Best stadiums in the world

Agree on the Millennium stadium, great work they did for that.

Not keen on the modern bowl like stadiums, although some can obviously be done 'right' like the Spurs one appears to be, when compared to Arsenal.

comment by Mike (U1170)
posted 2 minutes ago
Agree on the Millennium stadium, great work they did for that.

Not keen on the modern bowl like stadiums, although some can obviously be done 'right' like the Spurs one appears to be, when compared to Arsenal.
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The Emirates still feels soulless.

Highbury was facking class as well which makes the change all the sadder.

comment by Sheriff JW Pepper (U1007)
posted 1 hour ago
I still wish Chelsea had the option on the Battersea power station project... I think some malaysians bought it and turned it into flats in the end
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That would have been some stadium design with those chimneys iconic as they are👍

American football is definitely the worst, a sport designed around ad breaks.

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In the same way that soccer is a game designed for metrosexuals to display their fancy haircuts to their social media following via the medium of broadcast media... You think this because you don't understand the rules

handegg just sucks

comment by Taki Minamino (U20650)
posted 3 minutes ago
handegg just sucks
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Handegg?

American football takes like 4 days to complete a game. Its kinda like children's football training when the guy running the session keeps blowing his whistle to stop the session to explain stuff.

“In the same way that soccer is a game designed for metrosexuals to display their fancy haircuts to their social media following via the medium of broadcast media”

Doubt it. Signals normally cr4p at grounds

I love the design of the Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. From shots of the outside it's hard to get any sense of scale - it looks like a decent-sized building, but you wouldn't think it housed a 70,000-seater stadium. And that huge window at one end looks amazing.

I've also always liked Ibrox and the Stadio Luigi Ferraris in Genoa.

Our stadium is unbelievable, so much thought went into it such as using remains from the old stadium to design the floor etc.
I did a stadium tour there just before Xmas and was really impressed. Four changing rooms, two of which are for the NFL who have also praised the facilities.

As for other stadiums, I really liked Old Trafford when I went there for the FA Cup semi against Arsenal back in 2001 (I think).
I've been to Signal Iduna Park a couple of times of late because Spurs have been tied with em in European football and that place is awe striking. Huge stadium. Shame about the city though, bit boring.