Premier League Stadiums That No Longer Exist

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1. Which of these former Premier League stadiums was your favourite?

2. Not a Saint but it’s a shame that this video didn’t include any photos of the Chocolate boxes at The Dell with their elevated standing. Also when discussing the Double Decker stand at Filbert Street one of the photos appeared to show supporters sitting on the (uncompleted) roof of the Double Decker (7.06)

3. Ayresome Park!❤️

4. Do miss the dell as a kid .. St Mary's is good ….most stand anyway with seats !

5. West Ham are massive, everywhere we go!

6. Highbury is and always will be my favourite football ground

7. I will never understand why English Stadiums are so completely misshapen. It's even worse with the old ones. They just like every Stand was designed by another Architect and build by a completely different Company. Like "Oh let's put an entirely different Roof on this one that sticks out completely from all the others for no apparent Reason. And let's add another level on the Main Stand yet completely neglect to do the same thing on the parallel one. Just… why?

8. It's not correct to say there was local opposition to expanding Highbury. The problem it's a Grade 2 listed building and that means destroying the East and West stands is illegal. You can modify the interior of a Grade 2 listed building but doing anything to alter the exterior will get you nicked.

9. great , 5 wernt in the premier league when this was posted

10. PS….. most last games seem to be a home win. Love it!😊😊

11. I love this history. Sooooo well put together. Not really a football fan/freak, but very well done! 😊

12. Great video, thanks 👍

13. I hope that we never move from Villa Park

14. I think you’ve been misinformed about The Etihad, Man City.
    The stadium was built for the Commonwealth Games.
    Manchester City Council ‘Own’ it. MCFC are just tenants!

15. Roker Park was a Dump, it shouldve been turned into a sewage treatment plant

16. interesting video thanks. Having looked at the comments I think it is funny how they love their old dated stadiums . because is it not the supporters that make the atmosphere

17. Been to all them except 3. Upton park probably my favourite. Right up close to the pitch. Loud.

18. you need to master your audio, there's a really harsh high pitched noise when you are speaking. Consider a high pass filter

19. I miss Maine road

20. You missed off that Man City didn’t plan for the Etihad stadium, they inherited the Manchester Commonwealth Games Stadium and converted it.

21. The Dell and White Hart Lane are the only ones of these I went to

22. White Hart Lane was an intimidating place

23. I remember the only game I ever got to attend at Upton Park, which happened to be the International Debut of a certain Wayne Rooney, it was a Friendly between England and Australia. In one of Sven Goren Ericsson's famous subbing the entire 11, it wasn't a good match for England as they lost 3-1 to the Aussies. To rub salt in it, some of the Aussie fans chanted "just like the Cricket,"

24. Highbury! Arsenal OLE! OLE! OLE! OLE! ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️

25. Main rd Manchester City does NOT hold the record for an English club playing at their home stadium. For two and a half years Tottenham Hotspur home stadium was at Wembley where they recorded a home attendance of over 85,000. Officially the highest home attendance of any English club.

26. Part of the fun of away days was visiting each club's unique stadium. Now they're mostly identical soulless bowls.

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