Other Grounds

[londonfox]

Other than Filbert Street, The Walkers, and The KP - which other ground do you think you have visited the most?

Other than City - which team have you seen the most?

For me it's Selhurst Park, closely followed by Loftus Road. Loftus Road was the closest ground to where I grew up and my dad and I would regularly pop down on a Saturday. This is back when you didn't have to get tickets in advance. But QPR and Leicester weren't regularly in the same division. We seemed to play Palace every season tho; so we regularly pooped down to Selhurst. Saw us play Wimbledon there too.

Palace are also definitely the team I've seen the most outside of City. Was at Filbert Street to see Richard Smith knock them out of the FA Cup, when if I remember correctly they were in the division above us. And of course I was there for that inspired Spider Kalac substitution at Wembley. I have a little bit of a soft-spot for Palace.

 

[pork pie fox]

St James’ Park, Newcastle. My mum’s a geordie, so my dad often used to take us to games when we visited family up there.

After that it would be Forest, as I’ve been there as an away fan more than any other ground.

Unless you count internationals and NFL games, in which case Wembley would be up there too.

 

[Jeff]

Brunton Park (probably 100+ times), Wembley and Notts Florist, 10+ times.

 

[Robin127]

Was born and lived in South Hertfordshire until the early 90's. Fairly regular at Vicarage Road during the Taylor years. However think I went to more games than any other ground at the home of my hometown team Boreham Wood. Attended nearly all the home games for most of the 70's.

 

[Blaarev]

Brann Stadion here in Bergen hundreds of times. In England; Selhurst Park and Brisbane Road. Palace most times (of other English teams)

 

[Payne74]

Other than Leicester it's Palace and Spurs grounds, but I have been (before Covid) watching Brentford, hopefully I will get to their new ground this season!!

 

[jb5000]

The Dovecote

 

[fox58]

George Street

 

[Jeff]

George Street

I went to Winchester Road a few times.

 

[fox58]

I only went there occasionally, It wasn’t the same after the name change

 

[Joe_Fox]

UK:
Wembley (old one, been there at least a dozen times)
Old Trafford (about five times)
Elland Road (thrice)
Hillsborough (thrice)

Australia:
MCG (about ten)
Marvel stadium (about half a dozen)

 

[Miles Away]

The Bank of America Stadium

 

[Robin127]

Nippert Stadium

 

[mabrah]

The Basin Reserve. Or Weka Park.

In the UK, difficult to say. One of the London grounds, or Vicarage Road, as I lived in London for years. I liked The Valley (one of my favourite grounds) so maybe there.

Edit: teams wise; probably one of the London teams, same reasons as above. Or maybe Man City due to a friend that supported them (pre affluence Man City)

 

[Billyjof]

Man City: 80s watching Leicester away with me Dad.

Mid 90s I did 2 seasons tagging along with school mates. Never supported them or had a soft spot, thought their fans were cnuts. Still nothing better to do on a Saturday and lived nearby after we moved.

I worked at Elland Road late 90s. Cheered them on in their decent UEFA cup run.

 

[Lako42]

Owen Street. A modern vision of a stadium.

 

[Billyjof]

Live in Australia now, watched Western Sydney Wanderers a fair bit when they first took off.

The games have a decent atmosphere, might not have any history and The A League football is pretty crap. The fans however seem like they have been transplanted from Belgrade. Shits all over NRL for entertainment.

 

[Miles Away]

Went to Bohemians in Dublin once...

 

[Miles Away]

Live in Australia now, watched Western Sydney Wanderers a fair bit when they first took off.

The games have a decent atmosphere, might not have any history and The A League football is pretty crap. The fans however seem like they have been transplanted from Belgrade. Shits all over NRL for entertainment.

Sydney is the best city in the world. As regards grounds, I did go to see the Bulldogs at the Stadium Australia. 25k in a ground that holds 85k is terrible for atmosphere.

 

[glyn]

Farrar Road, the old Bangor city stadium as I spent a couple of seasons going to most home games.
then Cardiff city stadium
And Millennium/Principality stadium but more for rugby than football.