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Football stadiums in nice locations
- Thread starter Lady Whistledown
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Tis is, tis is...
However Its quite Dangerious. There is a part by the bridge where its a human cross road.
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Agreed. There are some maniacal bus drivers round that part.
How did you get the ticket, Mr Paxton?
Ive been to most Spurs home games this season and 4-5 away games, just get to know people, I didnt have enough loyalty points on my own so asked for a favour.
Gerbil
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Ah. I inadvertently asked Paxton Dazo the question in the wrong thread.
I can't imagine it being very cheap following a Premiership side that is effectively away from home for you.
Its not that cheap, However its not that much more than Brighton, certainly the match tickets, Obvoiusly some are but for the Likes of Hull at the lane its about 27 quid, Arsenal match is the most I have paid this year and that cost me 57, its a lot but I love going
willyfantastic
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surprised Braga's stadium hasn't been mentioned yet:
A River runs past the Ground
I went to Aldershot in the sixities and the pitch looked like the Adur at low tide.
I went to Aldershot in the sixities and the pitch looked like the Adur at low tide.
Uncle Buck
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The national stadium in Leichenstein was in a farily pleasant location.
Shame about the price of beer.
Shame about the price of beer.
Nice ground, but it does not strike me as a great location.
My plans for a Frank Gehry designed stadium built on reclaimed land at the end of Osborne Villas were pretty spectacular and in a wonderful location with 3 sides surrounded by sea.
A) There are more than eleven B) Some are just pitches, i.e. not stadia.
crodonilson
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Port Vale? haha it's on a big road surrounded by tower blocks 
West Hoathly Seagull
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Bournemouth's ground is in a pretty nice area - huge park. Boscombe, down the road, is nothing special, but the area round the ground looks quite posh, sort of like the Goldstone. Even some of the old town/market town grounds used to be in rough areas; Whaddon Road is not in that nice a part of Cheltenham, same for Bootham Crescent in York. Gay Meadow was a bit of an exception. Here's another boring statistic - after the 1997 General Election, just three league grounds were left in Conservative constituencies. Not surprisingly, Bournemouth was one of them.
seagullsoverlincoln
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iF i remember rightly(I was pissed at the time), Halifax was quite scenic. I reckon it had
a huge hill overlooking it
a huge hill overlooking it