somersetgas
Goalkeeper
Definitely the worst stadium and hopefully the deluded fool will be gone in June when he’s sent down. He’s not as loved down here as people think.
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Worst stadium in League One
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flusheding
Striker
I sort of like it, I've been twice now and both times the weather has been nice/good enough. This year though when we weren't allowed to attend it was absolutely f***ing chucking it down, so would have probably been a bit of a shit experience.
Fair enough it looks ridiculous but it feels sturdy enough and it's not that cramp. If they could somehow keep the top of stadiums open like that but also give some sort of weather proofing it'd be quality. Both times I've just walked up to the back (another nice thing being that it is sit where you want) and you can just stare out across the top of Gillingham and marvel at what a shit hole it is.
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Love all the old grounds me, these modern day stadiums are soulless, used to love going to the likes of Wrexham years ago
Far Tibetan Mountain
Striker
I remember at the Manor ground, our players making a sport of booting the ball over the stands and out into the road when we were a couple of goals to the good.
I hope you get your ground move too. Overdue
The Cookie Monster
Winger
Yep, see also "quirky". Often used when describing old houses. Just another word for shite.I love how 'character' is just used to describe a shit ground.
Manor Ground has a great memory for me in the 92 cup run. Thousands of us, cracking game and atmosphere.
My favourite to this day is Craven Cottage. All seater but kept its character. Even to the extent of the left luggage lass as I was usually on a weekender and had to leave a case with het (for a £1!). Mixed sections, no bother, decent pint.
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Sunderlandellight
Full Back
Worst ground I ever saw Sunderland play at was Doncaster's Belle Vue in the 87-88 season. Only two sides open. One side looked like it had been bombed in WW2. We had 1,000 fans in a cage behind a goal in a crowd of about 2,800. Won 2-0.
samaistonsrightfoot
Striker
Went to one when we played Coventry a couple of year when it all kicked off. Was a canny ground tbf. Last seen being used as a monster truck car park.
CollingwoodFTM
Striker
Oxford for me. Soulless out of town location and with a whole stand missing. Ruined a great day out.
Bristol Rovers might be a terrible ground to look at, but it has The Avenue near by which is just fantastic. A great day out.
Bristol Rovers might be a terrible ground to look at, but it has The Avenue near by which is just fantastic. A great day out.
Lord Potts
Striker
Swindon On Tour
Striker
The 3 sided triangle, horseshoe, dairylea shit hole next to the sewage works in a soulless out of Town location for me.
At least Rovers is lively and some decent watering holes along the Gloucester Road.
Not that I am biased in any way
At least Rovers is lively and some decent watering holes along the Gloucester Road.
Not that I am biased in any way
Purely from TV but the new Plough Lane looked quite tidy when we played AFC Wimbledon.
Standing ends too.
Standing ends too.
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..and plenty of standing
Nig
Midfield
Stop being footy snobs man. You were all dragged up in pit villages and on council estates.
Steel village on a council estate if one doesn't mind
Bristol City
Midfield
Memorial Ground is the worst, stolen from Bristol Rugby as well. Gas happy to demolish the WW2 memorial for a new stadium, but they couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery. Tinpot.
Billy Fish
Striker
Portsmouth for me. Awful ground and would be a complete death trap if it ever needed to be evacuated quickly.
Grumpy Old Man
Striker
You could just as easily say that Lansdown stole Bristol Rugby from the Mem.
