Premier League Stadiums - worst to best 2017/18
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Selhurst is nicer than Vicarage Road as well, that's an absolute dump of a ground and with no atmosphere either.
Sussex Nomad
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Can't disagree. Apart from when they walked out for KO, the Kop were like a church praying for the following 90 minutes (when they spanked us). Truly awful atmosphere.
StonehamPark
#Brighton-Nil
Looks like the final league standings for 17/18.
Indeed and St james park last season was like a library too.
I tend to like grounds after a win and not after a loss.
I've not been to many on that list so can't really judge but I have yet to meet a supporter (West Ham or other) who has liked the Tax Payers Stadium since it was gifted to West Ham.
I can't say that I particularly care for cheese bars and one way glass to view players luzzing pizza boxes but acknowledge that I'm not going to be their target audience. For me it is about a decent view, no nazi stewards, easy transport links, good atmosphere, walking distance to pubs and a non threatening trip back to the car or train if possible.
I've not been to many on that list so can't really judge but I have yet to meet a supporter (West Ham or other) who has liked the Tax Payers Stadium since it was gifted to West Ham.
I can't say that I particularly care for cheese bars and one way glass to view players luzzing pizza boxes but acknowledge that I'm not going to be their target audience. For me it is about a decent view, no nazi stewards, easy transport links, good atmosphere, walking distance to pubs and a non threatening trip back to the car or train if possible.
BrianWade4
Well-known member
I think it's based on noise / atmosphere
Obviously Stoke is a hell hole but the atmosphere in the ground is great and the noise some of the highest in the league
BrianWade4
Well-known member
It seems to be based on atmosphere rather than stadium architecture or the city/town they're in
BrianWade4
Well-known member
The author clearly hasn't been in the woeful Arthur Waite stand.
Fail. Nul points for this list
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Pains me to say it but although it's one of the worst grounds, essentially a caravan full of paedos, they do make some noise.
what their 5 songs that have no lyrics? WOOAAAHHH CLAP CLAP WHOOAAAHHH
Eurotrash rubbish!
Well well well.
It just goes to prove it's not about cushioned seats and nice concourses.
Brighton
You. Constantly on NSC
Twatt.No no no, he's told us before. Bored at work and just being a Palace geezer winding us up. NOTHING to do with being a sad lonely twatt with no mates and NOTHING to do with the fact that even the people on the Palace forums think he's an arsewipe as well.
Coldeanseagull
Opinionated
Well well well.
It just goes to prove it's not about cushioned seats and nice concourses.
Brighton
Without being rude and condescending and without vituperation, go **** yourself
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Exactly Nige.Well well well.
It just goes to prove it's not about cushioned seats and nice concourses.
Brighton
The author of the piece is obviously a great advocate of football nostalgia. From the piss flooded toilets to the moronic Neanderthal fans it truly is a step back in time to when Britannia surely did rule the waves.....etc
SweatyMexican
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- Mar 31, 2013
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I went up to St James earlier last season, and it was the worst ground for atmosphere I have ever been to. I heard NOTHING the entire game, absolutely nothing. I was very surprised indeed.
Same. I really like Newcastle as a city, the stadium looks great, great views but the atmosphere was non-existent
Not Andy Naylor
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Since the new stand at Vicarage Road was built I don't think there's any comparison. Pillar-free views, decent facilities, and easily as much atmosphere as Selhurst in my experience. I don't buy this idea that a few teenagers waving flags makes Selhurst the SE25 equivalent of the Nou Camp. It's certainly never been that when I've had the misfortune to visit.
Vicarage Road is like a library in comparison to Selhurst, which is regarded by many as one of the best stadiums for atmosphere in the country. Selhurst also has the Holmesdale stand which is vastly superior to anything Watford have in terms of stands.
SUIYHP
The King's Gull
Bet the guy never visited the Amex as his knowledge is limited and his high rating of Selhurst is purely down to the 'atmosphere' 
oneillco
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- Feb 13, 2013
- 1,322
Well well well.
It just goes to prove it's not about cushioned seats and nice concourses.
Brighton
Yeah you're right, I think it's all about:
1. number of cretins jumping about in black hoodies to some bloke banging a bongo
2. number of pillars blocking your view
3. location in a charmless sprawling backwater
4. architectural incoherence