Top 50 atmospheric stadiums

[gns]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...s-football.html

 

Amazing stuff from the Mail - check out number 45

[The Hitman]

Stamford Bridge is more atmospheric than El Monumental?

[Jarg Armani]

In all seriousness. Stamford Bridge?

[Cobs]

Loftus Road ?

[floyd]

Stamford Bridge is more atmospheric than El Monumental?

Exactly.

Wonder if River lost out because they give their fans paper flags on big match days, instead of the more reverbarating plastic flags?

[Stevie H]

Exactly.

Wonder if River lost out because they give their fans paper flags on big match days, instead of the more reverbarating plastic flags?

ticker tape and flares versus plastic flags and song sheets. f*** me.

[Rory Fitzgerald]

ticker tape and flares versus plastic flags and song sheets. f*** me.

 

You forgot the swirling scarfs neck garments

[The Hitman]

"Popular" neck garments

[Andy @ Allerton]

Tell you what; Sunderland fans are tiny aren't they!?

[Dmitch]

Tell you what; Sunderland fans are tiny aren't they!?

 

 

maybe thet just use really big notes over in sunderland?

[kop205]

40-31

 

Jesus, The Maracana is huge.

 

30 - 21

Edited December 24, 2008 by kop205

[Bigal]

the dell???

[Andy @ Allerton]

To be fair to them, they printed my comment;

 

Chelsea in the top 50?

 

Ha ha ha.

 

Obviously the writer has never been to Stamford Bridge. Silence and club-provided plastic flags for the 'fans' to wave.

[Sion]

I was thinking the other day how the Maracana and Stadio Olimpico weren't as atmospheric as Tynecastle or Ashton Gate

[kop205]

the dell???

 

These lists are always mental. You can guarantee they'll be 'controversial' in their top 10, we probably won't be the top English ground it will be f***ing Fratton Park or Goodison or something just to try and piss us off.

 

Having said that, I never went to the Dell but I always thought of it as one of those intimidating little grounds, the crowd tight to the pitch and that - a bit like Roker, where I did go to.

[kop205]

To be fair to them, they printed my comment;

 

Chelsea in the top 50?

 

Ha ha ha.

 

Obviously the writer has never been to Stamford Bridge. Silence and club-provided plastic flags for the 'fans' to wave.

 

They also printed a comment from some Manc c*** about the 'sanitisation' of stadi 'due to the daft Liverpool masses'.

 

t***.

[Bigal]

These lists are always mental. You can guarantee they'll be 'controversial' in their top 10, we probably won't be the top English ground it will be f***ing Fratton Park or Goodison or something just to try and piss us off.

 

Having said that, I never went to the Dell but I always thought of it as one of those intimidating little grounds, the crowd tight to the pitch and that - a bit like Roker, where I did go to.

 

I was threatened by a man with a pie at Roker Park.

 

I agree with you though, these modern stadiums arent intimidating at all, I wonder if Former Huddersfield town ground Leeds Road will be there

Edited December 24, 2008 by Bigal

[kop205]

I was threatened by a man with a pie at Roker Park.

 

I agree with you though, these modern stadiums arent intimidating at all, I wonder if Former Huddersfield town ground Leeds Road will be there

 

Was a real air of menace about Roker I felt for some reason. Maybe it was that big f*** off hole in the middle of the away end that they all used to stream out of at the end.

[The Hitman]

To be fair,in England I'd probably go with Fratton Park.

[Andy Mac]

To be fair,in England I'd probably go with Fratton Park.

 

 

[Bigal]

Was a real air of menace about Roker I felt for some reason. Maybe it was that big f*** off hole in the middle of the away end that they all used to stream out of at the end.

 

Aye, its nice for a bit of exercise after a footie match isnt it?

 

and the sprint into town wasnt uncommon

[kop205]

To be fair,in England I'd probably go with Fratton Park.

 

I think that's where they'll go for to be a bit different, though I can kind of see the logic.

 

Can it match Anfield on a big European night? Not a chance.

 

Does it have beter atmopshere for your run of the miil league games? I've not been there so don't know, but a lot would probably say so.

[kop205]

Aye, its nice for a bit of exercise after a footie match isnt it?

 

and the sprint into town wasnt uncommon

 

 

Was a mad looking terrace that. Just one f***ing huge exit.

 

Edit - meant to say home end before not away end. That is why there were always f***ing loads of them out on the streets seconds after the whistle.

Edited December 24, 2008 by kop205

[Herbie von Smalls]

well, well. look who's number one...

[Cunny]

How the feck can OT be any top 10?

or Wembley for that matter.