Hunslet played their first match on 6 October 1883 against Hull 'A'. A stand was built in 1884. 1888–1973: Parkside Hunslet purchased at little cost of waste land at Hunslet Carr from the Low Moor Iron and Coal Company and had to shift 2,000 tons of rubbish to create what would become Parkside, which they moved to in 1888. Parkside's stand was burned down by vandals in 1971. Parkside was sold off to an industrial developer for around £300,000 in 1972. The last game at Parkside was on 21 April 1973 against York. Parkside was demolished and Hunslet became tenants at the Elland Road greyhound stadium. 1973–1980: Leeds Greyhound Stadium The new Hunslet club's first ground was the Elland Road Greyhound Stadium in Beeston after they were told they could not play at Parkside. American football posts were erected to be used as goal posts. 1980–1982: Mount Pleasant In 1982, the greyhound stadium closed and Hunslet were left homeless. For two seasons they ground-shared with Batley while they searched for a permanent home in Leeds. 1983–1995: Elland Road In 1983, after leaving Batley, Hunslet negotiated a deal with Leeds City Council to play at Leeds United's Elland Road, which the council owned at the time. 1995–present: South Leeds Stadium Hunslet moved into the South Leeds Stadium, Beeston, Leeds after it was built in 1995. The stadium is used to host athletics and also has a swimming pool and other facilities the club can use. The stadium has one main stand that accommodates the grounds 5,000 capacity. 2022 squad * Announced on 13 December 2021: 2022 transfers Gains Losses Players Players earning international caps while at Hunslet Frank Davies won a cap for Wales while at Hunslet in 1978 against England Robert 'Iain' Higgins won caps for Scotland while at London Broncos, and Hunslet 1997…2001 1-cap + 1-cap (sub) Charlie Wabo won caps for Papua New Guinea while at Hunslet Michael Mark won caps for Papua New Guinea while at Hunslet Neil Lowe won caps for Scotland while at Hunslet Lee Hanlan won caps for Ireland while at Hunslet Arthur Clues won caps for Australia while at Wests, and won caps for Other Nationalities while at Leeds, and Hunslet Charlie Wabo won caps for Papua New Guinea while at Hunslet Neil Lowe won caps for Scotland while at Hunslet Lee Hanlan won caps for Ireland while at Hunslet Past coaches Jack