The Select Security Stadium is a cool stadium which currently houses both the Rugby League side, the Widnes Vikings, as well as two FA Women’s Premier League teams in Liverpool and Everton. The atmosphere is always one of good fun, with everyone there to enjoy a bit of sport and usually a day out! There’s … Read More
The Bridge is one of the largest stadiums in the country (over 40,000 seats) with plans to expand upwards of 60,000 by 2021. Staggeringly, the stadium has been known to hold 83,000 back in 1935 – that’s the kind of history you just won’t find with new, ultra-modern stadia. On a busy matchday, the stadium … Read More
Selhurst Park is a delightful combination of original and modern architecture. It has two new(ish) stands and currently boasts a 25,000-person crowd, with ambitions to add future renovations in the coming years, cranking up the numbers to 35-40k. It’s one of those stadiums where the only thing on the crowd’s mind, is football. It’s about … Read More
It’s an infant. London Stadium was built for the Olympic Games back in 2012, and fans will be adjusting to their surroundings for quite some time; but man oh man, it’s one hell of a stadium! Sleek, modern and visually stunning, it’s only a matter of time until it becomes one of the premier sporting … Read More
Like many old UK football grounds, Loftus Road has seen better days. The facilities are pretty worn, and the tiny seats and minimal legroom make it less comfortable than many grounds in the top flight. However, the fans are seated unusually close to the pitch, right in the thick of the action. If it’s an … Read More
The Emirates Stadium was always going to have a rough time carrying on the legacy of Highbury. For all that it’s a new, flashy stadium, it will take some time to develop the history and character that makes a great football ground! The construction is great, with padded seating and legroom that makes you want … Read More
The Fortress, as it is affectionately known by some fans, has a history dating back hundreds of years, long before it became home of the popular Premier League side Fulham FC. Situated just outside the heart of London city centre, the venue is one of the most accessible in the country. The Cottage is known … Read More
Goodison Park is also known as the Grand Old Lady; that should give you an insight into the history that surrounds this ground. Everton FC have kept this ground steeped in tradition. From the quaintness of St Luke’s Church attached to the stadiums edge to the stewards throwing out toffees before each game, Goodison Park … Read More
Anfield is one of the premier landmarks of English football and is the home ground of Liverpool FC. It has seen Champion’s League glory, a devastating collapse and substantial renovation over the years. Two miles from a thriving city, it’s a weekend haven for fans of all ages. There are classic English pubs within a … Read More
The St Andrews Stadium looks absolutely monstrous (-ly large) from the outside, but inside the appearance is a little underwhelming. The stands are not steep at all, so the fans in the rear rows are quite far from the action. However, the stadium is neat, well-kept and pretty stylish with its tides of blue seating. … Read More
