Football Stadia - Past, Present & Future

[paultheroyal]

Russian approved stadium 2018 - 45,000

[just some bloke]

Wembley in 1923

[paultheroyal]

Brazil Eco Stadium

[No Fixed Abode]

This is where Reading FC use to play.

[paultheroyal]

On the away end?

[superreadingfan]

This is where Reading FC use to play.

where is that?

[paultheroyal]

This is where Reading FC use to play.

Nice edit change

[Terminal Boardom]

English Heritage? That's funny

[Wimb]

Wembley in 1923

Got to favour the team defending the bottom half of the pitch there

[Friday's Legacy]

This is a fantastic find.

[Tony Le Mesmer]

Looks like Griffin Park will soon be consigned to Grounds of the past. Real shame, my favourite league ground.

[larry1971]

This is where Reading FC use to play.

can't remember his exact words but in his Football Ground's of Great Britain. Simon Inglis pretty much described Elm Park, as been a depressing and dull ground.

[larry1971]

This is a fantastic find.

some how the old Wembley looked so much better before they covered both ends.

[Terminal Boardom]

[Wimb]

Where's that TB?

Oh the jpg name gives it away

[Rev Algenon Stickleback H]

This is where Reading FC use to play.

can't remember his exact words but in his Football Ground's of Great Britain. Simon Inglis pretty much described Elm Park, as been a depressing and dull ground.

I think he said it was the least interesting ground in the country, but revised his ideas a bit it later editions.

Odd to think if it was still around now, in the same state, fans would be raving about it.

[Wimb]

To be honest there wasn't exactly anything remarkable about Elm Park, it didn't have a feature or a stand that made it unique.

[Blakey's Right Peg]

The toilets were fairly unique!

[Deadlock]

To be honest there wasn't exactly anything remarkable about Elm Park, it didn't have a feature or a stand that made it unique.

I liked the path that ran from the top of the Tilehurst End down the back of the stand to the Wantage Road exit. Nobody else seemed to know it existed, so it was a good way of avoiding the queues in the tunnels and at the front of the stand.

[Wimb]

To be honest there wasn't exactly anything remarkable about Elm Park, it didn't have a feature or a stand that made it unique.

I liked the path that ran from the top of the Tilehurst End down the back of the stand to the Wantage Road exit. Nobody else seemed to know it existed, so it was a good way of avoiding the queues in the tunnels and at the front of the stand.

It had it's little charms and quirks but I doubt any visiting fan came to the ground and said 'woah look at the size of the south bank' or 'isn't that a funky little roof on the seated stand'