Which ground are you most looking forward to visiting/revisiting next season?

[SteveH]

Villa & Blackburn (If they stop up)

 

[Gimli]

Griffin Park. A lovely traditional ground and will be a shame to see it disappear.

 

[Lord Bos of Eckington.]

Always like traditional compact grounds . Got to be Brentford and QPR .

Would also say Fulham but like some on here , want them to go up and be in play offs instead of S6 .

 

[away ends always empty.]

Forest if they stay up seen some great utd wins there ,plus the pig pen for obvious reasons..

 

[Davalon]

Norwich a personal favourite of mine and been a ridiculous number of times. Might stay at the hotel again if poss. Could have watched the match from the room window it was that good a view.

As it stands possibly only Cardiff I've not been to so will probably look to go there.

 

[ucandomagic]

Villa Park, as lots of mates where I live are Villa fanatics and going with them and stuffing them would start to repay a lot of piss-taking.

Stadium of Light. I went a few times to Roker in the days of Charlie Hurley, Nick Sharkey, Jimmy Montgomery and loved the atmosphere. Never been to SOL, so it will be interesting to see if the Mackems still make as much noise.

UTB

 

[Deadbat]

Must admit not many I have not done scanning down the fixtures. Somehow escaped Birmingham and Middlesbro over the years. Also never done Ipswich or Burton. Cardiff a new one too.

Will try and over those 5/6 depending on what happens with relegation/prmotion

Lot of grounds I have been to so many times; Derby, Forest, Barnsley, Leeds, Weds, Preston, Huddersfield, QPR, Wolves etc

Still Brentford and QPR are good London away days.

 

[S64 Blade]

Cardiff as I've not been.

Derby and Forest away should be good. Although the away ends at both have been changed a bit since our last visit.

 

[SUFC Handsworth]

Swansea and Cardiff,never been to either,hopefully making weekends of both

Ditto Frederick, not been to either of the new grounds, so on my hit list for next season.

Sunderland for me, used to do work up there, like the fans plus only seen Blades at Roker Park

Similar, was a student up there 20+ years ago, so high on my hit list for next season, as are wor Boro, seen England u21s there but not United at their 'new' ground.

I'd also throw in Norwich too, and at least 1 of the West London 3, all top days out.

 

[Ricky]

Might try and do every game next season. I intend to do it at some point and next season could be a great time to. Will have the appetite for it after 6 seasons away.

 

[Cheets]

Not been to Stadium of Light before. Of the revisits, I'm looking forward to Villa and QPR. Loftus Road a nice compact little ground with memories of the Bob Booker chant from when he scored the goal to guarantee our safety in 1991.

 

[WORKSOPBLADE]

Sunderland was decent left side behind goal.

If they put us up on side in top tier like this season it'll be shit I'm afraid.

Better than old freezing part at Roker I suppose

 

[SUFC Handsworth]

I believe they now accept Euros at SOL

Any visit to Roker Park could only be classed as character building!

 

[WORKSOPBLADE]

I believe they now accept Euros at SOL

Any visit to Roker Park could only be classed as character building!

It's gonna roll that one eh ?!

 

[snootyfenooty]

I think a few on here have taken the eye off the ball. Fulham look good to go up so it's L**ds we should be shouting for as they are on self destruct mode at the moment.

 

[Lord Bos of Eckington.]

Must admit not many I have not done scanning down the fixtures. Somehow escaped Birmingham and Middlesbro over the years. Also never done Ipswich or Burton. Cardiff a new one too.

Will try and over those 5/6 depending on what happens with relegation/prmotion

Lot of grounds I have been to so many times; Derby, Forest, Barnsley, Leeds, Weds, Preston, Huddersfield, QPR, Wolves etc

Still Brentford and QPR are good London away days.

Brentford and QPR for me . Proper football grounds .

 

[ForgeBlade]

Huddersfield (assuming they don't go up) as it's the closest ground to the lane that I've never been to. Other than that, Forest, L**ds, the sty, Villa, basically the grounds that are far bigger than anywhere we've been frequently in the last 6 years.

 

[Patrick Suffaux]

Swansea. Never been and its not that far for me to travel. They're not down yet but I think they will go.

 

[Tynemouth Blade]

Stadium of light.

It is a great stadium, but unfortunately it's occupied by morons of a close calibre to those that occupy the Stadium of Rust

 

[Silvio Morris]

Ive been to the proper Estadio de Luz. But never been to the Sunderland version so that 1 for me.

 

[1danewhitehouse]

For me it means I can tick a few more grounds off, need to go to Norwich, Cardiff, Birmingham, Blackburn & QPR. Also Newcastle & Reading if they don't go up & Middlesbrough & Hull if they come down.

Don't bother with Reading mate. It's fucking shite. About the worst away day there is.

 

[mattbianco1]

Craven Cottage

Let's just hope that they're not in the division

 

[DazBlade88]

Ive been to the proper Estadio de Luz. But never been to the Sunderland version so that 1 for me.

I've done both, Benfica's is better but I do like Sunderland's ground.

No new grounds for me next season either... only Brighton and West Ham left in the top 3 divisions thanks to them moving. Looking forward to Sunderland and Villa next season as well as the London trips.

Forest away is normally good but I'd be far too happy seeing them relegated to want that right now.

 

[itsinyerblood]

Let's just hope that they're not in the division

My old stomping ground matt, it must be at least 47 years since I last visited the Cottage. Based in a lovely part of town, residential houses, all valued in the millions, right next to Bishop's Park, and backs onto the Thames. Have fond memories of watching Johnny Haynes, Allan Clarke, Rodney Marsh, and Malcolm MacDonald, and in those days they had a decent mid-table Division 1 team.

 

[Houston_Blade]

All of them. It's going to feel like it did when we went up to the Premier League. Bless us.

Which shirts will the players being fighting over if that's the case?!

 

[mattbianco1]

If the top 2 remain the same and bottom 3 in prem/champ remain the same.

Here is the of grounds (in bold are the ones i've not been to).

Swansea
Middlesbrough
Sunderland
Reading
Huddersfield
Sheff Wed
Fulham
Leeds
Norwich
Derby
Preston
Brentford
Villa
Cardiff
Barnsley
Ipswich
Wolves
QPR
Bristol C
Burton
Birmingham
Forest
Bolton

It's possible Blackburn and Wigan could stay up. Also possible that Burnley, Palace, Bournemouth and Hull could could down. In League 1, it's only Millwall in the top 6 I haven't visited.

 

[Liverpool blade]

I've only got West Ham and Brighton to tick off my list but they'll have to wait!. The stadium of light is a good trip and I've got a few mates in Newcastle so a good night out is on the cards. The riverside or the library as it's commonly known as is shite. Norwich will be easy for me as I can get a direct train from Liverpool. Villa park is a cracking ground. Be good to collect 3 points from the pig sty and then watch the jcb's pull the rust bucket down!!.

 

[Ricky]

Which shirts will the players being fighting over if that's the case?!

Jamie Mackie, Dave Edwards, David McGoldrick.....

Not really bothered about results as long as we get to see some of these guys play.

 

[dazzlingblade]

the sty. just to remind myself that no matter how crap life can be sometimes, im not a pig


other than that. lots of friends in norwich so always a good trip for me, result pending

 

[TrowbridgeBlade]

Brentford - pub on every corner