What is your favourite stadium and why?

[New York Red]

Other than Anfield that is.

[Redkop]

Not having done away games for about 5 years so haven't seen some of the new/newer ones, but Ewood Park was always one I looked forward to going to.

[Murphman]

The Attaturk. Good burgers and very helpful staff.

[John am Rhein]

I quite like Moulinex

[Jacks Jackie Jackson]

I quite like Moulinex

 

 

It's too small and a bit of a squeeze though, is it not?

[John am Rhein]

 

It's too small and a bit of a squeeze though, is it not?

 

Better than Rowenta, though

[yellow jumper]

loftus road, despite us often struggling there.

[Jarg Armani]

liked maine road. quite like SJP (lots of stairs, looks a bit horsey but you still would).

 

don't like any of the new ones.

[matty]

The Meazza or La Favorita, Palermo.

 

Meazza because of great atmosphere when it's full and rocking, and La Favorita because it's insane. Never seen so many people get into a stadium without a ticket.

[Jacks Jackie Jackson]

Meazza because of great atmosphere when it's full and rocking, and La Favorita because it's insane. Never seen so many people get into a stadium without a ticket.

 

You weren't in Athens?

[matty]

You weren't in Athens?

No. But imagine that happening every other week? This was in Serie B though, they might have tightened up now...

[smithdown]

Goodison Park.

 

It's like going into a parralel universe and seeing what you could have been if it weren't for the kindness, benificence and wisdom of your ancestors.

[Woodsyla]

I like the Millenium stadium.

[theredfella]

Prenton Park c1990

 

Exactly what a football ground should be about; jam packed, lively as you like and the chance to walk round to different parts of the ground mid game.

 

Absolute class.

[D.Boon]

Meazza because of great atmosphere when it's full

 

Fairly infrequent then?

[Coyler]

Dalymount Park, the ground of the champions-elect of the eircom League and the storied Home of Irish Football®.

[New York Red]

Ninian Park for me. Won't be there much longer.

[matty]

Fairly infrequent then?

 

meh.

[cymrococh]

Ninian Park for me. Won't be there much longer.

That can only be for sentimental reasons, it's a horrible old ground.

 

The Liberty Stadium is f*cking class though.

 

Swim Away, Swim Away, Swim Away

Swim Away, Swim Away, Swim Away!

[Stevie H]

was always a big fan of the drill field on a damp wednesday night.

[New York Red]

That can only be for sentimental reasons, it's a horrible old ground.

 

The Liberty Stadium is f*cking class though.

 

Swim Away, Swim Away, Swim Away

Swim Away, Swim Away, Swim Away!

 

Oh come on Paul. You're only saying that because it is impossible for you Jacks to go to that bastion of football.

[cymrococh]

I've been there, had to run a fair bit of the way though.

 

Not like the lads who did it in style, police escorts for all the coaches + off the trains, so they hired limos and got dropped off right outside the Ninian Park pub for some mayhem.

[New York Red]

I've been there, had to run a fair bit of the way though.

 

Not like the lads who did it in style, police escorts for all the coaches + off the trains, so they hired limos and got dropped off right outside the Ninian Park pub for some mayhem.

 

 

Tribalism. It's bloody mad isn't it?

[Tommy Cockles]

Highbury was my favourite away ground. Felt genuinely sick when leaving the ground after our last game there.

[Mike]

i liked highbury too.

marble halls, isn't it.