Could have mentioned the new Grimsby Town stadium. I mean I know they aren't non league but give it a couple of seasons...

Excellent channel and this was a really well put together piece. I have subscribed and look forward to seeing more.

Brackley Town currently starting to build a new stand, cant wait to see it completed!

Great video. Love seeing this kind of stuff, you've done your research here! Amazing to think Woodbridge Town haven't even got a site planned and are getting kicked out of their current home in around 5 years. Sad that clubs, especially those that can support the community, can end up homeless.

We're getting anything stand in the next couple years . Great vid

Some nice looking stadiums I wish them all the best.

A very enjoyable video - well done 👍 Question: if a club's new stadium is built on the site of the old one, can you count it as a new ground when you visit it (assuming you've visited the old one, of course). Oh, the dilemmas we groundhoppers are faced with 😊

York city's first home game, penciled in for 15/02/20! At the LNER Community Stadium.

This might be use come next year so cool to see the new plans and ideas. Pusb

Nice to see Workingtons picture of the current ground, features the flags of FC United.Probably the last time they saw a large crowd there.

Kidderminster is my local team just started following them heard about the new stadium, have these plans been accepted and when will work be started?

Good video. Worth a mention that the York community stadium was delayed for over a decade and that our chairman is a tool. Also the colour scheme for the seats are questionable. We wanted safe standing! oh well, it is starting to look pretty good nevertheless.

VIDEO SUGGESTION: Yesterday it was announced that Colwyn Bay FC would most likely be playing there football in the Welsh System next season, due to financial issues, after 30+ years in the English System. I wonder if you could make a video on this.

Can you make a video on when the FA cup first started and the teams who first won the first few finals.

What is it coming to?! It’s annoying how so many proper, traditional stadiums are now being replaced with soulless out-of-town breezeblocks. Unfortunately it’s happened to my team, and now Torquay, Boston and York are being treated the same. Who next?!

Disappointed not to see Cray Wanderers especially after the saga with the Borough and Sadiq Khan

Can you make a video on my local football team Eastbourne borough they are in the national league south

Wimborne Town were looking at building a new stadium but not sure if they still want to build it after being in administration a few seasons back.

What about cray wanders with there new stadium or Bromley fc with there new stand

The first ever ground i went to was Workington town way back in 1973 v Preston. Think the score was 3-3. Memories....

Finally something on Torquay

Can you do top 10 non league total budgets.

How about Cray Wanderers moving into a new ground ????

It is daft for clubs like St Albans to build a 6000 stadium when they average around 1000 or so. Better to make a 3000 with the option of expanding in the future. Having a quarter filled ground makes for a septic atmos and though some grounds are nice, they often come off as feeling like a school sports ground, such as Slough's new Arbor Park. Still Arbor Park is pretty good, the balcony areas etc.

The new Forest Green Rovers stadium plans look brilliant.

Great video. Fylde fan. Beaconsfield is pronounced Beckunsfield!

2024 and Torquay are still at Plainmoor and look like they wont be moving anytime soon and Truro were ground sharing with Plymouth Parkway but are now at Gloucester city and the stadium for Cornwall looks like it wont be completed before at least the 28/29 season due to funding issues

I football club who’s identity is based around Cornwall rather than the city it’s in is really interesting and I’d love to see them do well

As a Plymouth fan who watches truro in Torquay I'm glad that will get there new ground, but I'm a realist I will believe both of them and Torquays ground when they actually have bricks and mortar in place especially now the lidl deal fell apart!!

Interesting. How many of these have happened (York, Gloucester?) and how many cancelled?

Watching this in 2023 it seems like only York and Gloucestershire stadiums are actually in use of the 10 unless I'm missing something? Kind of depressing.

Solihull moors upgrade and what it means for them?

The new Kidderminster stadium looks very impressive as does the new Torquay stadium.

Hope they're going to put a tree in the new St Albans terracing :)

I've been to St Albans most times

Look at Skelmersdale United it’s mad what’s going on there

What about the Woking one? Or has that not been officially proposed yet?

Torquay United with a new stadium? Are they giving Plainmoor to Truro then?

Aldershot town ???? Their new stadium is going to look brilliant

Workington's price has jumped up by 10 million due to offices for Sellafield. And it's way too big for the area carlisle struggle to get 5000 so how they expect workington to get that many. I should know I live here, plus they are struggling in the league and could drop into the northern premier so that could mean less people turning up. Even the rugby league team struggle to get people too watch, their biggest gate is the derby game. This is the council wanting the rl world cup then football or a decent rugby league team.

St albans and the New Village did not get planning permission

LEAMINGTON BOYS YES

this is cool

For the future of the club, I accept that St Albans have to move but it would be a shame to leave Clarence Park! It's a tremendous little ground right in the middle of the city centre. If we do eventually move, it'll be missed!

You can now include Southend!

Hope all these new grounds work out for all clubs concerned , as a Fulham supporter for 53 years I've been to Torquay , aldershot ,sealand rd Chester , colchesters old ground and to there new grounds and many more and hope not to many are like reading Milton Keynes miles from anywhere and Tesco next door and no pub for miles , oh and chuck Derby in there as well nice but industrial estate , .1995 Fulham 2nd bottom old leauge 4 we got lucky with rich owner and most need one don't they , good site by the way ,oh and have some Fulham fans who are 20 or under moaning about getting relegated to the championship little do they know .

Tragic that the classic old grounds like Workington, Boston United and York City are going :(

York's stadium has been delayed after the news on Tuesday

Why do Kidderminster need to move? nothing wrong with Aggborough

Just seen the plans for the Torquay stadium. Something very fishy about it, stadium looks enormous by far bigger than 10k

Leamington looks exactly like Fylde. Hope they got a discount on the plans.

What about Plymouth argyle??

Plus I would say if it was on this list it would be 9th or 10th not 5th

St Albans stadium plan was rejected???!!!ages ago?

What about the racecourse as Wrexham want to redo the kop as they want international football back as it is the oldest international stadium in the worsl

Gloucester City is coming home (football coming home) the ground is nearly completed and will be ready for the 2020-2021 season.

Mate can you do one on the worst stadium for largest possible support i.e. Chelmsford City 200'000 population, used to get 16'000 now get 800 and the 16'000 was when we were a Town of 90'000. Joke club.

Warrington Town should get a new stadium

Do an EFL version 👌🏻

New Woking Community Stadium, announced since this video’s release but still a brilliant modern ground to check out

Boston United? I thought they where called New England Revolution. :)

Get smiv to go to kiddy

Hertford fc 100 years same ground were going know where

Listen to video at 5.03 mins moving into the ground in the 1920 season lol

No city of Liverpool ?

Also on 8th min why isnt it made yet if it was going to be made in 1920 lol

Pitches are way to far from the stands now

I love Bootham Crescent

I want to visit Boston United’s new ground

That leamington stadium looks exactly like AFC Fyleds stadium, copycat ground

What about borehamwoods

Scarborough Arnt we

1874 northwich should of got in there

As a Boston fan I'm not sure I agree with your placing of our new ground ranking as I feel other clubs have better plans and there clubs have probably actually shared some information other than the announcement for us it could be a while yet till we even get a brick laid.

soul of football is being slowly ripped out

Boston United The area has been cleared for the ground. The flats opposite where the ground will be are being lived in, they've even started building a drive through something. Bbbbuuuuttttt, no football ground has appeared yet!

Which is the only Scottish club to win the FA Cup?

Cornwall stadium looks good.

4 million £ for a 560 seater stadium?

Torquay United's New Stadium Plans have been put down.

Sheffield FC Also building a new stadium

5:03 did i hear 1920?

What about Woking?

They want to play a rugby World Cup game at an 8000 capacity not all seated stadium surly not

Where is salfords

Gg

Leamington copying us

New stadiums are just shite compared to the old ones

Is it me or is he saying that bristol isn't in Cornwall? Come on Bristol are in the championship... Exeter is in league two, same with swindon town. Edit: while searching up on Wikipedia it also shows that bournmouth is a place in Cornwall so that would show that bournmouth is the best football club in Cornwall and that cornwall isn't lacking behind in any talent in football. 8:35

What about Woking?