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

[Publius Ovidius]

Northampton county ground, before sixfields

Little pen off to the right of the main away stand behind the goal.

Millwall cold blow lane. JCLs and new fans have never had the pleasure of standing in a stand full of homicidal maniacs pretending to be brighton fans battering anyone who happened to start a chant - same as the old Upton Park and Stamford bridge!…and Pompey back in the 70’s.

 

[Official Old Man]

Notts County in the 70's. Still remember standing on a lump of coal.
Stamford Bridge was equally wet, cold and open air back then.
Tell the truth the grounds in the 70's were slums. No wonder there was so much trouble. Treat the fans like animals they behave like animals.
Premier League Super Stadiums.
Old Trafford shows how, by making the seats small, you can cram in more money.
Villa Park. Just a grade two listed dump.

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

As per the other thread: Hereford - a terrible shallow away terrace.

Oh l only have great memories of Hereford . . . for obvious reasons!

 

[Thunder Bolt]

QPR by a mile. Both top and bottom tier have terrible views.

With a ‘concourse’ that’s a death trap. I hope they never have a fire there.

 

[nwgull]

QPR by a mile. Both top and bottom tier have terrible views.

Not sure I agree with that. QPR has some decent views in the bottom tier. This pic is moments before Poco's free kick and not a bad view!



Surprised no one has mentioned Newcastle yet.

 

[Deportivo Seagull]

I enjoyed Newcastle… it’s very high up but not a problem with the view.


Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

 

[lawros left foot]

Following the best away stadium I thought we'd have a thread on those grounds that should be condemned and bulldozed.

Worst without doubt is Luton Town IMO. Tight seats, poor view, fans looking for fights and the food very poor. If they got into the Premier League, surely Kenilworth Road would be refused for being a heap of shite?

Luton are in the process of getting a new ground.

Going to be a 23,000 capacity ( or maybe a 17,500 capacity) new build,funded by a retail\business development near the M1.
Final planning has been granted, and there's a completion date of 2024.

It will probably be built before the new stand at the Stad de Clad.

 

[Guinness Boy]

Oldham - freezing cold and we always lost.

Roker Park - game in the late 80s or early 90s. Uncovered terrace in a corner with a storm coming in off the North Sea. No shelter anywhere. So wet I couldn't even light a cigarette. And we lost to an offside goal.

 

[Change at Barnham]

Only one winner:

At least they were thoughtful enough to move the goalposts to a place where you could see Maupay's wonderful lob.

 

[albionfan37]

London road was a grotty place to go miles from the train station too

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

With a ‘concourse’ that’s a death trap. I hope they never have a fire there.

Lots of wood remaining at the structure too a la Valley Parade, l thought that had been banned since the fire at the latter.

 

[nwgull]

Oh l only have great memories of Hereford . . . for obvious reasons!

I think your memories of the quality of the away end have been affected by the result!

 

[nicko31]

Really , the town centre pubs were great

Regards
DF

Can't comment we lost 2-1 and was back down the M6 as fast as possible

 

[father_and_son]

Everton.

You had one of the good seats then?!

 

[Gwylan]

QPR by a mile. Both top and bottom tier have terrible views.

This. Shocking place to watch football.

There are lots of old grounds that I'm glad to see the back of - Bolton and its supermarket, Wallsall's old ground, positivelt Arctic and Brentford.

Surprised to see Northampton's old ground mentioned - I thought it was rather quirky. Quite an experience watching football there

 

[Cowfold Seagull]

I think your memories of the quality of the away end have been affected by the result!

View attachment 141037

And all the celebratory alcohol! But yeah l see what you mean, don't remember being that far back from the pitch though.

 

[TB B&W Army]

Got to be Smellhurst, with the shitty view along the side, pillars in the way, cramped seating, and a crowded concourse. Dont get me started on the toilets. The surrounding area is a complete sh*thole as well. Only saving grace being that we keep spoiling their party "Why did you let it bounce?"

 

[FamilyGuy]

Peterborough Cup Match 1984, we drew, it was freezing!
We won the replay.

 

[Mancgull]

Northampton county ground, before sixfields

Little pen off to the right of the main away stand behind the goal.

Millwall cold blow lane. JCLs and new fans have never had the pleasure of standing in a stand full of homicidal maniacs pretending to be brighton fans battering anyone who happened to start a chant - same as the old Upton Park and Stamford bridge!…and Pompey back in the 70’s.

I remember the old Northampton ground.. basically one stand for the home fans and the away fans on an exposed bit of terracing and an open space to the cricket ground. Still the only game I remember there was our 2-1 cup victory with Nelson and Bremner scoring our goals.

I’ll raise you the Dell. The away section was just an afterthought.

 

[nicko31]

Twerton Park, Bath (Bristol Rovers), pretty poor