[Football] Quirky stadiums

[wigman]

Brentford's new ground due to space constraints is a little weird looking.

 

[Triggaaar]

Cool thread.

Eriskay, a stadium of rocks.

Interesting as that ground is, it's not a stadium is it.

 

[Gritt23]

Been there several times, must admit I don't recall a hedge.

I do remember turning up one afternoon and getting an absolute SOAKING in the away end, it pissed down for the whole game. I also recall being utterly agog at the size of Peter Brezovan, who could touch the crossbar without even jumping. It was his Albion debut, I think he saved a pen that day as well.

Struggling to remember when it was, but fair to say it was a long time back. I think they only had 3 sides of the ground, at the time, as they were tearing down the stand to our right as we looked. Don't have a strong recollection of the day, but I distinctly remember seeing the ball sail over my head at into the hedge at the back of the terrace.

 

[Juan Albion]

Cool thread.
Interesting as that ground is, it's not a stadium is it.

It is if they stand on the rocks.

 

[schmunk]

On the same lines, this isn't a stadium but...

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This isn't a photoshop, it is real and alive in Sheffield.

Google says that (was) in Olympiapark, Munich.

If we're posting random finds from the internet:

 

[RandyWanger]

Pier 40 at Hudson River Park

 

[surrey jim]

I was just looking at stadiums, I'm a bit of a train spotter with stadia, love them quirky. There is one where one side is basically a mountain/cliff edge. A Scottish pro side is literally on the beach. And another where a railway runs underneath it I believe.

Arbroath

 

[Sussex Nomad]

Google says that (was) in Olympiapark, Munich.

If we're posting random finds from the internet:

Could be, I picked it up from a Sheffield forum, although not random, I've seen it many times online before.

 

[RandyWanger]

Estádio Municipal de Braga

 

[Sussex Nomad]

Struggling to remember when it was, but fair to say it was a long time back. I think they only had 3 sides of the ground, at the time, as they were tearing down the stand to our right as we looked. Don't have a strong recollection of the day, but I distinctly remember seeing the ball sail over my head at into the hedge at the back of the terrace.

Definitely was a hedge at Exeter, probably through to the 70s.

 

[Theatre of Trees]

This one in South Korea has a ski jumping slope attached

 

[Barham's tash]

Marina Bay, Singapore Capacity 30,000

Played on that. Bizarre experience.

 

[Gazwag]

Meanwhile in Slovakia .....

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Looks like Huddersfield would be without the right hand stand

 

[Mr Blobby]

This ground was featured in 4-4-2 last month, has to be one of the most unique stadium designs - Bursaspor in Turkey

 

[el punal]

There’s a stadium in South London with seats designed for people without legs

Keep em coming

I presume they have armrests?

 

[NooBHA]

Arbroath

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The building which is behind one of the goals was also an outdoor swimming pool. Looks like it might be covered now. Either that or the swimming pool is gone. I used to love holidays as a kid up there. Especially as one of them was the heatwave of 1976

 

[NooBHA]

Played on that. Bizarre experience.

Can you imagine Yves Bissouma playing at that ground. The ball would never be out of the water with his shooting accuracy

 

[METALMICKY]

On the same lines, this isn't a stadium but...

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This isn't a photoshop, it is real and alive in Sheffield.

Blimey! Makes Old Town Rec in Eastbourne look like Wembley

 

[Fourteenth Eye]

Marina Bay, Singapore Capacity 30,000

Do they have a coracle ?

 

[Is it PotG?]

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This one in South Korea has a ski jumping slope attached

Imagine how much propulsion Haha could get on one of his 'fouls' there.