Are English stadiums the best in the world?

I think Scunthorpe & Southend have bigger problems at the moment than building a new ground & expanding

Unfortunately due to terrible owners, Southend United may no longer exist in the near future.

This video needs editing because a lot of the club’s you’ve mentioned have been scrapped or unrealistic at this present moment for various reasons. The only ones that are certain are definitely Aston Villa and Man City and Everton’s new stadium is currently in working progress whilst Liverpool’s is nearly complete. Nottingham Forest will most likely go ahead with redeveloping the City Ground now they’ve survived, but delaying it until next year, as they want to establish themselves beforehand.

"Watching the Blue's transfer moves, expansion of the substitutes' bench might be the case".... How dare youu say such a true thing hahaha!

One million pound for Selhurst Park's new stand?..Surely that's wrong..

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Interesting with Odsal Stadium (not far from me) and putting a roof on it. As Stock Car racing has been reintroduced there in 2022 after nearly 30 years, I don't see that the roof option will be finalised. Good concept though.

Nice to see rugby league getting a mention, but Bradford’s plans are fantasy land stuff

Nice video

Villa Park gonna be 55k or more not just 50k

I think England could comfortably host the World Cup

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Nearly all of these won’t happen, I think Man City, villa and Everton are the only certain ones and Liverpool nearly complete

If palace manage to create their concept will become the most beautiful stadium on earth

As do Leicester and Forest Green, and Southend

SPURS stadium in a class of its own

Some of these probably won’t happen southend have no money

They all look so lush 🔥

I cant be the only one who thinks the proposal for the new Stamford Bridge looks seriously ugly. Like a giant blob just dropped onto the city and then turned into brick, the stadium from the outside also looks disproportionally massive relative to the rather average capacity

The Uk should be holding the world cup very soon. With 4.7 billion people watching the Premiership. And buy 2030 all the Stadiums used will be 60.000+ and bring the game back home.1965 seams a long time ago. Thank You.

You missed the new Workington stadium off mate

Hopefully the Stamford bridge stadium will be more successful, bules, I support you

Apparently Leicester is no longer in the east midlands.

i like how youve put this into a concept list, as over half of these are unlikely to ever make it off paper: -Cant see leicester expanding any time soon. -Chelseas too busy blowing all their cash on teenagers. -Wolves finances could hardly support a new toilet. -Nottingham could probably do it but why? the stadiums already big and modern enough why not put that money elseware? -Southend. lol. A mid table national league side does not need a 17 000 stadium. money would be better spent on infrastructure, talent and youth development. -Luton genuinely do need a new stadium but the where and hows are far from set in stone, cool design tho. -Bradford Bulls: Odsal already has a 26k capacity, so this would be purely a remodel, probably to collaborate with more events than anything. nice idea but again, im unsure where a second division rugby league side that is already struggling its finances would get that kind of money. -Fulhams is actually really nice and they could afford it. ive always loved how craven cottage has this wierd mash of old and new without looking rusty or tacky. -Millwall, again, where is this money coming from? also those glass fascades would be constantly getting bricks thrown at them. -Crystal Palace, Definately a club that has the right size of a stadium, but it just hasnt aged particularly well. the new fascade would do alot to improve this. -Sheffield Uniteds Bramall lane is again i feel, the right size of stadium for the blades, i feel that adding another 10k of seating is unneccessary, but again, the modernisation and addition of more services would be good. -Aston villa are yet to start any actual work, to my knowlege they resubmitted their designs to the council, wanting to add more stores etc. but it seems like they are still going ahead with it. -Everton are....in trouble. theyve already begun work on their new stadium despite on field issues. will be interesting to see what happens but if they get relegated i imagine they will put sections of construction on hold or even permantly scale back the stadium. -Liverpool have a great strategy of developing Anfield bit by bit, insted of one massive refit, which is probably helpful seeing as ownership rumors are rife. -Man City obviously have bottomless pits of money but are currently under heavy scrutiny by FFP. doubt it will come to anything but major stadium revamps will only serve to raise more eyebrows.

Southend isn’t even going to be a club so I doubt they can build a new stadium

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Southend's is a bit odd. Who would want to have an apartment in a football stadium?! As a Bradfordian, I should point out that pipe dreams for the redevelopment of Odsal have been going on for nearly three decades now, so i'm not holding my breath...

Chelsea really said Santiago Lampard

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Forest at 38k becoming the largest won't be correct tho. As leicester are going to 40k as early as 2025

The Chelsea expansion/redesign was cancelled a long time ago

Anfield insiders say the next stand to be expanded will be the Sir Kenny Daglish stand with an extra 8,000 taking Anfield to 70,000. This would only happen if transport in the area was improved

Scunthorpe are about to go down to the National League North and face complete ruin, so I doubt they're building a new stadium anytime soon.

How will forest be the biggest in the east midlands when Leicester will be 40,000

Palace stand going to cost 1 million pounds ? And the other 149 million

Please liverpool build new stadium at waterloo road

Scunthorpe wont get that ground as the owner was a liar and almost made the club fold! thankfully we was bought out and are now on our way back to the football league

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Give us future old trafford designs please

Fulham new stand is completed

The Emirates could do with a touch up.

I'm sorry but a certain EPL team struggles to fill their stadium why expand it to make it even less busier Not very good idea

Do you homework. Southend are finished. No chance this was ever going to happen. 8t was suppose to be built at the same time as the Amex my team.

Chelsea's new stadium needs to be around 70.000 and get out of this 60.000. Because most want a bigger stadium who have a 60.000. Get it right frist time.

Chelsea is big club 60.000 it's small for Chelsea

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Man city cant fill their normal stadium so why expansion

Man United's stadium even didn't mentioned at all

Valley Parade de Bradford, tiene mucho potencial.

The logo of Scunthorpe is a beer bottle in a hand? 😂 haha what a serious club it should be.

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Millwall with 34,000 capacity 😂😂😂

Why on earth would city be expanding a stadium they can’t currently get close to filling?? Ahh yes, it helps with cooking the books. I’m sure their expansion will only cost £50k too….

No man united

Makes me dislike emirates even more

Bradford aren't called Bradford bulls.... that's the name of a team in another sport

the video was boring

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I don't like my team Stadium design.....don't highlight our team and how big we are??? There's room to improve there not impressed at all. NEW STAMFORD BRIDGE 🌉