Football Stadiums You Should Watch A Game In Before You Die

[John Boy]

I've been to 5 on that list- Millennium Stadium, Camp Nou, Anfield, Celtic Park & Wembley

 

[Commander]

La Bombonera is easily the best atmosphere I've experienced. I was in the away end and they were friggin' mental.

This. It is absolutely bloody mental. I would LOVE to play for Boca.

 

[Beach Hut]

Been to 10 of those and seen live games at Millennium, Allianz, Anfield and Old Trafford

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

Watched games at Anfield and Wembley, play offs at the Millenium, Real Madrid at Old Trafford in the Champions League and Inter vs Juve at San Siro.

 

[BHAWise]

I'd put a visit to Dortmund ahead of either of those two other grounds in Germany, personally. Although you can see why they picked them.

Went there last year, incredible stadium and mental atmosphere

 

[W.C.]

It's obviously an American article with an American slant, but the game is popular in the Pacific North West. Seattle get 40,000 a game, and Portland would too if they had a stadium big enough - they have 16,000 season ticket holders with another 14,000 on the waiting list. This is footage from last week's 4-4 in the Portland-Seattle derby:

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It looks fairly passionate to me. Obviously it has no business being in a top 21 football occasions BUT I dare say if I was American it probably would.

I like THE LOG they have on the pitch

 

[Paddy B]

I'd put a visit to Dortmund ahead of either of those two other grounds in Germany, personally. Although you can see why they picked them.

Agree with that, Although I haven't been to Munich or Berlin

 

[NutterDave]

La Bombonera is easily the best atmosphere I've experienced. I was in the away end and they were friggin' mental.

100% agree. Never experienced anything like it at a football match. From 90 minutes before the game, right through the game, the noise and the stadium literally rocking was phenomenal.

 

[Return of the Rev]

from an american angle:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/austinhunt/21-soccer-stadiums-you-should-watch-a-game-in-before-you-die


you'll have to excuse the obvious two mistakes - fratton park featuring the "best fans in the world" isn't on the list, and nor is selhurst park, home to the "best fans in the premier league".


Personally, i'd love to go to azteca or la bombonera some day...

done the azteca+BARCA,LIVERPOOL,MAN UTD,WEMBLEY CARDIFF+CELTIC

 

[thisistips]

Can't wait to see Celtic play the Rangers

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Went to a few Home International Scotland-England games at Hampden in the late sixties/early seventies. Crowds of 130,000+. It was louder than WAR!

 

[Biancazzurro]

I went to see Seattle vs Chivas USA last year, stadium was packed and the atmosphere was great. It was a bit cheesy at times with fireworks and the national anthem but on the whole I thoroughly enjoyed it. Their club brass band are good, worth looking at on YouTube.

It's obviously an American article with an American slant, but the game is popular in the Pacific North West. Seattle get 40,000 a game, and Portland would too if they had a stadium big enough - they have 16,000 season ticket holders with another 14,000 on the waiting list. This is footage from last week's 4-4 in the Portland-Seattle derby:

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It looks fairly passionate to me. Obviously it has no business being in a top 21 football occasions BUT I dare say if I was American it probably would.