The worst away end in football

The grass banks at Chester & Wigan's old grounds were particularly worthy of**ging off (not having looked at the link)

normid superstore at burnden park disgracing the historic famous ground and positioned where 33 died on the terraces in 1946

was it huddersfield where u could walk round the stadium at half time, so getting to watch the match from both ends of the ground...im certain it was...

Burnden Park = a very good shout actually. To add insult to injury, inside the Asda that's positioned where the ground used to be, the potted history within spells Allardyce's name wrong.

The North Bank highbury imo.

SEEEEETHHIIIINNNNGGGGGGGGGGG

jj ;)

The old southeast corner at Ayresome Park always appeared a little grim

http://www.footballspotter.com/worst-football/

lol, surreal. perhaps they could make a tv series filming the visitors for each game.

for me, old Stamford Bridge was terrible because you were so far from the pitch, Manor Ground ridiculous fences, upper tier QPR because you couldn't see the goal at that end, swindon because the locals would throw bits of concrete at you, Ayresome Park because they wouldn't put the netting up until the locals started throwing darts (which I expect they always did) and Fratton Park when it was open because in January when the wind and rain is near horizontal with the sea breeze its the coldest place on earth

Stamford Bridge

Sh1t Ground No atmosphere

is surreal sugarfoot, as someone commented on it, love the guy with the flare trying to make the most of it

the old bridge was falling down, vegetation growing through cracked terraces

ayresome park, freezing cold, ankle deep in p1ss in the khazi which i don't think even had a roof on it, missiles flying over and the joys of running battles on the way back to the station afterwards