surrey jim
Not in Surrey
Fratton Park's away end has a lot to be desired, (been a while since ive been there tho)
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What is the WORST Stadium you have ever been to?
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Seagulls over Lewes
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This little baby in Moldova for the fact that you could smell the toilets from about four blocks away.
In England Springfield Park (Wigan) with its grass bank was pretty poor.
In England Springfield Park (Wigan) with its grass bank was pretty poor.
Barry Izbak
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Colchester is of course bloody awful, but I remember the old Plough Lane. I can still see the piss pouring down the terracing. What a fkg shithole that was.
The real tragedy is that when Wimbledon moved, they went somewhere even worse.
The real tragedy is that when Wimbledon moved, they went somewhere even worse.
Scoffers
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Dean Court, i hate that place
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Elland Road, it may have a 40k seat capacity, but you can't actually sit down there unless you are a dwarf.
Tesco in Disguise
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york away, few years back. rained all afternoon, open-top, 0-0 draw. hundreds of miles home 
bristolseagull
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Oxfords old ground was toss, had about 19 different stands
butchy
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they have only developed one stand since then along the side of the pitch, away fans are still behind the goal in that nasty open terrace....deffinately one of the worst places to go.
Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!
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........from May to September.
Uncle Buck
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Legia Warsaw's ground where England played in 1999 was bloody awful. Stuck behind the goal with a huge fence to stop us getting on the pitch. The ground was in such a state that if you kicked at the concrete bits came away, which the locals knew and so start throwing into our end.
In this country, Priestfield pre redevelopment was vile, Colchester is poor and Exeter used to be an experience, but the Vetch used to be one of the worst.
In this country, Priestfield pre redevelopment was vile, Colchester is poor and Exeter used to be an experience, but the Vetch used to be one of the worst.
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Selhurst. And not just out of bias, it really is an empty void of eternal SHIT
Simon Morgan
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That's quite a good question actually. I would have to say that one of the most boring atmospheres I have ever experienced was when I went to the JJB. Admittedly, it was before Wigan got into the Premiership, but the ground just looks a bit disgusting and doesn't have any character to it.
I've never been, but the Memorial Ground (?) at Bristol Rovers looks pretty cack.
I've never been, but the Memorial Ground (?) at Bristol Rovers looks pretty cack.
Jimbo26
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Went to Aldershot in the 1987-88 season. That was pretty rank. Still we stuffed them 4-1 !!
Milton Keynes Seagull
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Good grief I remember that game. It was a promotion season wasn't it and we had played the day before and needed to win to go up? The ground looked like the headquareters of the World War One Reenactment Society with hardly any grass on it.
There can't have been more than 30 Albion fans there, I only went because my father had a business appointment in nearby Leeds.I also remember Dave Turner being my favourite player from those days.
Half Man Half Biscuit
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All the grounds listed above are great in my opinion 'because' of the reasons mentioned. The ones that I have a problem with are the new identikit ones like Northampton. Oxfords old one had about 19 different stands!? Brilliant, better than the four boring ones they have now.
Cian
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Wexford YSC. Theres nothing there, theres nothing there... the sole stand has been knocked down to be rebuilt, so currently its a high grade floodlight pitch and a clubhouse, on a windswept field beside the main road to Dublin.
Flancare Park in Longford is the most soulless of the lot of them though. 1990s concrete shed, no atmosphere.
Flancare Park in Longford is the most soulless of the lot of them though. 1990s concrete shed, no atmosphere.
Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!
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Good grief I remember that game. It was a promotion season wasn't it and we had played the day before and needed to win to go up? The ground looked like the headquareters of the World War One Reenactment Society with hardly any grass on it.
I also remember Dave Turner being my favourite player from those days.
Very good 'Somme/Ypres' like description of the Shay - I'd forgotten about the 'grass-free' pitch.
There was one very damp coachload from the Supporter's Club.
Simon Morgan
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Half Man Half Biscuit
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3, actually
Three you say!? Hmm...that's a bit original, then I take it all back. Their ground is a work of a lion genius. Best ground ever!? Ladies and gentlemen I give you Oxford Uniteds Kassam Stadium.