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like to go to as an away fan,just watching abit of QPR v Saints and i really enjoy going to Loftus Road,great ground for atmosphere and alot of good pubs around the ground.

I used to enjoy Ashton gate.........no backs on seats meant it was free reign to stand up and usually a big following as well.

Aldershot would have been pretty special if it was a league match. Great away area for making noise.

Loftus Road is my favourite away ground. Love it.  The Springbok helps too.

i used to like wolves before the massive terrace got redeveloped.west ham too.in recent years reading has been my fav

Loftus Road is quality.

Brentford is not too bad either because of the pubs.

Accrington is a fucking shit hole mind

Kenilworth Road is, by definition, an absolute dump. But I love going there. Loads of character in the ground. Decent chippy round the corner where all the fans get their grub from, and some dodgey alleyways that no doubt seen a few running battles. Love it.

Brentford is always good. I quite like going to Wycombe too, although we seem to have spent a lot of time there in recent years. I enjoyed Elland Road last year, hopefully we'll take a decent number up there again this season.

Brentford,wolves,qpr and i have always enjoyed stokes ground

 Can't have been watching Town then as we haven't been there for 7 years.

is it that long since we last played there?
i've seen us there twice and an england u21 game

luton - nowhere else like it

I use to like Layer Road-but I dont know why

 The traditional small ground wedged between houses, is rapidly becoming a thing of the past...and they're all going for the flat pack monotony. I'd guess teh new ColU ground will be like this.

  The CG for all it's defects is fast becoming a bit of a historic treasure. Can't be too many grpounds left that have been played at since the 19th Century.

Loftus Road is a good shout. Always take a lot there. Always look forward to it.

Reading is good because it always feels like we get to take the piss. I like Bournemouth. Nottingham Forest. Hereford and Shrewsbury were good. Chesterfield.

Was at there new ground on friday Reg,built bang next door to the A12...12,000 seater,very tidy but as you say very flat packish,to be fair they did need a new ground,what i cant fathom is how they walked all over us in a 3 1 win yet they get turned over 2 0 at Crewe.

10,000 CAPACITY ISNT IT?

Think they can add another 2000 if they want.

I've always enjoyed the trips to Dean Court (Bournemouth) known it from the 70's before it was
redeveloped and the pitch turned around.

Craven Cottage (Fulham) we haven't played them for ages,right by the Thames,walk through the park,
houses on the Stevenage Rd side.

The Hawthorns (WBA) lovely ground,good atmosphere,sense of anticipation when you see it from
the M5,before the junction.

Portman Rd (Ipswich) good atmosphere,good crowd,usually see good footbal there and a good day out.

Ah right. It says a lot about their potential if they build a new stadium with only 12,000 max capacity

they only get about 5K as it is, they've built in capacity for doubling their crowd.

parkhead, fucking awesome,

but best of all is the azteca, 125,000 fucking mental.

Enjoyed boltons old ground for a weird reason

Craven Cottage is good....remember gong there and drawing 3 3 in the cup then hammering them in the replay,with Best and Marsh playing and also think Bobby Moore was in the team.

San Siro Milan,you just have to experience a Milan derby once in your life.I've been to the
Olympic stadium Rome and Bayern's old Olympic stadium as well.

 I think like Numb we are teh only side they've managed to beat this season. The patern being we just gift goals, doesn't really matter what level of football you play at, you must have a certain level of basic competence...

what was the olympic stadium in Rome like. Hoping to get there soon.

I am not getting married yet but when I do I wanna go to watch AC Milan, is it easy to get tickets?

i think it is easy to get tickets. But on websites i have looked they are not cheap

Footballencounters.co.uk.......have Tiks for sale on all Milan matches.

Cheers guys

Its ok.Sure its better when its full though,the time i went it was half empty and so didn't really feel like a 'proper' football ground.I enjoyed the Sadio Luigi Ferraris in Genoa more.

Ask Mex about getting AC Milan tickets.He knows all there is to know  :)

Everton is a good one,Leeds as well,Forest also.All football grounds and thats it,always the best.

Cheers Larwood. I might be going to Goodison park in October to see them play against Newcastle.