Which football ground in London is the worst?

[floyd__streete]

I know we were 1st place for parts of the 94/95 season

No we weren't.

#handbagsharriswatch

[RIP apes]

It's on the overground
It's on the underground
It's inside the M25

and the ground is a fcuking dump

Watford

And we usually draw or lose there...

I may be a rare breed of Reading fan who's actually seen us win at Vicarage Road - 1-0 win on 1st October 2004 (I think?) Either Sidwell or Hughes headed it in down the far end to send us to our then highest ever league position (1st in Div 1...I know we were 1st place for parts of the 94/95 season but was when PL had 22 teams rather than 20)

I have, and written in the programme

[reading_fan]

The two or three times I've been, I've got the STAR coaches

a) Because I go with my Dad who's not a big fan of taking public transport to games
and b) Because we come down from the Midlands for games

I doubt the STAR coaches leave from Midlands. And isn't the coach a form of public transport

Drive from Brum to Reading. And not if it's a private hire coach.

[larry1971]

Emirates

agreed, it may be a nice brand new modern stadium but from a diasbled fans point of view it's bloody awful the disabled section for away fans is shoved right to the back of the stand and there are no seats for your helper who as to stand behind you the view isn't that good either. plus to make matters worse the disabled toilets wwere locked and I had to go and find a steward to open them .

I certainly think Highbury was a far nicer stadium .

Upton Park. A truley shite footballing experience.

Yeah +1 and it is an utter traipse to get to.

"Tough place to go".

same goes for Tottenham and Charlton.

[SpaceCruiser]

The two or three times I've been, I've got the STAR coaches

a) Because I go with my Dad who's not a big fan of taking public transport to games
and b) Because we come down from the Midlands for games

I doubt the STAR coaches leave from Midlands. And isn't the coach a form of public transport

Drive from Brum to Reading. And not if it's a private hire coach.

Huh? You're on a coach, you're still sharing with people....

Anyway, aren't you adding time to your travelling by going via Reading - wouldn't you be better off going direct to London?

[frimmers3]

what is difficult about getting from liverpool street to white hart lane?

[Badger Finger]

Avoiding the locals

[Royalclapper]

There are two things going for Selhurst.

1. We won an epic game there once when they had Ian Wright up front and were a very decent side.
2. Those hilarious scenes of Birmingham City's psycho fans trading blows with the Palace fans while dressed in clown, cowboy and other fancy dress costumes!

[Tad Showbiz]

The Valley. Slow horrible trip to get there and arrogant stewards.

Surprised White Hart Lane gets any mention. Really easy to get to. Tube to Liverpool St and overground to WHL.

[frimmers3]

The Valley. Slow horrible trip to get there and arrogant stewards.

Surprised White Hart Lane gets any mention. Really easy to get to. Tube to Liverpool St and overground to WHL.

sense at last! the 'lane is a doddle from liverpool street.