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Arsenal Highbury
#2
Posted 21 November 2005 - 01:21 AM
Got of at Arsenal Station then its basicly right infront of you.
9/10
Car Parking. Was It near? Was It Free?
don't know didnt go by car but doubt you would get a car down there its packed.
/10
Comfort (seating, leg room, does it have a roof etc)?
Seats where ok, view wasnt the best as we right in the corner.
3/10
Catering (Quality, price, queues)
Didnt buy food there but the queues looked massive as it was such a small area.
2/10
Pubs, Things To Do Nearby. Is There Much To Do For The Early Arriver At The Site Of The Ground? The pubs are all packed with gooners so we just went straight into the stadium.
6/10
Would you go again to this stadium? No its crap to be honest, it was like bein at a match in the 1960's the stadium is so out of date.
2/10
Overall. Out Of 10, What Do You Feel The Ground Deserves?
5/10
#3
Posted 14 January 2006 - 08:51 PM
This post has been edited by ccfc_mat: 14 January 2006 - 08:53 PM
#4
Posted 16 February 2006 - 07:50 PM
What the match been played: arsenal vs wolves, fa cup 4th round
Date of the Match: 28th january 2005
How Easy Was It To Find? not bad, short walk from where coaches parked up.
7/10
Car Parking. Was It near? Was It Free? Went with wolves travel or w/e. Coaches parked just down the road from the ground.
7/10
Comfort (seating, leg room, does it have a roof etc)? Werent under cover but didnt rain so we were orite. Stood whole game so don't know bout leg room or seating.
5/10
Catering (Quality, price, queues) Food was nice but pricey.
5/10
Pubs, Things To Do Nearby. Is There Much To Do For The Early Arriver At The Site Of The Ground?
Pubs were all over the place, lots of stands seeling scarfs, hats, shirts n stuff. All close to the ground.
10/10
Would you go again to this stadium? WEll its bein knocked down so i doubt i will lol but i wouldnt anyway, wasnt really as good as i expected it to be considering the level of the club.
Overall. Out Of 10, What Do You Feel The Ground Deserves? It was ok but i imagine the new stadium to be much better.
6/10
#5
Posted 09 April 2006 - 09:57 AM
#6
Posted 03 May 2006 - 07:53 PM
Date of the Match: April 05
How Easy Was It To Find?
Went on coach, and they parked right outside the ground so..
/10
Car Parking. Was It near? Was It Free?
/10
Comfort (seating, leg room, does it have a roof etc)?
$hit. Had some moaning twats behind us telling us to sit down every two minutes, which I did, and could hardly see what was going on at the other end since I was about 10 rows back.
4/10
Catering (Quality, price, queues)
Got a hot dog in there, was fookin' lovely. If a bit expensive.
5/10
Pubs, Things To Do Nearby. Is There Much To Do For The Early Arriver At The Site Of The Ground?
/10
Would you go again to this stadium?
If I had decent tickets yes.
7/10
Overall. Out Of 10, What Do You Feel The Ground Deserves?
Bit $hit.
6/10
#7
Posted 12 May 2006 - 01:14 PM
What the match been played: Arsenal VS Sunderland
Date of the Match: November 05
How Easy Was It To Find? i was with my mate who has already been there i would have been clueless without him
3/10
Car Parking. Was It near? Was It Free?
4/10 we parked outside the new stadium
Comfort (seating, leg room, does it have a roof etc)? the legroom is awful and when people stand up in front of you, you can't see
1/10
Catering (Quality, price, queues) a bit expensive
3/10
Pubs, Things To Do Nearby. Is There Much To Do For The Early Arriver At The Site Of The Ground? a lot of away fans pubs
9/10
Atmosphere From Home Fans, How Condusive Was The Away End To Creating A Good Atmosphere The name the Highbury Libary doesn't get that name for no reason and as usual the sunderland fans make the atmosphere
0/10 for the arsenal crowd
Would you go again to this stadium? That's not going to possible
0/10
Overall. Out Of 10, What Do You Feel The Ground Deserves?
6/10 the tradition of highbury is great
#8
Posted 12 May 2006 - 02:27 PM
#9
Posted 12 May 2006 - 02:58 PM
#10
Posted 12 May 2006 - 03:02 PM
You may pay a lot for premiership games, and where Highbury didn't offer comfort it offered surroundings no ground can rival anywhere in England.
#11
Posted 12 May 2006 - 05:23 PM
#12
Posted 12 May 2006 - 05:33 PM
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