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  • City Ground is still a stadium

  • @thennowforeverforest It is at the moment but they are always talking about moving it out of the city and destroying all of the history and memories.

  • @SeanyB1982 I know i am a Nottingham Forest season ticket holder < at the moment how things are going i doubt we will move

  • The less old grounds the better!! Nothing worse than watching your team in another teams shithole as anyone who's been to Hillsboro will testify!!

  • you can now add Saltergate at Chesterfield-another traditional old ground gone-so sad really

  • most people seem to have accepted the way football grounds are going.....but i just cant. i hate seeing grounds like they are now....theres no character. if nothings done then it will just continue to happen ...... we as fans must do something to stop this from happening.... but how?

  • we love you burnden park you were and are our true home

  • Great video. This really highlights how every stadium back in the day was unique. You cant say that now.

  • Soon to include Saltergate. I'm absolutely devastated. Its like losing a grandad. Its been part of my life for 23 years. Saltergate is Chesterfield FC. It just won't be the same. I can seriously see me losing the passion to go.

  • eJasminde - your SO right mate. im only 16 and so cant fully appreciate the character these old grounds used to have.....but it deeply saddens me also to think one by one, our traditional, beloved stadiums are being taken from us from greedy, disinterested rich wankers, and turning them into concrete bowls next to the motorway - their ruining our beautiful game bit by bit

  • i'm so blessed that the league here in ireland still has terrecing and old fashioned stands and the tradtonal big 4 floodlights. americans can keep their "progress"

  • Great video! NO to modern football!

    From black & white Turin.

  • No matter how I try to rationalise this or come to terms with it, the thought of these great stadia being gone forever, and the tacky corporate plastic bowls we now have in their place, kills me every time I think about it. I try to think of a way to accept it, but I just can't.

  • Great video. From Barcelona, Sarrià pride. Visca l' Espanyol!!!

  • I loved Filbert Street!

  • great vid, its hard to believe so many grounds have gone, with our promotion yesterday I think our city ground is another step closer towards the enevitable "progress".

  • Oh, this is really sad. | want to make you a suggestion. Could you get some pictures of the new "stadiums" and put it in another video, so we can appreciate the huge differences between old and new grounds. This will be easy for you cause all modern stadiums are exactly similar.

    Particularly, my uncle was at The Dell when he's living in Southampton and he always says he'll never forget it.Change a Clough Lane by a Coca-Cola Stadium is a bad idea.

    What is the song? Six stars for the video.

  • @punkgalician The Song is:- Sacred Music, Band:- Trembling Blue Stars. Album:- The Last Holy Writer

  • great video, memories of travelling to a fair few of em when i was a regular at the first one shown, Burnden Park, happy days.

  • A truly pity, you should keep them. In Spain there is no grounds like these.And in England progress is buried alive memories. The whole video is awesome, but wood chairs have shocked me

  • In Spain there's still San Mamés, Sadar or El Molinón. Unfortunately San Mamés will be soon replaced. Such a shame. I will always remember Atotxa in San Sebastian or Carlos Tartiere in Oviedo. Highbury was one of the most beautiful stadia ever. I hope Anfield, Goodison Park or Craven Cottage will stand on their feet for a long time.

  • Soon to include Layer Road, Colchester, RIP :(

  • The last few are just ruble now.. The Highbury one got me in a depression session!

  • yeah, some great grounds there

  • Great Job mate

  • Nice to see some of those grounds again, especially Boothferry Park

  • SeanyB1982,

    What a great clip. Thanks for sharing this.

  • this is great like how many more great grounds are going to go

    the den millwall most fired ground in the country vetch field prober football ground u cant ba ground wiff terraces thats why i love twerton park were bristol rovers player when they moved frm eastville which is aslo shown on her

  • Turf moore, oldest ground in england

    Most memories there lads!

  • Very good, I had forgotten a lot of those grounds.

  • That is excellent, really brings back some memories, I have been to a few of those grounds.

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