I read that totally wrong, I thought he meant going round all the stadiums of a country. Doh!

ive not been to De Kuip yet but drove past it a few times , the camp nou is a good tour a massive musem/ trophy room and its crazy big was not a lot i think i paid something like 30 euro

Red Stripe

I read that totally wrong, I thought he meant going round all the stadiums of a country. Doh!

i would love to do that tho just pick a counrty and work my way around doing each stadium

Best;
Goodison Park - Just can't beat how great it can be under the floodlights against a big team.
Anfield - Love it and the Kop is a thing of beauty, shame about those that inhabit it.
Old Trafford - Magnificent Stadium (should hope so for the ticket prices)
Upton Park - Loved the atmosphere.
Glanford Park (S****horpe) + Griffin Park (Brentford) - dives by PL standards but I love the feeling at tiny grounds like those.
Villa Park - Reminds me of Goodison for some reason.
Wembley - Stunning when full.
 
Worst;
Ewood Park - May have been down to small attendance though.
Molineux + St. Andrews - Don't like the atmosphere in either.
DW Stadium - Dive.
 
Good Stadiums, awful atmosphere;
City of Manchester, Reebok, Stadium of Light, Stamford Bridge (probably more to do with the match though)
 
 

Best

• Old Wembley. Atmosphere in abundance, just a classic. The new one should have been modeled on the old ground.
• Old Trafford. Again, great atmosphere in the Stretty End, good view from pretty much everywhere, and seats really close to the pitch.
• The Recreation Ground, Bath. Ok, so a rugby stadium and really nothing impressive, two of the stands are temporary and uncovered, but it's in a great setting is something of a classic.
  
  

Worst

• New Wembley. Yea, it's a great structure, but it is not, and not in my lifetime will ever be Wembley. It's lifeless, soulless and sterile.

 

Best; 

Nou Camp - Went for Barcelona vs Madrid, best atmosphere I've ever witnessed, like a festival atmosphere.

Old Trafford - Can be good on some games, just depends as it can be deafly silent sometimes. However facilties and seating are top notch

I haven't really been to enough away grounds at the mo to comment on any others so 

pastysmasher

Red Stripe

I read that totally wrong, I thought he meant going round all the stadiums of a country. Doh!

i would love to do that tho just pick a counrty and work my way around doing each stadium

Would be a fantastic way to spend time, for sure!

Only ever been in Everton's, Barcelona's and Crewe's ground, lol.

Best:
Victoria Park (Hartlepool) - Love the terraces of a football stadium, just seems better for some reason. Also, brilliant pint and pies.
Roker Park - same as above, just loved it.
Old Trafford - Very impressive stadium
 
Worst:
St James Park - Anyone who has had the displeasure of visiting this stadium as an opposition fan, you'll know what I mean. You get stuck right up in the nosebleeds and you need a ****ing telescope to see the pitch. Other than that, it's not too bad.
Cowdenbeath  - That fucking track!

Best:
New Wembley - Stunning.
St James' Park - Regardless of the diabolical away view, I love it.
Old Trafford - Love the place, the atmosphere isn't as bad as it's made out to be either.
Vicarage Road - Dunno why, I just like it.
 
Worst:
St Andrews - Home, yes, but honestly, it's a shithole in a shite area.
Villa Park - Fuck off.
Goodison Park - In the scummiest area of Liverpool which is quite a feat, and an awful stadium anyway.
 

Vermillion 
 St. Andrews 

 
You really don't like us, do you?
 
 

Nashy.

Best:
New Wembley - Stunning.
St James' Park - Regardless of the diabolical away view, I love it.
Old Trafford - Love the place, the atmosphere isn't as bad as it's made out to be either.
Vicarage Road - Dunno why, I just like it.

Worst:
St Andrews - Home, yes, but honestly, it's a ****hole in a ****e area.
Villa Park - **** off.
Goodison Park - In the scummiest area of Liverpool which is quite a feat, and an awful stadium anyway.

Vermillion 
St. Andrews 

You really don't like us, do you?

 
 
No issues with Birmingham as a club, the arrogance of the fans struck me though when your team was booed off after a narrow loss to a consistant top 6-7 team.
 
Plus, there's the reason you gave.
 
If you think Goodison is in the scummiest Area of Liverpool I can only guess you haven't seen much of Liverpool....

Vermillion

Nashy.

Best:
New Wembley - Stunning.
St James' Park - Regardless of the diabolical away view, I love it.
Old Trafford - Love the place, the atmosphere isn't as bad as it's made out to be either.
Vicarage Road - Dunno why, I just like it.

Worst:
St Andrews - Home, yes, but honestly, it's a ****hole in a ****e area.
Villa Park - **** off.
Goodison Park - In the scummiest area of Liverpool which is quite a feat, and an awful stadium anyway.

Vermillion 
St. Andrews 

You really don't like us, do you?

No issues with Birmingham as a club, the arrogance of the fans struck me though when your team was booed off after a narrow loss to a consistant top 6-7 team.

Plus, there's the reason you gave.

If you think Goodison is in the scummiest Area of Liverpool I can only guess you haven't seen much of Liverpool....

 
Maybe the 'scummiest area' was a slight exaggeration but it's still a dive of an area, come on man.
 
I'm inclined to agree however, we have a rather fickle core fanbase at times, I'm 'happy' to admit that.

Yea, there really are worse parts of Liverpool than Kirkdale and Walton.

Brighton's old stadium. It was ****.

Best:
Old Trafford- Home, plus it has the best atmosphere of anywhere I've ever been, seatched Stretford End though, atmosphere there was never gonna be anything but amazing.
Villa Park - Again, pretty amazing atmosphere. Though it was an International game, England v Portugal in 2002 before Webley was finished, might be different for a club game.
 
Worst:
Emirates Stadium - Weird atmosphere, the services any everything are good but the atmosphere was just strange.

Not been to many...
 
Ayresome Park, Riverside Stadium, Philips Stadium, Millenium Stadium, old and new Wembley.

Mikhail Dean

Best

Hillsborough - duh
Camp Nou - only been once, going again in a few weeks and I can't wait
Walkers Stadium - really nice stadium even though it's a poor atmosphere and the fans are rubbish
Wembley - I just love it
Old Trafford - great stadium from what I remember

Worst

St. Andrews - a total ****hole, the stadium and the area
Ricoh Arena - just no atmosphere at all

I've heard a lot of people say that. Never been myself but it's strange that a lot of people hate it for the same reason. Apparently the sound just flies straight out of the stadium and noone can hear anything.
 
Thought of another decent one. Sixfields, Northampton Town's ground. Very neat little stadium.
 
Glad I wasn't old enough to go there when they were at the County Cricket ground, dear oh dear.

Shanksy

I've heard a lot of people say that. Never been myself but it's strange that a lot of people hate it for the same reason. Apparently the sound just flies straight out of the stadium and noone can hear anything.

Thought of another decent one. Sixfields, Northampton Town's ground. Very neat little stadium.

Glad I wasn't old enough to go there when they were at the County Cricket ground, dear oh dear.
 

oh I  remember going there with darlo what a dump terrible place  sixfields is alright now its a well built stadium only been the once and was quite impressed

I've only been to Pittodrie and WHL 
 
Pittodrie is a slight dive; far too many seagulls flying about, always freezing and the atmosphere isn't the greatest but I still enjoy going there.
 
Loved the atmosphere at WHL and have had a great view the times I've been there.
 
Oh, I played at Almondvale Stadium, home to Livingston which was good but can't really comment on the stadium as a whole.

prettyrhinosaur 

always freezing and the atmosphere isn't the greatest but I still enjoy going there.

It IS always fucking baltic. The atmosphere used to be grand, although that was back when you still had the likes of Eoin Jess!
 
/showingmyage.