Sorry Nottingham Forest fans about the crest mishap. You see that's the reason I can identify with Forrest Gump. I'm a little bit slow, but pretty good at ping pong.
Hey, great videos, could u do a top 10 or 20 Ex-Yu stadiums? Or Balkan stadiums? They're mostly old and beaten but have some charm to them... overall football infrastructure here is bad but that makes for a great video, also Croatia made it to the 2nd place last WC, and we don't even have a decent stadium.
Great respect for Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa they're European Champions... We from Serbia always have great respect for the European champions... Like our Red Star Belgrade who was european and world champion🇷🇸🏆🏆🇷🇸🔴⚪🔴⚪🔴⚪🔴⚪
Tottenham also plays on a retractable pitch. For The NFL’s London games or concerts, the groundskeepers divide Spurs’ turf into three pieces, and store it in its own greenhouse under the stands.
Apparently Earl Spencer's daughter once wanted to go to a Chelsea game. She hired a taxi, and the driver pur Stamford Bridge into his satnav, and it took them to the village in Yorkshire where the battle was in 1066.
You can feel the history walking up those steps at Villa Park. A proper football stadium. Haven't been to Tottenhams new stadium yet but I hear its amazing. Worst stadium is Old Trafford. Another few years and it'll be deemed unsafe.
Love your videos! Would really enjoy if you could do a video on the Prospect Legaue stadiums. It is a summer collegiate wood bat baseball league in the US comprised of sixteen really cool teams!
I know you jokingly mentioned people getting angry about Anfield being 2nd, but honestly fair. I can't argue about Tottenham's stadium being number 1 on this. They've smashed it on their rebuild.
Lol good vid. Forest fan here. Agree with Villa park, I'd say it's the best stadium in the UK, not size but class and character. It retains everything English football should be, great atmosphere. Decent supporters that haven't morphed into plastic
Have you been smoking sherwood forest magic mushrooms villa is a fucking shit hole your ground is better and i have been to both more atmosphere at the city ground as you fans dont sing the same song for 90 mins villa fans only sing villlllla villllla villlllla villllla
I’m a season ticket holder at Southampton and have been to Leicester’s stadium as an away fan multiple times. The difference between the 2 stadiums are… - St Mary’s has a nicer brick and metal exterior facade, whereas the king power has ugly bare concrete covered up with flimsy canvas. -st Mary’s is bigger - at st Mary’s, you can walk around the perimeter of the pitch at ground level. At the king power, you can’t -The KP has newer, bigger, clearer big screens (although the ones at st Mary’s are to get replaced soon - and finally the exits that connect the concourse to the stands are higher at the KP compared to at Mary’s. Overall st Mary’s is the better stadium. But yes they are VERY similar
I can't really talk as a Derby fan but I think King Power and St Mary's are the two worst examples of late 90s early 00s bowl stadiums they're just so boring.
@@onlineo2263 ...surprised? Broadwater Farm, Mark Duggen, Tottenham are top of league for Knife Crime!! 😄 no football playing then don't visit, unless you would like to be a statistic.
Funny video, love the bellend reference hahaha. Can't wait for 24-25 season to start when Everton start the season at Bramley Moore Dock or whatever it'll be called as a new stadium!?? 💙
Stamford Bridge Stadium is one of the oldest sporting venues used for Football in the country. But it ain't that old. 8-) Although King Harold's army probably crossed the River Thames close by on their way back from the other Stamford Bridge, up north and heading for Hastings.
I once had a 3rd row seat for Goodison Park. I was sat below the level of the pitch! Not a great view that one! I was just grateful I was not front row!
Problem with goodison is that 25% of seats in the stadium are restricted view. Back of the Bullens or Gladys lower tiers basically have no view whatsoever.
I was lucky enough to have been to Stamford Bridge, Bernabeu, Nou Camp,Anfield, Old Trafford , the Ethiad and Emirates. The athmosphere in Anfield and Old Trafford are the best. Liverpool singing YNWA is impressive, but Old Trafford when Man Utd are playing well is something different, unique. Goosebumps all way through and I'm not even a United fan. Nou Camp when completely full is amazing as well.
I would have assumed that any stadium with a capacity of less than, say, 35,000 is simply not fit for purpose in the Premiership so had to be ranked at the bottom. I would also have to take into account transport links.
The Stamford bridge where the English defeated the Vikings is in the north, closer to York. The Stamford bridge that Chelsea play at is known for, well, Chelsea play there lol
cheap joke about Elland Road, but it also points out the main problem with this type of superficial ranking: the real meaning of a stadium is on game day. and nowhere do the fans make as big a difference as at Leeds. hell, they make a big difference at half their road games.
You had the Arsenal crest during the Forest stadium, and Forest has the best crest in England! I don't have any particular team I root for in England (besides not ManU), but I kinda pull for Forest because of their interesting history and sweet crest!
The London stadium is improving, last place is a bit harsh. Where would you have ranked the Boleyn, Highbury, White Heart Lane, Maine Road if the new stadiums didn’t exist?
yes the english of the time got rid of the vikings at stamford bridge. but not that stamford bridge. it's up in northumberland i think. not sure if you were joking lol
Best PL stadium ratings so far on the interwebs. And, of course, as a Tottenham fan I'm not biased at all! I actually expected you to rate our toilet seat in the bottom 5. I agree that translators in Liverpool make a big difference to their ratings (Everton and Liverpool). I would have said the same about Manchester United but most of their fans are from London.
Pretty fair ratings, helps the team I support is in the top 5. That said hopefully Spurs stadium means we're coming out of the sort of cookie cutter UK phase that brought us stadiums like Leicester, St Mary's, Middleborough, derby etc. I am quite surprised that a team hasn't tried a neo classical ground yet.
You got the wrong Stamford Bridge. The Viking’s was stopped in a village called Stamford Bridge, just on the outskirts of York. They was actually stopped on the bridge, ironically.
I’m sorry but that was a stupid reason to rank Elland Road so low. Elland does not rhyme with bellend, and even if it did, that has no bearing on how good the stadium is. It’s a great stadium.
Haha, I was thinking exactly the same. I'm still missing Maine Road after nearly 20 years btw. It had so much more character and City was still a down-to-earth club, not spending hundreds of millions coming from the middle east every year.
The battle of Stamford Bridge! If you’d actually bothered to look it up you would have found it actually took place in the village of Stamford Bridge in North Yorkshire!!!
My comment has nothing to do with stadiums but, seeing as you brought it up, The Battle of Stamford Bridge, fought in 1066, took place in East Yorkshire - no connection whatsoever with the location of Chelsea's stadium.
Riverside stadium ain't there. Not surprised. Had they remained in their old ground, I'd hope it'd be in your list mate. And yes your voice is deceiving, 73??
I never realized how small UK stadiums are compared to American stadiums in general. I mean, I knew they were smaller but this definitely adds some interesting perspective.
Whats the population i England? Like 55 million? I the US its 330 million give or take. So it's more comparable to just the state of California, which has a population of 40 million. the whole of Europe i thin has around 700 million. Hey that got sidetracked pretty fast! My initial point was, what would a top 20 stadium look like if it was only in california(+maybe another state which has 15 million people). The biggest stadium in England is missing from this bc it's a national venue, Wembley holds like 90.000, and is a fantastic stadium.
@@Steve-Riverwood it’s more a product of the number of clubs within a city and small towns having clubs. Sure, NYC metro area (~22 mil people) has 2 pro baseball teams as an example, but London has 6 premier league clubs. Even smaller urban areas in England like Liverpool (~2 mil) have 2 premier league clubs.
There are 92 professional clubs in England. Every small sized town, medium sized town, large town and city has one football club or multiple clubs. The vast majority of these clubs are nearly 130 years old. People live and die by the clubs. The second tier league, the Championship, gets higher average attendances than the MLS. You support your local club till the grave. It's the same everywhere else in Europe.
The irony is that on this video ranking the best Premier league stadiums there's a missing club logo... and it's the best designed logo of them all. Forest have the most elegant, efficient, subtle and beautiful logo in the whole of English football... with Swansea a close second. Even the lower case 'e' sets it off just right. Might be worth a video all of its own?
I’m a Blackburn fan and went to griffin park in the last two seasons it existed. It was far better than any ground on this video, atmosphere electric, three decent pubs on the corners and terracing …fabulous.
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Sorry Nottingham Forest fans about the crest mishap. You see that's the reason I can identify with Forrest Gump. I'm a little bit slow, but pretty good at ping pong.
Hey, great videos, could u do a top 10 or 20 Ex-Yu stadiums? Or Balkan stadiums? They're mostly old and beaten but have some charm to them... overall football infrastructure here is bad but that makes for a great video, also Croatia made it to the 2nd place last WC, and we don't even have a decent stadium.
I was gonna say 😂💀
We (Forest) gave them (Arsenal) their first kit.
Great respect for Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa they're European Champions... We from Serbia always have great respect for the European champions... Like our Red Star Belgrade who was european and world champion🇷🇸🏆🏆🇷🇸🔴⚪🔴⚪🔴⚪🔴⚪
@David Lim COYP's
Ah yes City Ground & Emirates, home of Arsenal
I’m honestly hoping he starts purposely getting the Gooner and Forest badges mixed up. It’ll wind up certain cohorts heheh…
To be fair, I did say I can identify with Forrest Gump. I wasn't talking about the heroism during war.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums Shown your ass to a president, did ya?
To be fair I’m a TOTTENHAM FAN ughhh arsenal they are what comes out your bum
Tottenham also plays on a retractable pitch. For The NFL’s London games or concerts, the groundskeepers divide Spurs’ turf into three pieces, and store it in its own greenhouse under the stands.
Greenhouse? Nah it goes into the parking garages underneath the stands. COYS!
As an American who’s watched British tv for as long as I can remember, explaining bellend was funny to me. Well played.
Glad you’re doing rankings now!
Apparently Earl Spencer's daughter once wanted to go to a Chelsea game. She hired a taxi, and the driver pur Stamford Bridge into his satnav, and it took them to the village in Yorkshire where the battle was in 1066.
International cricket stadiums would be cool! Another great video from one of my favs
You can feel the history walking up those steps at Villa Park. A proper football stadium. Haven't been to Tottenhams new stadium yet but I hear its amazing. Worst stadium is Old Trafford. Another few years and it'll be deemed unsafe.
The only history villa have ground is a shit hole one off the smallest grounds in the top two divisions
@@garypring3609 copium
@@garypring3609 Villa's history is the history of English football itself.
Love your videos! Would really enjoy if you could do a video on the Prospect Legaue stadiums. It is a summer collegiate wood bat baseball league in the US comprised of sixteen really cool teams!
Thanks for another great video
I know you jokingly mentioned people getting angry about Anfield being 2nd, but honestly fair. I can't argue about Tottenham's stadium being number 1 on this. They've smashed it on their rebuild.
Too right. COYS!
They also had to smash it to complete a rebuild.
Lol good vid. Forest fan here. Agree with Villa park, I'd say it's the best stadium in the UK, not size but class and character. It retains everything English football should be, great atmosphere. Decent supporters that haven't morphed into plastic
It's a shit tip!
Holt end makes it feel like a propper ground, inside and out.
Have you been smoking sherwood forest magic mushrooms villa is a fucking shit hole your ground is better and i have been to both more atmosphere at the city ground as you fans dont sing the same song for 90 mins villa fans only sing villlllla villllla villlllla villllla
@@stevemarks9360 how so?
Erm, more so than Goodison? 🤔
Hope you'll do Championship, League 1& 2 and National League. Later Champions League, Europa League and Conference League. Great work
I’m a season ticket holder at Southampton and have been to Leicester’s stadium as an away fan multiple times. The difference between the 2 stadiums are…
- St Mary’s has a nicer brick and metal exterior facade, whereas the king power has ugly bare concrete covered up with flimsy canvas.
-st Mary’s is bigger
- at st Mary’s, you can walk around the perimeter of the pitch at ground level. At the king power, you can’t
-The KP has newer, bigger, clearer big screens (although the ones at st Mary’s are to get replaced soon
- and finally the exits that connect the concourse to the stands are higher at the KP compared to at Mary’s.
Overall st Mary’s is the better stadium.
But yes they are VERY similar
Nah king power is the greatest stadium in the prem which holds a team that is 10x better than Southampton
Maybe your opinions are decided by the club's you support?
@@ianbezema394 fair enough
I can't really talk as a Derby fan but I think King Power and St Mary's are the two worst examples of late 90s early 00s bowl stadiums they're just so boring.
@@indiekiddrugpatrol3117 shush derby fan u said it ur self so there no need to say anything also enjoy league 1 and how was the Leicester match for u
Villa park is awesome and when it gets its upgrades soon, it should go top off your list
Your videos and comments are awesome
I’ve been in Batman’s south part a few times. It was wonderful. Great amenities
Had to read this twice, thought you gone in his cave :D
@@justenough2326 it was dark and rather moist.
Tottenham stadium the best stadium I have ever visited or seen.....unbelievable breathtaking stunning I could go on.
Snap. You can see where they spent all the money. Every aspect of it is great. I was surprised how awful the the Tottenham area was.
@@onlineo2263 ...surprised? Broadwater Farm, Mark Duggen, Tottenham are top of league for Knife Crime!! 😄 no football playing then don't visit, unless you would like to be a statistic.
@@onlineo2263 most of london is awful !
As a Bournemouth fan, I saw this coming. Dean Court is a League 2 stadium.
Hey, love your channel and your soothing voices and your dry dry humor 😂😂
Can you also rank the Portuguese Liga Bwin stadiums for 2022/23?
Thanks! I think I'll probably just make a regular video for that league. I'm not as familiar with the stadiums as I am with the premier league.
Funny video, love the bellend reference hahaha.
Can't wait for 24-25 season to start when Everton start the season at Bramley Moore Dock or whatever it'll be called as a new stadium!??
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Still can't believe that Nottingham got promoted back. Keep up the constant videos. :)
@7:43 This made my day! 🤣
The battle of Stamford Bridge took place at another place with that name in Yorkshire
r/woosh
Goodison and Elland Rd 14th and 15th ….. WTF!!! Anyone who goes games knows these are 2 of the most hostile away grounds in England. Disbelief.
Tottenham Stadium in P1 was not a surprise.
Absolutely.
Stamford Bridge Stadium is one of the oldest sporting venues used for Football in the country. But it ain't that old. 8-) Although King Harold's army probably crossed the River Thames close by on their way back from the other Stamford Bridge, up north and heading for Hastings.
Aye, the village called Stamford Bridge, just outside of York.
Goodison Park deserves more respect - the fans are tight to the field and the atmosphere is normally very good. The place reeks of tradition.
Couldn't agree more mate. I'm a Stoke season ticket holder & Goodison has one of the best atmospheres in the prem. Great traditional ground & support.
I once had a 3rd row seat for Goodison Park. I was sat below the level of the pitch! Not a great view that one! I was just grateful I was not front row!
Problem with goodison is that 25% of seats in the stadium are restricted view. Back of the Bullens or Gladys lower tiers basically have no view whatsoever.
I think that Craven Cottage has a 29.000 capacity by the start of the new season.
Will be around 22k this season with only the Riverside Stand lower tier open, in 23/24 it should be around 29,600.
I was lucky enough to have been to Stamford Bridge, Bernabeu, Nou Camp,Anfield, Old Trafford , the Ethiad and Emirates. The athmosphere in Anfield and Old Trafford are the best. Liverpool singing YNWA is impressive, but Old Trafford when Man Utd are playing well is something different, unique. Goosebumps all way through and I'm not even a United fan. Nou Camp when completely full is amazing as well.
Can you do a video of stadiums in the Mexican Baseball League?
I would have assumed that any stadium with a capacity of less than, say, 35,000 is simply not fit for purpose in the Premiership so had to be ranked at the bottom. I would also have to take into account transport links.
You should do NASCAR stadiums next
As a Man City fan I would have put the Etihad 2nd, because theres no denying how nice Tottenham’s stadium is.
u should put the scottish premiership and championship stadiums in one video and rank them
Agreed, Batman fits Tottenham Hotspur stadium perfectly, ngl
And nobody's Robin us of that title.
This was good. I'm not going to argue with anyone who puts Tottenham's stadium at number one!
The Stamford bridge where the English defeated the Vikings is in the north, closer to York. The Stamford bridge that Chelsea play at is known for, well, Chelsea play there lol
You had the arsenal emblem at the part with the Nottingham stadium.
Just trying to improve Arsenal's image.
cheap joke about Elland Road, but it also points out the main problem with this type of superficial ranking: the real meaning of a stadium is on game day. and nowhere do the fans make as big a difference as at Leeds. hell, they make a big difference at half their road games.
You did my Arsenal dirty LOL
With the KP expansion to be soon underway, where do you think the new stadium could sit?
You had the Arsenal crest during the Forest stadium, and Forest has the best crest in England! I don't have any particular team I root for in England (besides not ManU), but I kinda pull for Forest because of their interesting history and sweet crest!
Ftr at time of release the weather in Manchester is what would be described by locals as “scorchio” or, for an Australian, pleasantly cool (24C)
Its currently 1c here in Canberra Australia
@@HeathWP or, for an English person, pleasantly cool
It's also mid 20s where I am staying elsewhere in Europe. Thankfully the place has a sauna so I can stay warm.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums Wouldn't you be happy inside a BBQ?
The London stadium is improving, last place is a bit harsh. Where would you have ranked the Boleyn, Highbury, White Heart Lane, Maine Road if the new stadiums didn’t exist?
But he's talking right here, right now.
@@davidcopson5800 so am I
London Stadium should be last. Can you name a stadium in the league that is worse? No you can't that it is why it is last. Terrible stadium.
@@neilwhitaker6284 how is the London Stadium terrible???
@@SamCallan Open your eyes.
on the city ground it showed the arsenal badge instead of the forest badge
Brighton have such a nice stadium!
King power will look unique once the expansion is completed
Yes K-Pop is amazing 🤩
yes the english of the time got rid of the vikings at stamford bridge. but not that stamford bridge. it's up in northumberland i think. not sure if you were joking lol
Best PL stadium ratings so far on the interwebs. And, of course, as a Tottenham fan I'm not biased at all! I actually expected you to rate our toilet seat in the bottom 5. I agree that translators in Liverpool make a big difference to their ratings (Everton and Liverpool). I would have said the same about Manchester United but most of their fans are from London.
LOL what's with the arsenal logo in City Ground
They didn’t get rid of the Vikings at that Stamford Bridge. It was in a village of the same name in Yorkshire.
Not true. It took place in the stadium. You could still see blood stains on the pitch during a Chelsea game later in the week.
Ha ha brilliant film, very funny. Goodison park is heaven 💙💙💙💙
Amex on 4 .. good decision 😉 Greetings from Essen ✌🏻
Pretty fair ratings, helps the team I support is in the top 5. That said hopefully Spurs stadium means we're coming out of the sort of cookie cutter UK phase that brought us stadiums like Leicester, St Mary's, Middleborough, derby etc. I am quite surprised that a team hasn't tried a neo classical ground yet.
Villas Holte end is sorta neo classical
very strong picks 😂
The shovels were quite sturdy too.
the pitch outside of the tottenham stadium is part of a school called dukes aldridge academy
You got the wrong Stamford Bridge. The Viking’s was stopped in a village called Stamford Bridge, just on the outskirts of York. They was actually stopped on the bridge, ironically.
The battle of Stamford bridge was near York not In London
Really? I thought they would've held the battle in a stadium to capitalize on the home field advantage.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums Amazing how the humor goes right over Chelsea fans heads...Oh hang on, not amazing I mean.
As a bournemouth fan I'm just happy we aren't last
I’m sorry but that was a stupid reason to rank Elland Road so low. Elland does not rhyme with bellend, and even if it did, that has no bearing on how good the stadium is. It’s a great stadium.
Ironic that you mention Oasis in Old Trafford and not in Ethihad
Considering how big of a city fan they both are 😂
Haha, I was thinking exactly the same. I'm still missing Maine Road after nearly 20 years btw. It had so much more character and City was still a down-to-earth club, not spending hundreds of millions coming from the middle east every year.
A few fans will be looking back in anger at that one.
@@ici_marmotte do you mean 'down to earth' in another words is mediocrity.
gotta do the rest of the english leagues now
Do all IPL teams primary and secondary stadium
i like Nottingham Forrest new crest.
Brentford, The Amex ahead of St James Park… come on now!
Choice 15 should.ve been a lot higher but it was quite a funny video (for an Aussie) lol..
A giant golden 7:44 had me rolling for some reason
I don’t understand how you put Everton at 14 and then Liverpool at 2. Both have the same accent just Everton are the proper team
It's because Goodison Park is a rusty ole shed now. They need that new stadium.....20 years ago.
Imagine they got that stadium for beating United in the 95 FA Cup final.....they'd be deffo fighting for top 10 now!!!
Mordor is a horrible place, Evertonian or not. It will NEVER be held in the same esteem by other fans as Goodison is. Period.
The british actually fought off the british on stanford bridge, yorkshire. Chelsea's stadium is in london.
Actually it was the English and it is Stamford Bridge. Just though I would outdo you in the Clever Dick stakes.
why arsenal logo for NF's stadium?
Yeah i hade same thougt
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goodison park has a freaking church in the corner. can't believe you never mentioned that!
I'm a proponent of the separation of church and stadium.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums your hopes and dreams will come true when they move into bramley moor lol
I thought they had a flag in the corner?
Old trafford is in dire need of an upgrade. It looks so dull from outside
It's in dire need of a wrecking ball, the place is a disaster, while I hate Man U, they really should have a decent stadium for the fans.
WWoS!!!!
Do The Championship 2022/23 Stadiums
I wonder how long old Trafford has left until it gets replaced by a new stadium?
The battle of Stamford Bridge! If you’d actually bothered to look it up you would have found it actually took place in the village of Stamford Bridge in North Yorkshire!!!
Wait what? They didn't hold the battle in a stadium? How did they make the event profitable?
Fulham is my favorite structure wise
My comment has nothing to do with stadiums but, seeing as you brought it up, The Battle of Stamford Bridge, fought in 1066, took place in East Yorkshire - no connection whatsoever with the location of Chelsea's stadium.
Wrong! I still have my ticket from the event.
Riverside stadium ain't there. Not surprised. Had they remained in their old ground, I'd hope it'd be in your list mate. And yes your voice is deceiving, 73??
1:10
'Its boring innit' 💀
Tottenham capacity is 62,850
Oh no you didn’t mess up Nottingham Forest, it’s their first year in the Prem for ages 😂
I never realized how small UK stadiums are compared to American stadiums in general. I mean, I knew they were smaller but this definitely adds some interesting perspective.
The old ones used to have a lot more capacity before standing terraces were banned in the 80s….
Whats the population i England? Like 55 million? I the US its 330 million give or take. So it's more comparable to just the state of California, which has a population of 40 million. the whole of Europe i thin has around 700 million. Hey that got sidetracked pretty fast! My initial point was, what would a top 20 stadium look like if it was only in california(+maybe another state which has 15 million people).
The biggest stadium in England is missing from this bc it's a national venue, Wembley holds like 90.000, and is a fantastic stadium.
@@Steve-Riverwood it’s more a product of the number of clubs within a city and small towns having clubs.
Sure, NYC metro area (~22 mil people) has 2 pro baseball teams as an example, but London has 6 premier league clubs. Even smaller urban areas in England like Liverpool (~2 mil) have 2 premier league clubs.
There are 92 professional clubs in England. Every small sized town, medium sized town, large town and city has one football club or multiple clubs. The vast majority of these clubs are nearly 130 years old. People live and die by the clubs. The second tier league, the Championship, gets higher average attendances than the MLS. You support your local club till the grave. It's the same everywhere else in Europe.
American has a bigger land mass of the UK though, so you can build more
city ground, arsenal. Yes......
We need to build over old Trafford keep the history but modernize the stadium factialise. Training ground etc.
Gonna be honest…. Stopped watching this nonsense when I saw Leeds and Everton so far down. Don’t support either team but they’ve good grounds!
(grabs lotion)
(is satisfied)
The irony is that on this video ranking the best Premier league stadiums there's a missing club logo... and it's the best designed logo of them all.
Forest have the most elegant, efficient, subtle and beautiful logo in the whole of English football... with Swansea a close second.
Even the lower case 'e' sets it off just right.
Might be worth a video all of its own?
Anfield & Old Trafford.... Greetings from LFC fan 🔴❤
Think Jake Paul:
*Shows Logan*
The Gooooonerrrs stadium is also known as the Moon; no atmosphere
And 12 men have been there!!!
Funny video
2:29 "think Jake Paul"
*shows Logan Paul*
(Nobody blames you)
COYS 🥇 🤘🏻
im a brentford fan and let me tell you the atmosphere in the stadium is outstanding considering that we only have 17k capacity
I’m a Blackburn fan and went to griffin park in the last two seasons it existed. It was far better than any ground on this video, atmosphere electric, three decent pubs on the corners and terracing …fabulous.
Wait till he finds out Stamford bridge battle is actually In the North
National league please
city ground is not arsenal????
and how is etihad beatter the stamford bridge???