Abandoned Football Grounds

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Published 2012-12-22
A collection of lost football stadiums left derelict and overgrown a sad but chilling insite into the financial times of the football world today.

All Comments (21)
  • @Byrie8343
    Wow! These stadiums should be turned into football areas for anyone to play!
  • @MrAlamo1957
    It's sad to see the old stadiums disappearing along with some great names the grounds had unlike now.
  • @jagman84
    Falkirk's old ground was Brockville. Firs Park was East Stirlingshire.
  • @BestOfKillieFc
    Brings a tear to your eye just think a football player could have had has best moments at one of these
  • @cobblers02
    my god.what a really sad video.Visited loads of these grounds following Northampton town in 80s and 90s.Loved the vetch and feethams.
  • @jancollins319
    Wow. That's the nicest part of Hull I've ever seen. I'm surprised it's not more of an attraction.
  • I mourn the passing of any clubs old ground. Even with the subsequent 'face lifts' that many have had over the last 20 - 30 yrs, once they've gone it's another nail in the coffin of how we remembered football. (50 this year!)
  • @Torbjorn_Main
    This video is a reason that I hate modern football so much.  :'(
  • @keechy1551
    How about instead of letting these stadiums rot and be wasted, let the common people play on them. There's tons of kids that would love to play inside of a stadium. I sure would! And i'm 19! What a waster of resources... >_>
  • @hutchbeast
    Nice video cheers Went to the old hull, Chesterfield and Doncaster grounds back in the day. Proper old grounds.
  • @rijhkelaars918
    This video is so sad, these were the grounds that epitomize the great and unique atmosphere of brittish football, most of new stadiums are souless with no passion inside, and now the Boleyn Ground joins this list
  • @BreegFIN
    It just makes me wonder who owns these places.. and why are they not used for something else than football nowadays? The stadiums are just left to rot, lose their value and destroy cityscape. What a waste... Most of these could be renovated and maintained with quite little money.
  • @Mr1979flapjack
    Great compilation but sad to see all these old grounds that had character, stadiums these days look identical. East terrace at the Vetch Field had a great atmosphere.
  • @guitarreilly
    these stadiums probably still have a better atmosphere than Stamford bridge hehe
  • @hoggy2much999
    You should do this video again and add Celtic Park to that list. Recently over the last couple of seasons there have been more SEATS at the game than fans.
  • @joeabbott9868
    I'm from darlington and I think it's so stupid how teams leave there grounds we were a solid league 2 side that pushed for promotion every season and the we decided to build a 25,000 seated stadium what was the point we were in league 2 and would never have been able to afford it now we are playing in the 8th tier of English football with no stadium we don't even play I'm darlington anymore just a football club ruined by one stupid owner
  • @maxrav1831
    At least in those days stadiums had real character. Now they all look the same and are sterile.
  • @grip10
    Hopefully Wimbledon will have a home game at the New Plough Lane after 25 years of being away from home.
  • Wow. What a video. It really does seem like yesterday that I watched Carlisle United open the 1996/97 season at Belle view Doncaster. I can’t believe the ‘ghosts’ provoked by the video. I lived in Hull as a student. I recall at the Boothferry park away end watching two young Wrexham kids run around play fighting each other. They will be around 30 now! So many memories. I love the music. Many thanks
  • @Pablosammy1
    "a sad but chilling insite into the financial times of the football world today" Half of these stadiums are from teams that have moved into big, fancy new stadiums. Hardly a chilling insite [sic]