Favourite away ground

[ramone]

What's the one with the big building with blacked out windows (wink wink) just outside the ground ? Luton / Wimbledon ?
Always seemed like a nice place to visit if you didn't need to rush for a train home !

 

[Snoop Fog]

Always enjoyed Craven Cottage when we were in the same division as Fulham.

 

[Martin Lawrence]

I love a journey to Notts County. Great old stadium in the middle of the city and great weekender. Love the pubs there too!

 

[Grecian_in_Plymouth]

Accrington. For the Sam smiths pub up the road . Love it.
And York. The pub at the station.

 

[BigBanker]

The Valley. I love that away end.

 

[Hants_red]

Adams Park could be quite good if it wasn't situated well away down an industrial estate. And wasn't Wycombe Wanderers.

 

[Legohead]

Anywhere that has at least partially functioning toilets. So surprisingly few.

I also like Wycombe like Hants but it's a pain in the arse to get out after.

I'm going for Hartlepool. Tight, tidy little ground near the sea and not a bad little town.

 

[Hants_red]

Anywhere that has at least partially functioning toilets. So surprisingly few.

I also like Wycombe like Hants but it's a pain in the arse to get out after.

I'm going for Hartlepool. Tight, tidy little ground near the sea and not a bad little town.

I did think about Hartlepool, but charging away supporters £25 to sit in cramped seats with pillars in the away meant I discounted it.

 

[grecIAN Harris]

I always enjoyed my trips to The Vetch Field with that barn of an away end they had.

 

[John William]

Some good choices but sticking with Griffin Park.

Other away grounds I like:

Rotherham - unusual design, friendly locals

Meadow Lane - good pubs, convenient

Cheltenham - good day out, decent atmosphere, the Kemble Brewery Inn

Craven Cottage - general quirkiness before they started rebuilding