What stadium are you most looking forward to visiting next season?

[Magic Sponge]

Emirates and Goodison.

 

[Megazone]

Dean Court.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Wembley
Yes We're going back to Wembley, 1st time since 91, can't wait

Not 100%

For the Spurs away fixture Brighton will either get 1.5k tickets or 7/8k lol

 

[Simster]

Selhurst....

Unfinished business after the play offs.

Not looking forward to that one at all. Selhurst is always a shìt day out these days.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Goodison is supposed to be an awful away experience though I would like to go. Am keen to go to the Hawthorns.

The same and Man City.

 

[peterward]

Selhurst....

Unfinished business after the play offs.

I agree, though the OP asked which Stadium not which prehistoric shithole

 

[Is it PotG?]

Already booked my jabs for pre-Selhurst.

 

[dazzer6666]

All of them (assuming Boro go down - no desire at all to go back to that ****-filled shithole)

 

[Return of the Rev]

Selhurst....

Unfinished business after the play offs.

Unfinished stadium after ww2 (can't wait to rock up in the v2 stand)

 

[Rugrat]

Any I can get a ticket to ... not holding my breath

 

[Joshski]

Wembley... if not probably Stamford Bridge.

 

[Sarisbury Seagull]

Been there quite a few times already but for me it's St. Mary's.

A totally personal thing but there is something quite special for me being surrounded by thousands of Brighton fans in the city that has been my home for 27 years as well as the short journey home!

 

[AnotherArch]

All the grounds the Albion have yet to play at which will be Etihad London Stadium Emirates and New Wembley

These are the four where I haven't seen us play there - because we never have.
Chelsea will seem like a new ground - no dog track anymore!
Old Trafford was half re-built when we were last there. Goodison has hardly changed, except the church in the corner is more hidden now.

I look forward to experiencing the state-of the-art stadia of the best league in the world where the approach to the ground builds the anticipation, the customer experience is key and where diversity is embraced.Just like Burnley & Palace.

 

[theboybilly]

Most looking forward to - Newcastle again (brilliant city, decent home fans)
Least - Palace (no decent pubs, held back after game, horrible ground)

 

[whitelion]

EDIT (Apart from the obvious, THE AMEX!)I can finally ask this without feeling presumptuous. Not sure why but it’s Goodison for me.

It won't be around for long so that's a good choice.

 

[whitelion]

Whats the situation with Spurs? Aren't they only playing at Wembley for part of the season? Or is it all of the season?

It's not final yet that they play at Wembley 2017-18 - it should be a whole season whilst WHL undergoes the redevelopment to enable it to be ready for 2018-19.

The sticking point is that it's not certain whether the new stadium will be ready for the whole of 2018-19 as the Premier League will not sanction a part season at more than one venue.

 

[HCxUK]

Not 100%

For the Spurs away fixture Brighton will either get 1.5k tickets or 7/8k lol

If they stay at WHL why only 1.5k? I thought there was a 10% rule, or will the capacity only be 15k during the redevelopment?

 

[drew]

Goodison, Ethihad and Turf Moor as they are the only clubs I haven't yet seen. A few new ones like the Emirates, Brittannia and Wembley would be nice to go to.

 

[Crennis]

Wembley, St Marys (revenge for last time), London Stadium (seen athletics and the All Blacks there but would be good to see some real sporting giants) and St James Park as didn't get back up this season.

 

[luppers]

As I live in Turkey and can only get back in August for a few weeks I am hoping I may be able to catch a match at the Amex if the season has started