This sheer size of some of these stadiums compared to others makes you instantly know that these were once premier league teams. That's the beauty of the competitive game and what the ESL were trying to take away.

like how an Aussie is aware of Accrington Stanley running jokes from a milk advert from the 70s in Britain

From a Yank’s perspective, there’s a nice feeling I get from these small stadiums. I think of them as just cozy little places where the locals can gather around and socialize, much like Friday night high school football games here in the US.

"The atmosphere is shite but the leg room is alright"🤣

The Stadium of Light is built on the site of the former Monkwearmouth colliery on the north bank of the River Wear at Sunderland. The pit was in operation for almost 160 years until its closure in the early 1990's.

About time MK dropped the 'Dons' name and use another like 'Franchise'.

Very old image of the stadium of light, since then all the seats have been replaced and they have Hybrid-Turf, the same turf only Tottenham Hotspur have

Greatest moment in Stadium of Light's history: that time Man. United and their fans heard Aguero scored a goal in stoppage time to put Man. City back on top of the Premier League after United had just won their game.

The stadium of light looks so much better after the seat change the other year

I visited Cheltenham Town's stadium today and it was actually very nice, old school but modern and it really reminded me of plough lane for some reason. Cheltenham town center is beautiful as well.

I’ve been to 13 of those stadiums, plus the old Roker Park and Manor Ground. Thanks for these videos, they are very interesting.

I’m gonna start saying Wycombe like that 🤣

Mixture of some PL quality stadiums, some Non-League ones, some brand new ones and some older quirky ones ! This is where the fallen giants meet the upstarts, great diversity.

Really enjoyed this video. Some really nice stadiums. Shout out to my local team Accrington Stanley

Bolton Wanderers stadium was originally called Reebok Satdium, the shoes designer being founded in the town. But when they dropped out of the Premier league they stopped sponsoring. Then the main sponsor was Macron and now it's the local university the local shortened name for it is the Unibol.

Love your videos my man! Cant wait for the league 2 list

Really enjoy your vids !!! Keep up the great work !

To say Hillsborough has some history might be a slight understatement. Some fun little grounds there.

Class video I love the research into each stadium, its really well made! (AFC Wimbledon fan)

0:30 I don't know why but the deadpan way you say this is so funny to me

As an Ipswich fan I will happily take that answer

Love the banter

The Reebok looks like The John Smiths Stadium because it was designed by the same company .

LNER stands for London & North Eastern Railway the railway company that runs the uk’s east coast main line Inter City train services

Great content like usual

Mesmo sendo Brasileiro, sou grande fã do Futebol Inglês, da Premier League championship, leagie one, League two até a liga Nacional. E gosto da camisa do Wecombe

Love the humour in these videos…👍

With regards to The Valley at Charlton. I went there once in the spring of 1976, I was one of over 65,000 people who went to see The Who play live that day. At the time it set the record for the loudest gig ever played until Iron Maiden broke that record many years later.

Nice video. Hopefully you will do League 2 and National League as well

Your guess with Mornflake is correct they do make cereal and the actual factory is literally down the road from Crewe Alexandra stadium and has been sponsors for some time and the first time someone sponsored the stadium

I absolutely love that difference between the heights of the main stand and the rest of the stadium at Gresty Road, Crewe. This is totally unique. It's looking great when each stand in one single stadium is looking a bit different and individual, the mix between old and new. Portman Road in Ipswich is one of those. Even one stand is covered by one of these old gable roofs which look so lovely in my opinion. I'm begging you to keep those alive which are still left of them in Britain. Not a fan of modern, completely new built stadiums and / or even leaving their traditional venue and moving to the outskirts of the city as Brighton & Hove Albion, for example. This is making me sad. But that's just my personal taste. Greetings from Germany, admiring traditional English stadiums.

You’ve got such a great sense of humour!

Some quality deadpan there, sir.

Cambridge Utd fan here. One of the main challenges of The Abbey Stadium is when you are walking along the dimly lit footpath along Coldham's Common at night and having to avoid the cowpats laid by our bovine friends that are used to graze the land.

Cracking drone shot of Plymouth at the start

"Why combi" wanderers, love it! keep the alternative pronunciations coming

Can you do the stadiums of the Northwoods league next?

Doncaster rovers stadium has the different colours on each corner to make it easy to identify form international matches and for police to see from the air in helicopters or drones

Gillingham is pronounced like Jillingham, Jack and Jill, not Gill. Good video otherwise :) *edit, I love how you mentioned Wycombe 😄

Cheltenham - That slightly mis aligned stand is due to a river/stream running behind it.

FYI - the G in this Gillingham is pronounced like a J. However, there's a small town in Dorset where the G is pronounced like it is in this video.

Great video...again. Great pronunciation...again

BRILLIANT. SOMEONE WHO KNOWS FUCK ALL ABOUT ENGLISH FOOTBALL.

The way you pronounced "Wycombe" is one of the funniest things I've ever heard :) Bless you. For next time - it's pronounced "Wikkum"!

The stadium of light is...🔥🔥🔥

For the college football series can you do the SWAC conference(South Western Athletic Conference)

I love the Abbey, great atmosphere on matchdays

AFC Wimbledon had returned to Plough Lane. Football comes Plough Lane (full seated version)

Great to see Plymouth right at the beginning.

Mornflake, the cereal of choice for Funeral Directors

Great movies. Make videos about La liga stadium and Secunda Divizion!

At stadium MK the atmosphere is great and the leg rooms great.

I'm a Sheffield Wednesday fan who have a nice ground

You should definitely do League Two stadiums, ones like Bradford City are odd

You should do Scottish stadiums!

Amazing Video, Plymouth Argyle fan here! Born and bred in Plymouth, the stadium is amazing!

God the Abbey looked bloody good :D Come on you Us!!

Also, did you say "Londonese" during the Charlton section? I'm not sure that word exists :)

Mi equipo favorito de esta división es Bolton, ojalá pueda conocer el estadio del equipo más viejo del mundo 👍. Saludos desde Tucumán Argentina

I like how he brings up both NY teams and their joke stadiums, I can’t talk tho I’m a revs fan they play at Gillette

Great video 👍

Superb. Love your videos and dry commentary. Just sort the pronunciation of Gillingham out!

How is this not a ranking video!

fun fact the SOL was built on top of a mine aswell

Fratton Park Portsmouth was the first English football league ground to host a floodlit match, in 1956, against Newcastle United.

🔥Stadium of light🔥

Super

Damn nice bunch of Stadiums and I agree we Yanks and others not in the Know Would like a doc on that Pyramid system. Imagine if the NCAA could do that here!

Up to date phots of the stadium of light would have been appreciated. Those faded pink seats have been swapped out for shiny new red ones

Nice job. Gillingham (Kent) is pronounced as 'Jillingham'. There is another town with the same name in Dorset, Pronounced : Gill- ingham , as in fish breathing apparatus .

What happened to the League Two grounds video? I was looking forward to you worshiping the architectural brilliance of my teams home (Scunthorpe United)

Mate can you please do it for Scottish League stadiums please

U of Bolton Stadium used to be the Reebok Stadium, back when Bolton was in the Premier League.

When are you going to do Denmark, Sweden and Norway?

There is absolutely no hints of black on the Ipswich kit….well, there is an almost invisible black pin stripe in the new kit but you need a magnifying glass to see it.. love the videos by the way…funny hearing an Aussie covering quaint English football grounds

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Interestingly enough the hospitality at Stanley is pretty good, they've got a great bar that home and away share. Just have to hope you play them when the sun's out

Comments below are saying that Home Park (Plymouth) doesn't have an Archibald Leitch designed stand. That may be, but in fact Fratton Park (Portsmouth) does. It's the south stand, the one with the tudor style main entrance.

Gillingham?! With a hard ‘G’…?! Absolutely not 😂

Great video! Charlton Athletic are located in South London you said East. They're my local football league team.

I literally laughed out loud at the pronunciation of Wycombe

Is it true they don’t serve alcohol at football matches? It would stand to reason for clubs like Sunderland and Wigan. Both clubs in the Premier League when I first started paying attention to English Football. Them, and Blackpool, Blackburn, and Fulham.

I am pleased for the Wimbledon supporters they have lovely new stadium from a Peterborough United supporter. Good luck for the new season with all the fans back into stadium's since the coronviruies that hasn't been the same.

At Cambridge the away stand (the newest) is so far behind the goallube that there is a 5 a side putch between it and the goal. Can't tell in tbe video because the footage was in the close season when the pitch was being redressed.

Football is my religion, Sincil Bank is my Church......since 1985. My old man (RIP) in his wisdom took me to see Imps 0 Cardiff 4 in the old Third Division....... and that was me hooked.

High Wycombe is actually pronounced "Hell why come" but you nearly got it. Great job bud!

A pretty high joke count in this video. Good stuff. That Plymouth stadium looks different to the other Victorian- era grounds in that it doesn't seem to be located in some slum district.

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League two now, please!

Wigan’s DW stadium is shared with Wigan Warriors Rugby League FC

15:08 This stadium is definitely NOT brought to you by Deutsche Welle

“As the name suggests, League One is the third tier of English football” LMAO!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

11:35 it's the theatre of greens cos the Argyle are known as the green army

brilliant video- however can I just point out one thing ---the plural of Stadium is STADIA -- really interesting video tho

00:26 Crown Ground, Accrington Stanley 00:55 Pirelli, Burton Albion 01:26 Abbey, Cambridge United 01:52 Jonny-Rocks, Cheltenham Town 02:31 Mornflake, Crew Alexandra 03:12 Keepmoat, The Rovers of Doncaster 03:48 Highbury, Fleetwood Town 04:32 Priestfield, Gillingham 05:17 Univ of Bolton, Bolton Wanderers 05:56 Portman Road, Ipswich Town 06:36 LNER, Lincoln City 07:19 The Valley, Charlton Athletic 07:59 Plough Lane, AFC Wimbledon 08:43 MK, MK Dons 09:34 Globe, Malcolm 10:09 Kassam, Oxford United 10:55 Home Park, Plymouth Argyle 11:40 Fratton Park, Portsmouth 12:20 New York, Rotherham United 13:01 Hillsborough, Sheffield Wednesday 13:45 New Meadow, Shrewsburry Town 14:19 Stadium of Light, Sunderland 15:08 DW, Wigan Athletic 15:58 Adams Park, Wycombe Wonderers

Can you do league two?

COYG

I like stadiums that are small, but apear to be bigger. Pancho Arena for example. This league seems to have a lot of stadiums that appear to be smaller then they realy are.

Ahh the one for Lincoln made me laugh, it has one of those smaller stands, with another stand and a hotdog stand

LNER was the London and North Eastern Railway