[Football] Best away end you have been in watching footy.

[Dancin Ninja BHA]

Posh used to take a lot of beating - aided by us often winning there.

Loved our days out in Peterborough....always rammed and that end for celebrations/bundles/noise carrying was brilliant for lower league grounds

 

[el punal]

Anybody under 50 look away now,,,,

Highbury 1983 FA Cup semi final

Um, yes, but it was ever so neutral playing at Highbury. Massive game, massive support, massive result against . . . the massive.

 

[junior]

Peterborough. Nothing will beat that for me.

 

[BN9 BHA]

Hereford

 

[Me and my Monkey]

The Dripping Pan so you can nurture your pint of the local beer (I forget it’s name) whilst watching

The Dripping Pan is right up there. Simply for being called the Dripping Pan.

 

[Taybha]

While I'm at it does anyone remember the game at Cambridge Utd where for some reason Brighton fans decided to invade the pitch about 4 times during the match I think the purpose was to get into the home end at the other end of the pitch so only a few actually made it as most were out of breath by the time they got half way, I can't remember the game being of any considerable importance and it definitely wasn't a protest of any kind, strange game I don't even remember the score or year, you'd probably have to be over 50 to remember it I just watched thinking wtf is actually happening and why.

 

[Brownstuff]

Jimmy Seed Stand at Charlton

 

[Guinness Boy]

Another vote for Peterborough. Cracking away day, brilliant away end.

 

[Juan Albion]

Anybody under 50 look away now,,,,

Highbury 1983 FA Cup semi final

For sure.

For non-Albion games, I would nominate the time I went to Spurs and stood with the Wrexham fans in the cup. Cracking game (3-3 if I recall) and absolute bedlam in the away half of one end. The Spurs fans were definitely after blood in that one.

 

[Sheebo]

Peterborough for noise / acoustics for me.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

Highbury..clock end!

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

Edgar Street and Highbury were great occasions but as a normal game away end Peterborough takes some beating as you can tell by the number of people who have mentioned it already.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

but just for pure limbs it was the Palace match at Selhurst in 2005. When McShane scored it was total bedlam, especially as we were right next to the Always Ultras. I was about 3/4 the way up the stand, but think I ended about 5 or 6 rows further down after celebrating. It was absolutely bonkers!

This almost too a T, the only difference was it was the wife that was carried about 6 rows forward, the only bad thing about the evening was she managed to find her way back….

 

[heathgate]

A few decent days out in the old covered away end at Bristol City .... but yes, Peterborough was always great.

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[Dave the hatosaurus]

Another for the semi final at Highbury ! Although oddly my strongest memory of that day is leaving the ground and walking down a street in such a huge densely packed throng of people that the thought struck me that if there were a cliff edge in front of us i would have no way of avoiding going over it !
Good thing that cliff edges turn out to be rare in north London !!!!!

 

[acrossthepond]

Not sure this counts, but I was in with the Croatia fans in Lyon in 1998 when they beat Germany 3-0.

Scenes!

 

[heathgate]

.... also Upton Park... especially when 16st Guy Butters nodded a winner....

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[atfc village]

Longside Burnley ,South Bank Wolves ,The Kop Blackpool , Shevington End Wigan . So many out there .

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

, Shevington End Wigan.

Springfield Park ground?
I went one freezing night we won 2-1 I think the same year this was filmed…
Terrible away end, just a hill with a cow shed….

https://youtu.be/1WxrMSZPCDA

 

[Wardy's twin]

Longside Burnley ,South Bank Wolves ,The Kop Blackpool , Shevington End Wigan . So many out there .

In the 70's went to Burnley twice , to see them play Blackburn on a 'good friday' and then Liverpool, stood in the Longside whilst it was raining bricks and darts. Never saw that at the goldstone thankfully.