Favourite Away Ground

[Burton Wolf]

I'm off to The Emirates on Sunday. Just like to know what is your favourite away ground.
Mine happens to be The Emirates.
Just ONE! choice there doesn't have to be a particular reason.

 

[Howlin’ Wolf]

The old White Hart Lane. Was looking forward to the new one too, still a nightmare to get to though.

 

[AberWolf]

Emirates is easily the most impressive. For atmosphere I used to love Ninian Park.

 

[Ginger Chimp]

Emirates is easily the most impressive. For atmosphere I used to love Ninian Park.

That’s two.

 

[Norris]

The Lane for me, sadly no more.

 

[JadeWolf]

Preston is good, usually get a decent allocation and the butter pie is amazing! I quite like Forest too because we've not lost whenever I've been.

Not a fan of the big grounds, not much atmosphere.

 

[Oh When the Wolves]

Old Bristol away end was class

Palace

Hate the new modern grounds personally

 

[CVWolves]

The City Ground (Forest) - Proper ground, and I love it as an away day.

 

[Mr Wolf]

I like St James Park, good ground in a City Centre location.

 

[WasStefan]

Bristol City away a few years back was class, proper away end and proper banter with the home fans, who were loud until we spanked them

As for the Emirates, beautiful ground, **** atmosphere i would imagine

 

[Norris]

I like St James Park, good ground in a City Centre location.

The lung busting climb to the seats and the need for a telescope to see the action mark it down, but yes great ground and nice people

 

[Autistic Kangaroo]

Fulham in nice weather

 

[Sketchead]

Forest is up there for me. Good away end in the right place around the goal, can make a lot of noise, tremendous boozers pre-match.

First time at the Emirates for me this weekend.

 

[wolfie11]

its gotta be Chelsea great view and good per match music

 

[Alex Rae The Substitute]

Actually quite like the New Den myself.

 

[John de Wolf's hairdryer]

Much to my surprise, I really liked the New Den. Friendliest, most helpful stewards I've ever encountered as an away fan.

 

[Deleted member 3518]

Preston and Forest, both great away days.

 

[Deleted member 4099]

I always liked going to Upton Park. Spurs was decent. Dislike most new grounds .

 

[reanswolf]

Goodison Park may be outdated and a dump all around it, but the blue just hit me when I went there.

Etihad is pretty good too, especially with 6300 Wolves fans singing.

 

[Peszkywolf]

Sheff Utd, been about 5 times, proper atmosphere and ground, near the city centre, pubs and station.

 

[paddy]

Chorley

 

[Wigan Wolf]

Preston and I have a soft spot for the Millinium stadium

 

[Tring Wolf]

Forest and Fulham (in the Summer).

For some reason, I always enjoyed Notts County too. Particularly in the Steve Cherry era...

 

[Peszkywolf]

Funny how most of us like a ground that's probably cost about £10m, built in stages over 50+ years as opposed to the mega 60k soccerdromes that cost 400m!

 

[Norris]

Goodison Park may be outdated and a dump all around it, but the blue just hit me when I went there.

Etihad is pretty good too, especially with 6300 Wolves fans singing.

Wooden seats too like the old Waterloo rd.

 

[Edgmond Wolf]

I'm off to The Emirates on Sunday. Just like to know what is your favourite away ground.
Mine happens to be The Emirates.
Just ONE! choice there doesn't have to be a particular reason.

See you there

 

[Edgmond Wolf]

Preston police were excellent, had a great day

 

[Jonny De Wolf]

Millmoor Rotherham's old ground

 

[Northamptonwolf]

Accrington Stanley.

 

[Northamptonwolf]

Wooden seats too like the old Waterloo rd.

Turf moor still has wooden seats in the away end

 

[Darvo]

Anfield. Great city to drink in ... especially after we’ve beat them in the cup

 

[Norris]

Forest and Fulham (in the Summer).

For some reason, I always enjoyed Notts County too. Particularly in the Steve Cherry era...

Notts county away, Super Guy the soldier....

 

[Pagey]

Forest always a great day out, emirates nice n shiny but no soul.

 

[JadeWolf]

Some of the grounds in League 1 were fun. Who remembers Leyton Orient on Easter Monday? Got there and my seat was a piece of plastic nailed to a wooden bench lol

 

[reanswolf]

Preston and I have a soft spot for the Millinium stadium

Yes definitely my favourite ground, simply wonderful for atmosphere.

 

[reanswolf]

Was it Halifax you had to pay about 10p to move from one part of the ground to the next?

 

[John Richards 1974]

Noblot

 

[Deleted member 3518]

Was it Halifax you had to pay about 10p to move from one part of the ground to the next?

Back in the early 60's there were turnstiles in the North Bank, North Bank Arsenal and other grounds where you could pay to move from behind the goal into the enclosure.

 

[Peszkywolf]

Some of the grounds in League 1 were fun. Who remembers Leyton Orient on Easter Monday? Got there and my seat was a piece of plastic nailed to a wooden bench lol

As it should be, we never sit on those 'seats' in the away end anyway.
Peterborough was the best away end.

 

[northnorfolkwolf]

Like many on here I go for the old, small, traditional football grounds in old footballing towns, fans near the pitch, intimidating atmosphere and loads of banter. I grew up watching my football at Griffin Park (usually Divs 3 and 4!) with my brother and perhaps because of that I love to go there. Football is often about memories and nowhere recreates for me the early 60s football atmosphere more than Griffin Park - dark, dank mid-week evenings, 4 pylon flood lights on high, mud-clogged pitch, 22 journey-men whacking the ball from end to end, the red of the Bees, cigarette smoke, moaning fans (perhaps no more than 3 or 4 thousand), a few rain-soaked away supporters in the open end. It couldn't get more **** but boy, golden memories that live with me still.