Football Stadia - Past, Present & Future

[Ark Royal]

If Chelsea can fit a 60,000 seater stadium within the power station it might look a little like this.......

Nice, but a shame it is wasted on egg-throwing.

[Ark Royal]

an imposing end in France



Bet they have a jobsworth tango on match days telling everyone to sit down.

Marvin Lee Stadium in Trinidad, home of the finely name Joe Public FC



Looks like a fart would bring down the smaller stand. Nice umbrellas, though.

[Jerry St Clair]

Time for the coup de grace. The worst away end in world football.

Miejski Klub Sportowy Znicz Pruszków in Poland

[paultheroyal]

Let's put some fans in there!

[Terminal Boardom]

Romtterham Utd's new stadium taking shape:


Torquay Utd's new main stand taking shape - as some may have seen in the L2 Play-off semi final:


And The Gas may get the go ahead for this:


The following link also gives updates on other clubs future plans. If they ever happen that is:
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/developments.htm

[Ark Royal]

Let's put some fans in there!

Brilliant! And there was I thinking that nothing could be worse than the away ends at QPR and Luton.

[Ark Royal]

I see the Gas are naming it after the famous German ex-international Uwe Stadium.

[Rev Algenon Stickleback H]

Romtterham Utd's new stadium taking shape:

If anyone was wondering, yes that is Millmoor behind the ground on the right. The two grounds are about 300 yards apart.

Let's put some fans in there!

Saturday...
Saturday...
Saturday...is Tiswas day!

[Wimb]

I see the Gas are naming it after the famous German ex-international Uwe Stadium.

A nod to Uwe Hartenberger more likely

[Terminal Boardom]

I know this is not a football stadium but, for backdrops, this has to be among the best anywhere in the world.

[No Fixed Abode]

Chelsea playing PSG here on pre season tour of St8s.

[Wax Jacket]

no they're not

they're playing in the one bottom right

[Wax Jacket]

I know this is not a football stadium but, for backdrops, this has to be among the best anywhere in the world.

that's the only good thing about NEwlands tohugh, if you're looking at it from the other direction it's all a bit grotty. but that is a superb view, 'greed

[parky]

I would love Chelsea to recreate the Lucas Oil Stadium in Battersea Power station, does english football have any rules regarding playing in a dome?

[Silver Fox]

It's more of a problem with nature's rules, you can't grow grass indoors

[parky]

Fair point, but doesn't Blatter want to move toward a hybrid turf.

[Geekins]

This is a good site for the world's weirdest stadiums - http://www.thisblogrules.com/2009/12/12 ... diums.html

This isn't a stadium as such but just

[3 veesinarow]

no they're not

they're playing in the one bottom right

<snicker>

That's like posting a picture of Ninian Park and saying we're playing Cardiff there in a pre-season friendly.

[Wax Jacket]

amazing oversight from Hobnob's resident USA expert

[Ian Herring]

Awesome thread btw!

This one is similar to the Croc stadium but designed more like a snake.

That is brilliant. Where is it?

Near the Serpentine.