Grounds you’re looking forward to next season.

[Kersie]

If your all going Milton Keynes :clap: :clap: :clap:

 

[Dan Ellard]

Hoping to do Charlton again. Ipswich and Sunderland too if I can stomach the travelling!

 

[Dreamgreen]

Fratton as that will mean the Gobshites don’t go up.

Hopefully not Whycome. Through gritted teeth I hope they go up so my blood pressure doesn’t explode.

 

[Martin Brock]

Manse Lane, home of Knaresborough Town. That'll mean some chance of football next season.

If I get the opportunity, Sunderland and Lincoln, plus Wimbledon for the new ground.

M

 

[Quintrell Green]

I love Portman Road, it has the mixture of modern and old and feels like a proper football stadium

Ipswich Chairman, Marcus Evans, will be pleased, as for the match at Home Park, he will be able to stay over at his pad on The Roseland and travel up for the game.

 

[RochdaleGreen]

Stadium of Light, Rochdale (Spotland) and Accrington Stanley for me.

 

[Argylegames]

Manse Lane, home of Knaresborough Town. That'll mean some chance of football next season.

In my case it is West Leigh Park - home of Havant & Waterlooville. Very slightly nearer than Farton Park** - where I won't go despite often being offered a free seat.

** A typo that actually appeared on the website of the local equivalent of The Herald at one point!

 

[demportdave]

Manse Lane, home of Knaresborough Town. That'll mean some chance of football next season.

If I get the opportunity, Sunderland and Lincoln, plus Wimbledon for the new ground.

M

It’s only 5 minutes up the road for you to watch a pretty good standard of football (i.e. National League) at Wetherby Road although to be honest, I’m not a big fan of playing proper matches on 4G pitches, they should just be for training. Fortunately, they will have to dig it up and put turf down again if they ever make it to the Football League, which is quite likely to happen.

 

[Martin Brock]

Yup, they're building a new stand at Harrogate Town and have permission to rip up the 4G pitch if needed. It'd be nice to see them get up as it's a good community club. I went to their cup match with Portsmouth earlier in the season and they play some nice football too.

M

 

[Pogleswoody]

Home Park!

Yes in a Pogle agrees with oldage post moment!
Not looking any further than sat safe watching my beloved team at home!

Caloo callay oh frabjous day!! :scarf:

( I love spellcheck: Calories valley oh frabjous day!)

 

[phil thefluter24]

Just a reality check. Assuming next season even starts in some form or other am not very confident away support will even be allowed in grounds. In any case it will probably take EFL till Christmas to sort anything out

 

[PutneyPete]

Assuming allowed in ...

Grounds looking forward to in League 1

AFC Wimbledon - Their New stadium due to open in 2020/ 21, back at Plough Lane
Initial capacity 9,000
https://www.afcwimbledon.co.uk/club/new-stadium/stadium-qa/

Rochdale
Rag Pudding ( a Lancashire dish of meat wrapped in suet and then cooked in a cheese cloth) and chips from the Willbutts Lane Chippy, opposite the ground

Lincoln City
New club and ground to visit

Burton
Oh to visit again The Coopers Tavern, 43 Cross Street, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, DE14 1EG www.cooperstavern.co.uk
A gem of a pub, with an interior unchanged since the 1850s, beers poured straight from the barrel in the cosy back bar.
Takes me back to having a drink with my father in the Drewe Arms, Drewsteignton and Mrs Mudge.

Sunderland
New ground to visit

 

[Alan Frost]

I,m going with the No Away fans scenario.

 

[phil thefluter24]

I,m going with the No Away fans scenario.

Yep me too, being realistic about it

 

[Shankster]

Sunderland again, hopefully I’ll stick around for more than the 20 mins of the match I saw last time around

Newcastle, what a weekend that was!!