TOP 10 Biggest Non-League Stadiums!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- There are some massive grounds on this list!
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The Shay is my home town clubs ground, a great little stadium that deserves EFL football ASAP!
Maybe next season! A lovely ground.
The Shaymen will be back!
Nice to see King's Lynn Town get some recognition.
Love Roots Hall fingers crossed we still have a club come Friday 21st 😮
Good luck, I really hope it works out.
Good video mate.Well done interesting too.Glad you included Yeovils Huish Park..
My recommendations have brought me here, and great video! Well researched and presented. Keep up the good work
Thank you very much, I’m glad you enjoyed!
What about Bury FC Gigg Lane? 😢
Bury FC Gigg Lane?
I've been to the Gateshead International Stadium. It certainly needs an upgrade. They make everyone sit on one side of the ground as well. I really feel for Gateshead though, given the current circumstances, say hypothetically they win the league, they still won't get promoted due to the ground.
Absolutely. It’s similar at Barnet because of low attendances but hopefully our move back to Underhill can happen.
The whole of Twerton Park is still open! The stadium capacity has just been reduced because of safety.
Ah ok, I read they’d shut if off. That’s good!
I used to love officiating at non league football; fans were passionate and brought their love of football to the park each week.
What about Bury at 12,500?
He said non League football not amateur football
@@michaelhoyle2652 we have an afcon winner playing for us you dickhead
@@michaelhoyle2652 amateur football is a part of non-league. Non-league just means the leagues lower than EFL, which bury do compete in.
The Gateshead Stadium looks so alien for UK standards with that running track in it. Seems like more of an Italian arena. I like the look and feel of the pitch in Bath.
True, I haven’t been but it seems so big, especially for a team with one of the lower attendances in the league.
@@TFSS I've been a couple of times following Hartlepool and it's a soulless place. There are no stands behind the goals and you're miles away from the pitch. When we played them there we more than doubled their normal attendance
They don’t have a big enough following to support their own stadium unfortunately
Worcester Raiders of the Hellenic League play at Sixways with a capacity of just over 12,000
Ah ok, but I assume it’s main use is rugby?
@@TFSSit was until 2022 when Worcester Warriors folded but has been only used for football in the last couple of years by Raiders and by Worcester City women’s team
@@TFSS don't forget Bury, who play at the 12,500 capacity Gigg Lane
First went to Halifax in 1971 when my club Fulham played there ,oh and we lost 2-1 .
Excellent video---Keep up the great work
Thank you very much!
many fans going to non league as there fed up with league footballl the premier league in particular . im sure your aware of the fc united story
Yep absolutely, I’ve began to follow my local team and I know so many others who have done so too.
Scunny fan - We don't have plans for a new stadium any more. The hopes of that died years ago from the failure of Swann's pie in the sky gamble and the local council.. There was a half-arsed plan under Hilton, but he never had any serious intention with his con job.
Ah right ok, how is it now at the club, I knew of the ownership issues but never really read into it?
@@TFSS Technically it's just changed hands again, but in actual fact it's the woman who bought it splitting the ownership between her backers.
Yorks stadium is actually 8550 capacity, it was miscalculated when they were building it and no one seems to be capable of updating wikipedia. The club website does say this however
A bit of nostalgia for me.. used to play for Kings Lynn way back in the 1970's when they were in the Southern League..... fond memories...
Wow, I can imagine you must have some great memories. The stadium must’ve been a nice one to play at! What position were you?
@@TFSS left back
You forgot penydarren park home of Merthyr town of the southern league premier south
I was just doing English grounds, but yes, it is a big one.
Nice intro.😅
The shay in Halifax is one you should go. 😮
Thank you, it’s one on my list!
@@TFSS you’re welcome
Wakefield 9,300 capacity
Wow Scunthorpe, Oldham, Yeovil, Southend some former Championship/League One teams there! Oldham beat Liverpool and Southend beat Man Utd in the 21st century.
Oldham were in the the premier league mate
Where"s Gigg Lane, and Widnes' ground, both hold over 10,000
Just shows there are some sleeping giants in Non-League
Absolutely!
Non league football is where the true spirit of football is to be found.
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theese are absolute amazing stadiums, the pitches here are better than the professional teams in vietnam my country 😭
Does ‘non League’ football run quite deep in Vietnam?
@@TFSS The proffesional football it self is not so popular, the non leauge here doesn't seem to be cared by the people of the country them self
Ah ok, that is a shame. The reason it works so well over here is because of all the volunteers and the pure love of the game.
@@TFSS yes, football for the fans
What's up with all these councils not helping out their local football teams ?
You see it everywhere - in recent history, Barnet, Reading, Southend, Yeovil, Scunthorpe just to name a few.
Someone forgot Bodmin Town.
It says it has a 5000 capacity online.
Mountains I think you jest
Or maybe call it “Top 10 Largest Tinpot Stadiums in Non-League Football”. I have been to some Non-League football stadiums.
Yorks is hardly tin pot tho is it, it's better than half most league to and alot of league 1 stadiums.
I don't think you realise how hard it is to get out of non league and back into the football league. When youve got 1 auto promotion spot and 1 play off spot plus loads of ex EFL teams fighting to get back all of them spending millions. You've then got the non league teams who want to get promoted to the EFL for the first time who are also spending millions, it's an expensive league, my team York is literally spending 5 to 6 million a season trying to get back up, they only make about 3 million a year. It's fucking expensive and hard
York and Gateshead are terrible places to watch footy. York is bland, boring and unimaginative. They had a great setup at Bootham Crescent, to see YCFC play at a shopping centre is a sad state of affairs.
The less said about Gateshead, the better.
Bootham Crescent seemed a classic ground, it was a shame to go up there last year and see it as a building site.
Atmosphere at the lner is better now though. Bootham would get 2.5k attendances in the last 20 years before we moved. Lner averages are going up year on year, this year we are looking at 5k-5.5k average. New owners are looking at where they can add things round the stadium to create a less bland bowl, (better advertising boards, huge ycfc cover over the north stand seats when it's not being used, more posters and decorations in the concourses) it's still a brand new stadium and needs a few more years to get it up to scratch.
Gateshead I can agree on, the absolute state of it, probably the worst in the NL, in fact definitely the worst