LEAGUE TWO
Select From The Stadiums Below
Plough Lane
(AFC Wimbledon)
It’s been a nearly 30-year wait for this to become reality, but it’s been worth it...
Holker Street
(Barrow)
This is a football ground that has been in use since the early 20th century, and you can honestly tell that it has been in use since then...
Valley Parade
(Bradford City)
Half of this stadium offers a fantastic view of the pitch. The other half is perfectly fine but completely dwarfs the stands on the opposite side...
Brunton Park
(Carlisle United)
What a life this football ground has had. Fires, floods, sell-out crowds and reduced capacities. This is the largest ground in England not to be an all-seater venue, and it's a Cumbrian landmark that any devoted football fan needs to come and check out...
Colchester Community Stadium
(Colchester United)
Getting here by any method other than car is not easy, but once you've arrived at this football ground, there really isn't anything you can fault about its layout...
Broadfield Stadium
(Crawley Town)
A nice little ground that's well packed in close to the edge of Crawley. Broadfield Stadium certainly isn't the largest you will come across, but it's perfectly adequate for the professional game...
Gresty Road
(Crewe Alexandra)
There are nicely balanced football grounds, and then there is Gresty Road.
Three of the stands here are reasonably-sized and feel right being next to one another. The fourth stand, not so much...
Priestfield Stadium
(Gillingham)
Don’t let its infamous away end deter you from visiting, Priestfield Stadium has stood the test of the time to remain a ground perfectly adequate for professional football...
Blundell Park
(Grimsby Town)
Blundell Park admittedly does show its age in some parts, but there is a very nice charm to the place and the passionate Mariners crowd can make a matchday here a very enjoyable experience...
Wetherby Road
(Harrogate Town)
This is a place that looks noticeably different to what it did not too long ago, but the necessary changes have made this place a nice football ground that offers a little bit of everything...
Victoria Park
(Hartlepool United)
Well-placed for those coming by rail and suited to those who have a preference towards either standing or seating. Victoria Park is certainly not the largest of the football grounds in the northeast, but it’s a place well worth checking out...
Brisbane Road
(Leyton Orient)
Its size can't match other stadiums in London, but its unique layout makes Brisbane Road a ground that is well worth talking about...
Field Mill
(Mansfield Town)
It may only be in use on three of its four sides, but these stands are very good and would look the part at any modern English football ground...
Rodney Parade
(Newport County)
If you're in one of the stands on the sides of the pitch, Rodney Parade provides a perfectly fine matchday experience. If you're in one of the stands behind the goals, it's a different story...
Sixfields Stadium
(Northampton Town)
A nicely balanced and modern football ground, Sixfields Stadium is an ideal place to watch professional football...
Spotland Stadium
(Rochdale)
Practicality at its best. Spotland is not one of the standout stadiums in the country, but it’s perfectly suitable for the modern professional game...
Moor Lane
(Salford City)
The design of the new-look Moor Lane is very nice and modern, but its interior does have a temporary feel about it. It would not surprise me if the stadium's tenants have plans to further expand their long-term home again in the future.,,
Broadhall Way
(Stevenage)
Possessing a fairly simple but very practical layout, what Broadhall Way perhaps lacks in size, it makes up for in providing a clear view that you really cannot complain about...
Edgeley Park
(Stockport County)
One of Cheshire’s oldest football stadiums, and one that has undergone quite a life so far. Edgeley Park may not carry the aesthetics of modern football grounds, but that’s what helps to make it so special and unique...
Gander Green Lane
(Sutton United)
Not the place you’d want to go if you like being right up against the pitch, but that is what can help make a visit here memorable...
County Ground
(Swindon Town)
Likely to be one of your simplest trips all season, this is a stadium that has several unique features and offers a different experience on every one of its four sides...
Prenton Park
(Tranmere Rovers)
Five or so miles away on the other side of the River Mersey are two of the most well-known stadiums in Europe.
Prenton Park however is another Merseyside football ground that is as impressive in areas and deserves a similar amount of attention, particularly for the passionate fanbase that turn out in numbers for every game there...
Bescot Stadium
(Walsall)
Chances are, if you've been on an away day and headed either up or down the M6, you will have passed the Bescot Stadium. This ground however should not be viewed as just a landmark on your way to somewhere else...