Greatest foreign grounds?
The old Waldstadion in Frankfurt is my favourite
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What is the capacity of that thing? Love it, although would have more seating behind the goal.
I think its around the 100,000 mark. All the seating can be moved around aswell I believe. There was an episode of Extreme Engineering on it.
prostak Isn't it Zenit's stadium in St Petersburg?
The Petrovsky Stadium. Zenit were shit when I saw them, then they got huge financial backing from Gazprom.
I went to remind myself of which Polish team had installed the cage for away fans, and found out it's clearly catching on.
CWKS Rzeszowia Rzeszów
and best of all, Lechia Gdansk
Bearing in mind Lechia are shortly to move into the 44.000 capacity Arena Baltycka, a Euro 12 host stadium. Progress will come, even if it must be forced!
CWKS Rzeszowia Rzeszów
and best of all, Lechia Gdansk
Bearing in mind Lechia are shortly to move into the 44.000 capacity Arena Baltycka, a Euro 12 host stadium. Progress will come, even if it must be forced!
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Thos pics Remind me of watching Reading away at places like Twerton Park to watch us play Rovers and Northampton's old County Ground in the late 80s!
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Mr Optimist Thos pics Remind me of watching Reading away at places like Twerton Park to watch us play Rovers and Northampton's old County Ground in the late 80s!
The worst was fellows park. I recon the fences were 30 foot high!
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Royal With CheeseMr Optimist Thos pics Remind me of watching Reading away at places like Twerton Park to watch us play Rovers and Northampton's old County Ground in the late 80s!
The worst was fellows park. I recon the fences were 30 foot high!
Some pics on football ground guide of fellowes park - never went so didn't experince the high fences....
http://www.oldgrounds.co.uk/fellows_park_walsall.htm
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You look at pics like that and you wonder there weren't more disasters. There was crowd trouble but then to blame foootball fans and treat them like cattle was surely not the best preventative method?
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Royal With CheeseMr Optimist Thos pics Remind me of watching Reading away at places like Twerton Park to watch us play Rovers and Northampton's old County Ground in the late 80s!
The worst was fellows park. I recon the fences were 30 foot high!
I was more worried by the roof panels lifting off in the breeze, and the section of roof beam lying on the floor of the terrace.
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The Yale Bowl, New Haven, CT. Seats 64,000 and is a great place to take in a game. The stadium was used for concerts in the 1970's but it stopped hosting them in 1980 due to noise complaints from people living in the neighborhood. It has been designated a national historic landmark by the US government in 1987.
Royal With CheeseMr Optimist Thos pics Remind me of watching Reading away at places like Twerton Park to watch us play Rovers and Northampton's old County Ground in the late 80s!
The worst was fellows park. I recon the fences were 30 foot high!
I took some pics at Fellows Park when we played Walsall about 2 or 3 games before they closed the place - and yep, the fences were close to 20/25 foot high! Insane!
Tad ShowbizRoyal With CheeseMr Optimist Thos pics Remind me of watching Reading away at places like Twerton Park to watch us play Rovers and Northampton's old County Ground in the late 80s!
The worst was fellows park. I recon the fences were 30 foot high!
Some pics on football ground guide of fellowes park - never went so didn't experince the high fences....
http://www.oldgrounds.co.uk/fellows_park_walsall.htm
Don't know when that website data was written, but I'm pretty sure that there were more than 2 other League grounds named after people..............Adams Park for one. (oh yeah - don't we play in a ground named after some bloke as well??)
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Only ever been to one foreign ground...
The Nou Camp.
The Nou Camp.
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More info on these grounds please!!??
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Third one down is Braga's ground in Portugal. Got used for Euro 2004.
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Top one is singapore harbour, and the last is in South Africa.
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Rev Algenon Stickleback H Top one is singapore harbour, and the last is in South Africa.
What is the SA stad?
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swansea jackRev Algenon Stickleback H Top one is singapore harbour, and the last is in South Africa.
What is the SA stad?
Think it's Odi Stadium near Pretoria. Drove past it en route to Bloemfontein last summer. Absolute dump.
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2nd one is the Faeroes?
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