all-seater stand in 1990 and currently has three tiers consisting of home fan seating and an additional family area. It was previously known as the 'Pioneer Stand' from 1981 to 1999, the 'Britannia Stand' from 1999 to 2012, and the 'East of England Co-operative Stand' from 2012 to 2021. It is currently known as the 'Magnus Group West Stand', following a sponsorship deal with the Magnus Group, a local logistics company, that was struck in August 2021. It also contains the directors' box, further executive boxes and the press area. Behind the stand is a full-size AstroTurf pitch which is often used on a casual basis by fans before home games. There are nine areas throughout the ground designated for disabled supporters, in the lower West Stand, the Sir Alf Ramsey Stand and the Sir Bobby Robson Stand. These provide over 300 spaces to accommodate wheelchair users and ambulant disabled, together with their carers. The ground also