Best stadiums...

in the world, considering placement, according to the swedish paper Aftonbladet


1. Inönü, Istanbul, Tyrkia
2. Green Point, Cape Town, Sør-Afrika
3. Tivoli Neu, Innsbruck, Østerrike
4. Estadio Riazor, A Coruña, Spania
5. Streymur vid Margair, Streymur, Færøyene
6. Aker stadion, Molde, Norge
7. Karaiskakis, Pireus, Hellas
8. Rheinpark Stadion, Vaduz, Liechtenstein
9. Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong, Kina
10. Stade Louis II, Monaco


And my stadium is the 6th

it should be disqualified for being in Norway, never mind how pretty it is, surely it must be freezing!

Riviera wrote:


And my stadium is the 6th

That's some romantic shit.

I meant shit in the good way.

Yes it's very nice, thanks but also quite freezing yeah.

But I can also see why this one came first:

I like Braga's stadium...one side of it is a quarry! Not the best picture, but hopefully you get the idea:

Ooh imagine sitting up there watching the game. What a view.

'Considering placement'?


You mean where they are situated?

Cos the worst in that case must be Middlesbrough, Sunderland and Bolton!

I always thought the ground in Cologne was pretty nicely placed, in a big park...

Ours is placed alright..its nice and accessible. They're re-developing all the area too.

Been a while since I was there to be honest. I've only just got rid of the green glow around me

Riviera wrote:Ooh imagine sitting up there watching the game. What a view.

bit like at the top of the Camp Nou tbh. Nice big stadium but all the way up there is too high to properly watch the game.

Palermo's sadium has a fantastic view; Malaga's too. I mean the landscapes. There are gorgeous views from the stadiums

This looks quite pretty from above

I like stadia that are right in the middle of towns:

Well done on ruining the thread

EMP wrote:Palermo's sadium has a fantastic view; Malaga's too. I mean the landscapes. There are gorgeous views from the stadiums

never actually been to Malaga's stadium but when I drove past it, it didn't exactly provoke cries of rapture.
The stadium itself is also pretty unbecoming.

I just drove past the Emirates on a train, but it just seemed so misplaced. There, in the middle of high buildings and apartments, it was gone before you almost saw it. Maybe they're ashamed of it?

Riviera wrote:I just drove past the Emirates on a train, but it just seemed so misplaced. There, in the middle of high buildings and apartments, it was gone before you almost saw it. Maybe they're ashamed of it?

And here i was thinking you lived in Norway, or going to Uni up norf.

What you doin' in Landan?

I do stay up north, but it's cheaper to travel through london than flying straight up here, that is

Riviera wrote:I do stay up north, but it's cheaper to travel through london than flying straight up here, that is

Not sure who you fly with, but that doesn't seem to add up to me. A train from north to south is usually the best part of £100, then you require a flight? - another £100+ i'd assume + food for the day etc... doesn't add up to me.

well only the expensive companies fly directly from norway to newcastle, so by taking the cheap flight to london, and if booking a cheap train or flight ticket from London to Newcastle early (£50-60), then I will save something like £100

The cheaper company is thinking of starting a route to newcastle from my local airport though, so in the future it might be one cheap(er) flight in stead of two or three flights