EFL best grounds

[Tony]

3. Bramall Lane – Sheffield United

The ‘home of football’ is named after the Bramall family, who were file and graver manufacturers in the 19th century. Home to the Blades since 1889, it is the oldest major stadium in the world to still be hosting professional association football matches. It is one of only two grounds to have hosted England internationals, an England cricket test match and an FA Cup final – the other is the Oval cricket ground. Regularly filled with almost 33,000 fans, it is a special ground which is always singing, win or lose.

By the way the Pigs didn't make the top 10

 

[Greystones Blade]

We won't be #3 EFL ground next year...we'll be somewhere between #1 and #20 in the PL.

 

[SwissBlade]

Regularly filled with almost 33,000 fans

When was that then???

 

[Bruce Wayne]

When was that then???

This Saturday for one.

 

[SwissBlade]

This Saturday for one.

“Regularly”

 

[Brian Blessed]

When was that then???

Next year, it was written by Mystic Meg

 

[spongebobblade]

Elland Road has my vote for next season

 

[GreasyChipBeattie]

Regularly filled with almost 33,000 fans, it is a special ground which is always singing, win or lose.

 

[Hamburg Blade]

The write ups a bit odd though. I'm proud of the history, but it's become a bit clichéd over the last years, probably due to the internet where anyone wanting to know about the Lane pulls up the same couple of sentences and copies and pastes. I doubt they've put it at number 3 because it once held a test match, so why not write about what makes it the third best?