Very clean floors, for when he picking up his dummy

My favourite away day is always Huddersfield.

Huddersfield.

Close to a station, good view and good atmosphere.

Hull by a mile. Followed by Huddersfield, Wigan

I know I'm biased, but Headingley.

It's not a bowl, and has some character about it. Unlike newer grounds, you can really see the current squad treading the same turf legends like Jones, Stephenson, Ward & Holmes used to.

It has lots of terracing, great views of the action and a fantastic atmosphere on matchdays.

It's not so big we can't fill it, and it's big enough so it's never horifically crowded.

It's good for getting into town (two railway stations), has a bus route outside, and is 5 minutes from a shedload of pubs serving good beer.

It's not on an industrial estate in the middle of nowhere, but is part of the area and the community.

Matchday facilities are perfectly reasonable.

I agree about Headingley being up there with the best of them. Hull and Wigan are supermarket grounds like Bolton, Middlesbrough, Derby and various others in football. Soulless.

We managed to avoid a similar fate when we built our ground by keeping the size reasonable rather than overblown and therefore half empty at all times, and building it right in the town centre.

Headingly hasn't got a roof. If they upgraded the away end and added a roof I might agree.

The new stand at the other end is absolutely horrific.

I really like the new stand actually, miles better than what was there before anyway.

Went past Saints home ground from next season and must say it does look impressive State of the art and all that,
Been a long time coming mind!!

I've always loved the older stadiums. Salfords was a favourite and i always enjoy going to castleford. The new identikit stadiums lack character, the all seater ones even more so. Headingley is steeped in tradition and is world famous for its' atmosphere. Away fans even get a free suntan on the western terrace that we don't charge extra for.