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Are you happy with your teams stadium? Do you like it, do you think it could be bigger or have more atmosphere, and so on?
I kinda like Eastlands, think it looks really nice from outside, could be a bit bigger if we extend the corners and make the 3rd tier full. Also hoping the owners buy it, and convert the land near it with facilities and so on..
I like the atmosphere and the history associated with WHL but we'll be moving into this baby in a few years:
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yep i love villa park
historic but modern ;)
That looks so good (spurs new one)
I like ours, but it could be updated. Wooden seats need replacing from two stands, and the same stands could be extended.
Atmosphere is good, most of the time.
Well, we've recently moved to a new 'bowl' stadium. Outside the cladding isn't the best but looks pretty good at night to be fair. Inside, the facilities are brilliant and I sit in the posher part of the stadium so we're treated to our own little concourse area and some warmth in winter. The seating area is superb, looks fantastic, great leg room (although i had more at ninian park as i was sat in row E which had an entrance bit to the directors box further up the stand so it was wider(h)). It's not as close to the pitch as NP but atmosphere wise it's brilliant. It might not be as intimidating or whatever but it's the fans that make the atmosphere. However, I can't help but feel that it's been made to a budget, there's somethings that could be tweaked and it could just be a settling down period and we can adjust things as we go along and get some more money but it's good to be fair. I prefer the old stadiums and what not but football's changing and we're going to have to live with it.
Yea ours is good.
Atmosphere isn't though lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by CHA!NGANG
ours lacks a bit of uniqueness (derby) and at times can feel a bit atmosphereless but when everyone's awake and cheering you get a real buzz.
Dont you parade a ram before the game to get the crowd hyped up?Quote:
Originally Posted by alexxxxx
Meh it's alright. There are worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by JackBuddy
Atm, yer, but want a new one.
Carrow Road is too small, I'm fairly confident we could get 30,000+ attendances if it was expanded.
Atmosphere could be better if more of the stadium joined in with the chants.
only for big/tv games aha. all the loud people sit in two areas in the ground, sandwiching the away fans but thats just on one side so the rest of the stadium can be really quiet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smits
Stadiums cant sing.Quote:
Originally Posted by brandon
-snort
I like our stadium, but the atmosphere is getting gradually worse.
Put it like this, if/when we go to a new one, I will cry. Then the day Anfield is knocked down, I will commit suicide or something.
the scouse (owner) said if we stay up they're going to fill the corners and put a third tier on the steve bull stand, to make it around about a 40,000-45,000 seater
Would you fill it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanWolves
yeah easily, prices would probably come down slightly because there would be more seats to sell.
Well your average is 28k. I don't think you could bump that up to 40. Maybe 35.Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanWolves
No I hate it.
It's a flat packed IKEA stadium. Still, better than what we had aha.
Ahh right i rememebr that happening when we played there.Quote:
Originally Posted by alexxxxx
Yeh wasnt much singing from the fans away from the away fans.
too small for my liking
you heard it here first
ours is friggin awesome - 2 terrace stands <3 attraction this season in the championship for away, not so much in league one next season!
UP THE POSH!
Orients is cramped by ******* flats, the west stand is nice - the posh bit where I am is anyway. But hearn has ruined our chance of building the stadium. Sevilla's is nice, big - not the most attractive thing in the world but still nice - at least it ain't ******* flats all round.
you can make yours bigger, aren't their plans to extend the one side of it to make it 90,000+ ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ArronMUFC
I like the stadium I just wish people would visit it :\ lmao
decent size, atmosphere isnt exactly the best anymore.
used to be great, now its just something nobody makes a big deal of going to.
What the hotspur fan has to remember, a few years will actually be more like 10 lol.
IS it even started yet?
Birmingham City need a smaller stadium
It's old, but not too bad.
As long as the stadium doesn't collapse in a football game, it's all good.
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Just need final parts of planning permission to be accepted. Due for completion 2012 apparently.Quote:
Originally Posted by Android
It'll be like WembleyQuote:
Originally Posted by JackBuddy
you heard it here first.
Looks like the Emirates.Quote:
Originally Posted by JackBuddy
It actually will in a way, cos we'll move into a partially built stadium for 2012/13 season then it'll be completed the next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlexOC
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/uplo...eme/phase1.jpg
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/uplo...eme/phase2.jpg
http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/uplo...eme/phase3.jpg
@ above. every stadium with a bowl shape looks like the Emirates. The thing about this one is that there is a large single stand which will hopefully create a good atmosphere.
No, I mean the wave feature on the walls.
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Originally Posted by JackBuddy
Whats that about, like you will still have your current stadium whilst the new one is nearly built??
Yeah, we build around the current one the move into a 3/4 completed one.Quote:
Originally Posted by AlexOC