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[BigBed]

Every Current Premier League Stadium Ranked From Newest to Oldest

Premier League football is a mix of the very modern with the very old, with stadiums up and down the country spanning more than 150 years of the sport’s history

www.90min.com

Saw this, thought I'd post it as we can't lose.

 

[8lade]

Are we champions or are we going to get relegated?

 

[HuddersfieldBlade]

Are we champions or are we going to get relegated?

Champions! Anyone care to guess how we compare in Europe?

 

[BigBed]

From Kazakhstan to Amsterdam?

 

[tomtheblade]

Every Current Premier League Stadium Ranked From Newest to Oldest

Premier League football is a mix of the very modern with the very old, with stadiums up and down the country spanning more than 150 years of the sport’s history

www.90min.com

Saw this, thought I'd post it as we can't lose.

And an entire 22 years older than the nearest rival! Pissing the league

 

[Gimli]

I don’t understand the title of the article - they’re not exactly ranking them are they? Theyre just listing them in historical order.

How many of us didn’t already know we had the oldest ground?

 

[8lade]

How many of us didn’t already know we had the oldest ground?

I knew it was the oldest ground that still had professional football played on it but wasn't sure how that ranked us in the Premier league.

 

[stringer]

I knew it was the oldest ground that still had professional football played on it but wasn't sure how that ranked us in the Premier league.

Number one based on that, surely?

 

[bladesmanluke]

Bit of a gap in stadiums built between the 30's and 2001 isn't there.

Also who knew Bournemouth's ground was so old? It looks like another generic Lego set ground that popped up in 2006.

 

[8lade]

Number one based on that, surely?

yeah that was the joke...

 

[Silent Blade]

Bit of a gap in stadiums built between the 30's and 2001 isn't there.

Also who knew Bournemouth's ground was so old? It looks like another generic Lego set ground that popped up in 2006.

Completely demolished in 2001, turned 90 degrees and rebuilt