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    Favourite Away grounds

    Tonight’s trips to Fulham got me thinking about my favourite away grounds ..

    my top 3 in no particular order

    1. Fulham (great character and always a laugh)
    2. Emirates (the boxes out many top end hotels to shame)
    3. Nou Camp (for very obvious reasons)

    Could easily have put half a dozen more into the top 3 for different reasons (such as first away game etc).

    anyone else have a soft spot for any particular away stadia?

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    MK Dons - the only ground i have sat through the whole games comfortably -

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    the traditional grounds were the best , maine road , villa park , hillsbrough, goodison , roker park, etc stadiums with proper atmostpheres .

    far better than the, modernised, soulless , concrete blocks that many clubs play in today .

    the introduction of all seater stadiums, and outrageous ticket prices , killed the game for an whole generation of fans.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marley past ghosts View Post
    the traditional grounds were the best , maine road , villa park , hillsbrough, goodison , roker park, etc stadiums with proper atmostpheres .

    far better than the, modernised, soulless , concrete blocks that many clubs play in today .

    the introduction of all seater stadiums, and outrageous ticket prices , killed the game for an whole generation of fans.
    lol it's not just Leeds you're miserable about then Marley?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jezleeds View Post
    lol it's not just Leeds you're miserable about then Marley?
    if you have been to the eithiad , reebok, emirates , riverside , etc, then you will know what i am talking about . all seater stadiums killed the atmostphere , at many grounds , old trafford , emirates , stadium of light , are some of the biggest grounds in the country , but are like libraries most of the time . the change from to standing to all seater grounds , priced many of the working class fans out of the game. its not a working class sport anymore , paying 40,50,60, quid a time proves that point entirely .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marley past ghosts View Post
    if you have been to the eithiad , reebok, emirates , riverside , etc, then you will know what i am talking about . all seater stadiums killed the atmostphere , at many grounds , old trafford , emirates , stadium of light , are some of the biggest grounds in the country , but are like libraries most of the time . the change from to standing to all seater grounds , priced many of the working class fans out of the game. its not a working class sport anymore , paying 40,50,60, quid a time proves that point entirely .
    I totally agree with you about the cost and the lack of connection to working class or even middle class fans for premier league teams - and the prices reflecting that. It's getting more and more like basketball in the US. In some ways for that reason i feel like the championship is a more 'honest' league - and maybe if we were to be promoted we would lose our own sense of identity and connection a bit. Would you agree?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marley past ghosts View Post
    the traditional grounds were the best , maine road , villa park , hillsbrough, goodison , roker park, etc stadiums with proper atmostpheres .

    far better than the, modernised, soulless , concrete blocks that many clubs play in today .

    the introduction of all seater stadiums, and outrageous ticket prices , killed the game for an whole generation of fans.
    Yep, agree with that

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marley past ghosts View Post
    the traditional grounds were the best , maine road , villa park , hillsbrough, goodison , roker park, etc stadiums with proper atmostpheres .

    far better than the, modernised, soulless , concrete blocks that many clubs play in today .

    the introduction of all seater stadiums, and outrageous ticket prices , killed the game for an whole generation of fans.
    What the feck is a "Traditional ground" FFS?
    Thick as mince marley thick as mince old chum lol!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tichi1 View Post
    What the feck is a "Traditional ground" FFS?
    Thick as mince marley thick as mince old chum lol!
    a traditional ground, is where the clubs roots are , west ham- upton park , arsenal - highbury, man city - maine road ,

    not the new modernised stadia of today , jeez - the buses dont run where you come from do there eh. lol
    Last edited by Marley past ghosts; 05-04-2018 at 04:21 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tichi1 View Post
    What the feck is a "Traditional ground" FFS?
    Thick as mince marley thick as mince old chum lol!
    Anywhere you can get a good thumpin' down the alley outside Tichi, (by the police AND the opposition fans) and where you had to be pressed up against a metal barrier so that your insides were crushed whilst the bloke next to you p issed on your leg. Obviously. Doh.

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