I been lucky enough to go to most big and new stadiums but i will say the KC stadium is the worst by an country mile it is to expencive and the fans who have turned in to cardboard cut outs and half full stadium i like best is Wigan cheep and it is an easy 2 points.

The JJB has the best atmosphere by some distance imo.

Knowsley Road's good and I also love the KC.

Widnes was phenominal yesterday too actually, never had an atmosphere like that there before.

Ive never been but new CP always sounds good on the telly

Wembley











Regards,



Leon Pryce

Quote ="Dico"Widnes was phenominal yesterday too actually, never had an atmosphere like that there ">before.'" You reckon icon_biggrin.gif" alt="icon_biggrin.gif" title="Very Happy" /> ? All depends on what your definition of 'good' is, doesn't it? I think the KC is a fantastic ground. I know I can go there safely with the kids, we're all guaranteed a good view of the match, protection from the weather, decent toilets, food, pleasant stewards. Very few away fans would've looked forward to a trip to the Boulevard.. I'm not that fussed either way about the presence of a few thousand drunks swearing at the referee which seems to be the main element of the atmosphere at some grounds, but I know for some on here it's a big part of the match experience. Sydney Football Stadium (not exactly new now) is pretty poor for a big ground, when the roof leaks in the rain and there's 5000 in to watch the roosters.

Quote ="Dico"Widnes was phenominal yesterday too actually, never had an atmosphere like that there ">before.'" You reckon icon_biggrin.gif" alt="icon_biggrin.gif" title="Very Happy" /> ? All depends on what your definition of 'good' is, doesn't it? I think the KC is a fantastic ground. I know I can go there safely with the kids, we're all guaranteed a good view of the match, protection from the weather, decent toilets, food, pleasant stewards. Very few away fans would've looked forward to a trip to the Boulevard.. I'm not that fussed either way about the presence of a few thousand drunks swearing at the referee which seems to be the main element of the atmosphere at some grounds, but I know for some on here it's a big part of the match experience. Sydney Football Stadium (not exactly new now) is pretty poor for a big ground, when the roof leaks in the rain and there's 5000 in to watch the roosters.

Never liked the Galpharm.



The KC is good when full, but it's eery when FC play there in front of 10-12k.



I'm not sure on Wire either, I like the stadium itself, but the acoustics aren't great. In the sense that fans behind the sticks can't hear those at the side, and vice versa.

There are two differences between those grounds built in the past decade and the grounds built before then:



1) The new ground sare terrible when half full, whereas the old ones are good when half full



2) The new grounds are amazing when full to the rafters, whereas there isnt much difference when the old grounds are full to the rafters. Therefore they lack the big game feel that a new, sold out stadium has.



Personally, I'm glad that we play in the KC and not some dump. We have the potential to expand our fanbase, we dont have to worry about anything at all such as weather, things falling down, not getting a license etc etc and we can have that big game atmosphere every season when we play Rovers (and in the past, Bradford and Leeds a couple of times)