Other clubs’ stadiums

Robot's prolapsed anus tbh.

Well they can just sell Sissoko in the summer so that's £15m or however much they'll get plus they'll save £5m a year in payments.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/mar/06/chelsea-new-stadium-green-light-london-mayor

 

 

Probably in the minority here but I think that looks like an ugly monstrosity

Any way of seeing which English league teams have been to the "new" Wembley?

 

If Spurs play there next season it'll be Newcastle's first time there.  I can't imagine there'll be many (if any?) other teams who still havent played there

Any way of seeing which English league teams have been to the "new" Wembley?

 

If Spurs play there next season it'll be Newcastle's first time there.  I can't imagine there'll be many (if any?) other teams who still havent played there

Whitley Bay twice, North Shields, and Gateshead have all played there ahead of us.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/mar/06/chelsea-new-stadium-green-light-london-mayor

 

 

Probably in the minority here but I think that looks like an ugly monstrosity

 

Reminds me of an egg slicer

Any way of seeing which English league teams have been to the "new" Wembley?

 

If Spurs play there next season it'll be Newcastle's first time there.  I can't imagine there'll be many (if any?) other teams who still havent played there

Whitley Bay twice, North Shields, and Gateshead have all played there ahead of us.

 

Possibly South Shields too

I know (a lot of) who has played there.. I'm wondering who else (if any) hasnt

Went to the Bernabeu for Real Madrid Vs Alaves.  Forgettable game but what a stadium hands down beats nou camp.  So much character to the stadium and despite being in the 2nd last row the view felt decent and you were close to the pitch still.

 

You know it's steep when every row has a bar going across it to stop you from falling.

Watching Bundesliga and Hertha Berlin, and they just showed the players taking an escalator down to the pitch.

 

So wierd see the players riding down the escalator - looks like they should be in a shopping center

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBeW1JHh1NU

 

Anywhere else have such a crazy path to the pitch?

 

Remember thinking how funny it was in the CL final a few years back

 

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/08/30/1409422099827_wps_28_FC_Schalke_Twitter_s04.jpg

 

Schalke have a tunnel of coal linked to the mining history of the city.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/08/30/1409422099827_wps_28_FC_Schalke_Twitter_s04.jpg

 

Schalke have a tunnel of coal linked to the mining history of the city.

Love that.

Rome Olympic stadium is known for its long walk back to the changing room

http://www.espnfc.co.uk/blog/the-toe-poke/65/post/2914940/st-pauli-show-off-their-scary-new-tunnel-to-intimidate-visiting-teams

River players got pepper sprayed in the tunnel at La Bombonera a couple of years back.

Disappointing that our first game at the new Wembley will likely just be a run of the mill league match.

Disappointing that our first game at the new Wembley will likely just be a run of the mill league match.

 

Fingers crossed it's one of our final games of the Premier League season (if we make it) and that we've already secured a League Cup victory in February

 

Emirates is looking good.

Just checking out Amiens SC, the newly promoted French team.  Looked at their stadium.  Ugly (and bizarre) as fuck

 

http://www.info-stades.fr/uploads/stades/amiens-stade-de-la-licorne.jpg

 

http://www.amiensfootball.com/images/photoSite/stadedelalicorne.jpg

 

Good for growing veg

Guessing they hoof the ball a lot 

Bet it sounds relatively loud in there though for the amount of people.

Is it usually a bit windy there?