Best league away

[COYB]

woah, dont even think ive been West Ham .. them and Rs [cant do them, wouldnt wanna sit in there ******** ]

but sure ive been everywhere else.. everyones saying them too ffs
always Love going too City fans at the best even though now its going expecting nothing
Sunderland / Utd [Arsenal] because off the Stadium

 

[Azzurri]

Not Arsenal, absolutely desolate of any fan love, completely saturated by corporate luvvie commercialisation and a lack of genuine fan input makes me cry.

Alright Bry mate no one asked for a case study.

 

[ianefc]

Blackburn and Wigan were good, simply because of the numbers and pubs (in Blackburn's case)

 

[Deleted member 28206]

Alright Bry mate no one asked for a case study.

You want some blud

 

[Eggs]

...fortunate enough to play (and score) at a few mentioned including Old Trafford and Aston Villa. Favourite for me is probably Leeds, bagged a couple there but always a hostile atmosphere when Blues played.

 

[scousejones]

I thought Burnley was a decent away this year! Boss atmosphere in the boozer before and at the ground was even better!

 

[barneygumble]

...fortunate enough to play (and score) at a few mentioned including Old Trafford and Aston Villa. Favourite for me is probably Leeds, bagged a couple there but always a hostile atmosphere when Blues played.

I think over the course of the last 10-15 years, in terms of stand out aways i've been to, i think the Rooney 1-0, at Elland Road is possibly my favourite, that and the Jeffers brace against Boro in 2000, obviously in more recent memory, Oviedo at OT, Cahill at Anfield and Jags at Anfield were simply memorable too.

But that Rooney one, where everyone (Including myself) ran on the pitch is the stand out memory of my youth!

 

[Tim's tourettes]

Can't believe no one has mentioned Wolves, chicken tikka pies. Quality

 

[ToffeeDoug]

West Ham last season was absolutely brilliant.

Hammers fans in the corner usually give us a round of applause at the end for the way we get behind the team.

 

[ToffeeDoug]

Villa Park, when it was all standing, for the cup semi-finals (both League and FA Cup) and Upton Park for the 3 pts we always get there.

The worst, Chelsea in the 80s when it was a falling down shithole. I still hate Stamford Bridge but now it is for different reason (the clientele there).

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Blackburn and Wigan were good, simply because of the numbers and pubs (in Blackburn's case)

"Sit down lad"

 

[Dario Terracotta]

Blackburn and Wigan were good, simply because of the numbers and pubs (in Blackburn's case)

Blackburn used to be good,especially when we got the whole of that Darwen End,the tent at the Fernhurst was mad,chocca,on my last trip think it may have been Arteta's last game and last minute pen was making my way to Maccy's,on the way opposite their main stand was a social club with two "Max and Paddy" types on the door offering "Pie,pint and stripper" for a tenner,saw a couple of blues traipsing in,was tempted myself but settled for a quarter pounder and fries

 

[Dario Terracotta]

...fortunate enough to play (and score) at a few mentioned including Old Trafford and Aston Villa. Favourite for me is probably Leeds, bagged a couple there but always a hostile atmosphere when Blues played.

Who'd you play for Eggs?or is it top secret?

 

[Fresh Prince of Belle Val]

Any of the London games. Worst are the North west games.

 

[bluegirl]

What about most welcoming?