Favourite Grounds

[TGW89]

Old Wembley was great but new Wembley is crap really crap. Still though, i'd love to see us finally win another trophy down there all the same!

Never went old one, but new one isn't all that. Mind you it was the FA Trophy (wrexham v bromley) and I spent all but the last 20 mins with my head glued to Five Live - and my heart going like the clappers when Villa got their second at City.

Oh god, seriously. Fk last season to hell! Even when we were safe, the agony lasted right up until the dying dregs of Real v RS.

 

[ste d' indica]

Villa Park and Craven Cottage in the prem. Quite fond of the Hawthorns as well.

 

[Littlesue]

A part of Arsenals soul died when they left Highbury it really did.

Same with Upton Park and Maine Road, loved the old Stoke ground too

 

[larbert toffee]

Hillsborough and the still sadly missed Highbury.

I'm sure you'd like Ibrox.

 

[ETID]

Spurs stadium is unreal, went last season when we got battered, unbelievable stadium,

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Same with Upton Park and Maine Road, loved the old Stoke ground too

I don't think that'll happen with Everton though. God it will be sad to leave Goodison, but the new ground we're building at the Bramley Moore dock, looks like it's going to be a great one.

 

[Preki]

Cologne and Dortmund are great for atmosphere. Gladbach as well.

 

[BlueAmigo]

A part of Arsenals soul died when they left Highbury it really did.

An old colleague and die hard gooner quit going when they moved, couldn't stand the lack of atmosphere, got himself a season ticket at Fulham for the rest of his years.

 

[Cork Evertonian]

An old colleague and die hard gooner quit going when they moved, couldn't stand the lack of atmosphere, got himself a season ticket at Fulham for the rest of his years.

They did a similar thing in the Aussie Rules football. All the teams in Melbourne used to have their own unique home grounds, but greed sort of took over. The AFL wanted all the games played at grounds that could cater for bigger crowds.

So all the suburban grounds were gradually phased out, and now all the Melbourne based clubs play their games out of two grounds the MCG and the Docklands stadium. People like @Sinski and @Jeff Jones would have mixed feelings about this at the time i'm sure.

 

[canuckblue]

Merkur Arena, Graz, Austria. Home of Sturm Graz. Great schnitzel sandwiches and beer. Of course, I'm a little biased as Graz is my mother's home town.

 

[Littlesue]

I don't think that'll happen with Everton though. God it will be sad to leave Goodison, but the new ground we're building at the Bramley Moore dock, looks like it's going to be a great one.

It does look it, hope I get chance to visit before I kick the bucket as West Brom floating round Division 2 in a couple of years ?

 

[The binman chronicles]

Best I've been to is the millennium stadium, I do like the look of San Mamés and I want to visit the San Siro before they pull it down.

 

[edge]

Villa Park still has a bit about it.

 

[Littlesue]

Villa Park still has a bit about it.

Yes best ground in the Midlands, big old traditional ground

 

[Simon Buttle]

Frankfurt- The Deutsche Bank Park with that crazy 4 way TV screen above the centre circle.