value seeker
|
WHATS THE BEST FOOTBALL STADIUM YOU HAVE EVER VISITED?USUAL VS RULES APPLY ,ONE PER POST ,WHY WOULD BE NICE BUT BY NO MEANS COMPULSARY.
|
geordie_racer
|
anfield
home of the loudest and most passionate fans anywhere, a genuine utopia for anyone who wants to watch the beautiful game in a beautiful city
|
CanfordCliffs
|
The old Wembley
Total shit hole but reeked of character, history and symbolism.
|
value seeker
|
| geordie_racer wrote: | anfield
home of the loudest and most passionate fans anywhere, a genuine utopia for anyone who wants to watch the beautiful game in a beautiful city |
They were betting 1.01 on betfair ,you would say Anfield 
|
Machiavellian
|
Portman Road
|
value seeker
|
| value seeker wrote: | | geordie_racer wrote: | anfield
home of the loudest and most passionate fans anywhere, a genuine utopia for anyone who wants to watch the beautiful game in a beautiful city |
They were betting 999.0 on betfair ,you would say Anfield |
Shocked 
|
TAFKAB
|
san siro without question. special mentions to parkhead on a big european night, and also goodison park is a great place on a big occasion.
|
harchiefan
|
Camp Nou.
|
Solerina
|
St James Park - such passion, things get so hot they even take of their tops in the middle of winter so the place won't totally boil over.
|
Templedog
|
New Wembley.
|
alansouthcoast
|
| geordie_racer wrote: | anfield
home of the loudest and most passionate fans anywhere, a genuine utopia for anyone who wants to watch the beautiful game in a beautiful city |
I went to most grounds in the sixties and seventies. I have to say I always found Old Trafford to have the better atmosphere of the two.
Due to fierce rivalry the best atmosphere at a Chelsea away game has, and still is, Spurs. A trip to Three Point Lane ( dont tell the Spours boys but it was often No Point Lane back then ), back for a night out down the Kings Road. Up for Sunday football and playing with a massive hangover, unless i got lucky, happy days indeed.
That said, and this is only time related, the best ground I ever visited then was West Brom. I seem to recall it was all covered and the away fans didnt get left out in the pouring rain all afternoon.
|
golfswing
|
Has to be Old Trafford. (not including the actual pitch though).
|
YAIYAM
|
Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán stadium.
For those of you who don't know who's stadium that is.
Sevilla FC.
I have been to some of the top grounds in England, Old Trafford, Anfield & most of the London clubs includeded but when i went here I just could not believe how much atmosphere and how noisy it was, definately the best ground I have been to.
The PSV philips stadium in Eindoven is pretty spectacular as well because of the steepness of the stands
|
geordie_racer
|
in term of Atmosphere the Stade Velodrome in Marseilles takes some beating too.
However it is a complete and utter dump.
|
millsy
|
| golfswing wrote: | | Has to be Old Trafford. (not including the actual pitch though). |
I've always found Old Trafford quite lifeless whenever I've been. For me the best would be Wembley (either old or new!) although a couple of the best days out I've had have been at Rochdale and Peterborough of all places!
|
penleguin
|
| YAIYAM wrote: | Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán stadium.
For those of you who don't know who's stadium that is.
Sevilla FC.
I have been to some of the top grounds in England, Old Trafford, Anfield & most of the London clubs includeded but when i went here I just could not believe how much atmosphere and how noisy it was, definately the best ground I have been to.
The PSV philips stadium in Eindoven is pretty spectacular as well because of the steepness of the stands |
Yeh, I'd consider Seville's ground too. Was at their UEFA cup semi with Osasuna and the atmosphere was indeed something else. Really steep sided ground which helps keep the noise in too.
|
|
|
