North Habour stadium in Auckland New Zealand is a unique stadium but you would have to come at certain times of the year as it is mainly a rugby stadium as rugby is the most popular sport in New Zealand
I’m pretty sure it being “the biggest stadium in the world” is propaganda. Considering all the events it’s hosts honoring “the great leaders”, and if they want to boast about large crowd sizes at those events, saying you have the largest stadium in the world would help with that. I’m no expert but just looking at it, in my personal opinion I’d say it’s capacity is really something around 85k-95k
I’d recommended Dover Athletic. The football ground is in a beautiful setting, just up the hill from a cricket ground and with great views across the valley. My favourite away ground I visited a few years back when my team reached the heady heights of the National League.
Gone through the comments fast, and I didn't see anyone mention Iceland, they have some pretty unique stadiums too! Would be fun to see videos from there also! Keep up the good work 👍
St Pauli have won their last eight league games and are closing on third place, where Hamburg sit after another stutter. Could they be about to spend a SIXTH season in the second tier? Also, check out the ground of Croatian side NK Imotski. Really stunning, in a Braga kind of way!
hello man,I just want to recommend you to visit greek derbies this period. Greek league is on fire this season and every week there is at least one derby.It would be an amazing experience for u
Went to Dumbarton today to have a look, unfortunately couldn't get in the castle cuz the wind was crazy but I'll go back, hopefully for a game anawl. Class video as usual mate
Went to Braga in 2019 to see Wolves. Took 6k. Absolutely pissed it down with rain. Drew 3-3. Seeing Wolves away in Europe was unique. Moments like that for Wolves are very special. Won't happen again for a long time. Liverpool are always in a European competition.
Hi Sam, been to 5/7 and by far Braga is the best. It had always been on my bucket list and was absolutely buzzing when Rangers were drawn them. Think I spent the whole flight to porto telling me dad how good the stadium was and how excited i was to see a game there. As soon as we got inside his first words to me were “I’m not a fan” 😂
I got to watch Scotland play Portugal at Het Kasteel during the Women’s Euros in 2017. Nice stadium, shame about the result. The stadium that stands out for me from that trip though was Go Ahead Eagles’ place in Deventer. I ended up having to message a friend of mine who was a fan of that club to ask where the loos were. “Ah, you found out!”, she said. Turns out there was one. UEFA had had to bring in portaloos. She also asked if they’d played the Tartan Army Song before the game, which they had. Apparently a Thing at Go Ahead Eagles. The result of that match, against Spain, was far better, but too late.
St. Pauli is on a mad run the second part of this season. They're a good one to keep an eye on the last parts of this season, might even be a promotion contender. HSV is on a bit of a poor run and St. Pauli is 4th atm.
Victoria stadium in Gibraltar (direct flight from Edinburg) it's sandwiched between the rock of Gibraltar and airport! Celtic lost there when Brendan Rogers was manager. Definitely work a visit..there are plans to knock down and rebuild so go soon!
Go to any lower league Rural Austrian ground, something incredible about watching football surrounded by the alps. I like SV Raika Kuchl’s ground (close to Salzburg) a lot
There was an abandoned/disused stadium in Warsaw with a name that was hard to pronounce even by Polish standards. For years it was a flea market selling all kinds of stuff and most of the traders were from former Soviet republics. I think the place was rebuilt and renamed for the Euros when Poland was joint host.
Hey Sam come down to Cambridge and see city and United's grounds. Interesting story about how each Cambridge team got their name. Get a pint at the Dublin bar!
Hi Sam, next time your heading down the M6(maybe on your way back to Tranmere to see the ball used in the highest aggregate league game 13-4) you could call in at millhead near carnforth another ground in a quarry check out the pics online
You did a video of your time in Milan and a stadium of a non league team in Milan. Their stadium is something like 200 years old? I think you said that. Must get a worthy mention also.
What a collection of great adventures! But I think you should know something. The statue of Christ is seen by portuguese people as an absolute joke! We laugh at it, as it is a ridiculous attempt of copying the one in Rio de Janeiro. It’s hideous, located in a hideous spot (the view is ok but that’s it). Absolutely nobody in Portugal would consider it an attraction. It’s embarassing!
What other unique stadiums am I yet to visit?
@@lewisdajambo did you watch the video?😅
@@Owensully123 mayyybe 😂😂😂
Can you do Peckham Town FC, they have the worlds smallest stand
Marina Bay Floating Stadium in Singapore. Its a floating stadium on water, but no football team ever played there.
North Habour stadium in Auckland New Zealand is a unique stadium but you would have to come at certain times of the year as it is mainly a rugby stadium as rugby is the most popular sport in New Zealand
Weirdest stadium is in Pyongyang, biggest football stadium in the world but only gets used for military parades
I've ALWAYS wanted to go there! Maybe one day...
@@FootyAdventures heard they have a world class player over there too. Supposedly their captain and top goal scorer, maybe even supreme leader too
Don’t nick any posters!!!🫣
@@iJaxy10the heaviest/biggest player to score 400 goals locals say 🤔
I’m pretty sure it being “the biggest stadium in the world” is propaganda. Considering all the events it’s hosts honoring “the great leaders”, and if they want to boast about large crowd sizes at those events, saying you have the largest stadium in the world would help with that.
I’m no expert but just looking at it, in my personal opinion I’d say it’s capacity is really something around 85k-95k
as a Braga fan, I feel very happy that you like our stadium! you have to come to another game here and I could give you a ticket! 🔴⚪1921
To me it's like Frank Lloyd Wright's falling water of stadiums. It's a work of art in a beautiful place.
Having had Rangers play there twice recently, its one I want to go to
@@TheGordybear yeah those games were amazing in terms of atmosphere, you Rangers fans are insane
Taylor report only applied to England and wales.
I’d recommended Dover Athletic. The football ground is in a beautiful setting, just up the hill from a cricket ground and with great views across the valley. My favourite away ground I visited a few years back when my team reached the heady heights of the National League.
Loved your Braga videos, definitely one I need to visit
Come to Stade Joseph Marien! 😉
Gone through the comments fast, and I didn't see anyone mention Iceland, they have some pretty unique stadiums too! Would be fun to see videos from there also! Keep up the good work 👍
St Pauli have won their last eight league games and are closing on third place, where Hamburg sit after another stutter. Could they be about to spend a SIXTH season in the second tier? Also, check out the ground of Croatian side NK Imotski. Really stunning, in a Braga kind of way!
hello man,I just want to recommend you to visit greek derbies this period. Greek league is on fire this season and every week there is at least one derby.It would be an amazing experience for u
Went to Dumbarton today to have a look, unfortunately couldn't get in the castle cuz the wind was crazy but I'll go back, hopefully for a game anawl. Class video as usual mate
Surprised you didn't include that super old stadium you've visited in Milan.. maybe my favourite from all I've seen in your videos
Went to Braga in 2019 to see Wolves. Took 6k. Absolutely pissed it down with rain. Drew 3-3. Seeing Wolves away in Europe was unique.
Moments like that for Wolves are very special. Won't happen again for a long time. Liverpool are always in a European competition.
They are all indeed unique stadium and Sparta Rotterdam is a castle based stadium,good friend Sam!!!Wow!!!:-D
Great video Sam, great to revisit these fascinating stadiums.
Hi Sam, been to 5/7 and by far Braga is the best. It had always been on my bucket list and was absolutely buzzing when Rangers were drawn them. Think I spent the whole flight to porto telling me dad how good the stadium was and how excited i was to see a game there. As soon as we got inside his first words to me were “I’m not a fan” 😂
Brilliant my brother 💙👍🏻⚽
Go to Stadio St Nicola in Bari, Italy. Wonderful stadium with amazing history also a huge stadium for a Serie B team.
I got to watch Scotland play Portugal at Het Kasteel during the Women’s Euros in 2017. Nice stadium, shame about the result. The stadium that stands out for me from that trip though was Go Ahead Eagles’ place in Deventer. I ended up having to message a friend of mine who was a fan of that club to ask where the loos were. “Ah, you found out!”, she said. Turns out there was one. UEFA had had to bring in portaloos. She also asked if they’d played the Tartan Army Song before the game, which they had. Apparently a Thing at Go Ahead Eagles. The result of that match, against Spain, was far better, but too late.
braga fan here!
Insane video one more time!
Forest green my craziest ground I've been too right on TOP OF A MASSIVE HILL 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🔵⚪️⚫️
St. Pauli is on a mad run the second part of this season. They're a good one to keep an eye on the last parts of this season, might even be a promotion contender. HSV is on a bit of a poor run and St. Pauli is 4th atm.
Love you man 👍
Victoria stadium in Gibraltar (direct flight from Edinburg) it's sandwiched between the rock of Gibraltar and airport! Celtic lost there when Brendan Rogers was manager. Definitely work a visit..there are plans to knock down and rebuild so go soon!
Someone else just recommended this too. Will have to get down there soon
Go to any lower league Rural Austrian ground, something incredible about watching football surrounded by the alps. I like SV Raika Kuchl’s ground (close to Salzburg) a lot
There was an abandoned/disused stadium in Warsaw with a name that was hard to pronounce even by Polish standards. For years it was a flea market selling all kinds of stuff and most of the traders were from former Soviet republics. I think the place was rebuilt and renamed for the Euros when Poland was joint host.
Hey Sam come down to Cambridge and see city and United's grounds. Interesting story about how each Cambridge team got their name. Get a pint at the Dublin bar!
I was browsing stadium one day and came across The Henningsvaer Stadium which is on a island off the coast of Norway. The location is amazing
5:19 st Pauli have won 8 games in a row. If they keep this up they’ll also have a chance at getting promoted
Sorry what is the meaning of non-leak”??? Nice video👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Your Braga museum tour video was my introduction to your channel.
Gibraltar would be a decent one, next to the Gibraltar rock and the airport
100% agree! Always wanted to visit there
I have been to Liverpool and Celtic in anfield and Celtic park I have been there craziest stadium I have been too
Will you return to Braga? Would love to meet up and go to a game if you’re down!
St Pauki will be playing in Scotland at Dunfermline Athletic East End Park in the summer as part of friendly arranged by our German Investors
I did the Braga tour, incredible.
Interesting to see if UEFA would allow Glentoran to play Euro fixtures at the ground
I've seen pictures of the national stadium in Gibraltar. Next to the huge rock there
You could pick any of the stadiums in the Faroe Islands but if you like a rock try Svangaskarð.
Portugal has many beautiful stadiums but Brazil has my favorites. Have you ever been to the Maracanã?
Never been to the Maracana sadly but would love to one day! Agree, Portugal has some of the best stadiums in the world
I recommend Bradford Citys valley parade, I've been once a few years ago found it really unique the way its a mix of the old and the new.
Hi Sam, next time your heading down the M6(maybe on your way back to Tranmere to see the ball used in the highest aggregate league game 13-4) you could call in at millhead near carnforth another ground in a quarry check out the pics online
The Stanks in Berwick
You should visit thessalonikh harilaou is the rival of the team in your background
Glentoran looks amazing.
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Braga’s ground is great. Will never forget singing my lungs out with 7,000 Rangers supporters just before Covid went rampant
Glad you liked Het Kasteel, shame you couldn't catch a match or see the inside
If you do catch a game don't forget to learn the Sparta Marsch 😄
Sam starts doing top 7s. Alfie starts shiteing himself
AC Horsens in Denmark is a stadium I always enjoy to look at.
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Check the Kantrida stadium in Rijeka, Croatia. It’s looks nice aswell, on one side a big rock wall and the other side is the sea.
You gonna be going to any of the international games this break Sam?
I certainly am!
@@FootyAdventures can't wait for it 🙏
You did a video of your time in Milan and a stadium of a non league team in Milan. Their stadium is something like 200 years old? I think you said that. Must get a worthy mention also.
I’m surprised you never had the San Siro (for the roof alone)
You missed finn harps farm shed stadium. When you did the league of Ireland.
How do you find non-league games near you? Want to find more in and about my area
pov your chilling way it next to your house like across the water
força Braga...
#8 Brechin City?
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Have you ever visited any stadium in Mexico?
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What a collection of great adventures! But I think you should know something. The statue of Christ is seen by portuguese people as an absolute joke! We laugh at it, as it is a ridiculous attempt of copying the one in Rio de Janeiro. It’s hideous, located in a hideous spot (the view is ok but that’s it). Absolutely nobody in Portugal would consider it an attraction. It’s embarassing!
I’d have to correct you there. St. Pauli have won a major trophy: they are reigning German champions in virtue signaling.
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Please come watch some american soccer
At least call it by it's real name Football and he might
@@GP-fx2ib you call it by the name you have where you live chill
Nice work bro!