Best PL away ground for CITY fans ?

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

They aren't in the Premier league

But we've played them in the PL

 

[WestGorton]

Fulham. No cocky fans and an amazing location. Not been since Barton scored but love Craven Cottage. Like Palace too. Old school outside drinking.

 

[deafmanstevo]

The worst Premier League ground I have been to has to The Dell. Southampton obviously have since moved, but I'm sure they played there in the early years of the Premier League. Really ugly, mismatched ground with very little atmosphere.
The away section was divided into about 3 'cages'? though they may have had seats at the end (?).
Selhurst Park could defo do with a bit(a lot?) of modernisation and if you're travelling into London is a bit of a pain to get to.

Went there boxing day once , lost 2-1 and it rained and it was windy . It wasnt a totally shite day enjoyed it in the pub up the road , forgot its name, got there about 11.30am so had about 3 hours drinking time.

 

[horlock_was_super]

Current premier league team I would say Leicester

Went when we beat them in the League Cup years back, Kolarov scored a proper fuck off free kick, I went for a slash at halftime and couldn’t find my way back to my seat! Yes I was slightly pissed.

 

[Platt Lane veteran]

A lot saying Ewood Park, which I’d agree with. It’s certainly changed for the better, particular bad memories include a 4-0 drubbing on the day of the Hillsborough disaster. Now that was grim.

 

[Idesofmarch69]

I'm saddened the nobody has mentioned the rustic charm of the Stratton Bank at Swindon. Outside toilets are a walk down memory lane as well. And we were brief members of the Premier League.

And I can't remember beating you in my life.

 

[give it to gordon]

For me Brighton

An hour and abit from home, free park and ride from the racecourse.

 

[East Level 2]

I'm saddened the nobody has mentioned the rustic charm of the Stratton Bank at Swindon. Outside toilets are a walk down memory lane as well. And we were brief members of the Premier League.

And I can't remember beating you in my life.

There was a game in the 90s when you won 2-0. I think one side had a penalty saved.
It might have been that game when it was pissing down but your stupid bastard stewards wouldn't allow brollies in the open end.
PS That roundabout near the ground is great. What had the designer been smoking?

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

The worst Premier League ground I have been to has to The Dell. Southampton obviously have since moved, but I'm sure they played there in the early years of the Premier League. Really ugly, mismatched ground with very little atmosphere.
The away section was divided into about 3 'cages'? though they may have had seats at the end (?).
Selhurst Park could defo do with a bit(a lot?) of modernisation and if you're travelling into London is a bit of a pain to get to.

Went there for a League Cup game early 80's absolutely pissed it down and of course we had no cover.
The rain ran down the terracing and built up at the bottom so we all had to keep moving back to avoid standing in it.
Had a punk studded leather jacket with Siouxsie and the Banshees on the back. Took about 2 weeks to dry out .
And we lost 4-0

Following season same thing happened at the Goldstone Ground at Brighton- and we lost that game 4-0 too!
John Bond quit afterwards!

 

[mancityvstoke]

Went there for a League Cup game early 80's absolutely pissed it down and of course we had no cover.
The rain rain down the terracing and built up at the bottom so we all had to keep moving back to avoid standing in it.
Had a lovely pink studded leather jacket with Siouxsie and the Banshees on the back. Took about 2 weeks to dry out .
And we lost 4-0

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