Premier League Stadiums 30 Years ago & Now
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 เม.ย. 2024
- Take a trip down memory lane with this video exploring the evolution of Premier League stadiums over the past 3 decades! Witness the dramatic transformation from historic grounds brimming with character to the modern marvels of today.
We'll revisit iconic venues like Anfield's Kop and Old Trafford's Stretford End, showcasing how they've embraced advancements in technology and fan comfort. Explore how grounds like Highbury and White Hart Lane have been replaced by state-of-the-art replacements like the Emirates Stadium and Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Relive the atmosphere of classic grounds while appreciating the cutting-edge facilities of the modern era. This video is a must-watch for any Premier League fan - a nostalgic journey packed with history, architecture, and iconic moments!
Keywords: Premier League, Stadiums, Then & Now, Evolution, History, Architecture, Anfield, Old Trafford, Highbury, White Hart Lane, Emirates Stadium, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Technology, Fan Comfort, Nostalgia, Football Fans - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Hey Guys. Which Stadium has the best Transformation?
EDIT: opps! missed Crystal Palace's Photo😪
Nonono you used same before for Brighton and for palace. Rubbish vid
Forest originally 24 thousand not 2
Didn't know that Brighton and Crystal Palace shared the same ground 😅😅😅
Maybe that's why Palace and Brighton fans hate each other?
St James' Park was renovated in 1994/95, when new stands were built. In 2000, the Leazes End was expanded, giving the stadium its distinct uneven look and its 52,000 seat capacity.
The stadium would have a capacity of 65,000-70,000* if the stands could be that large all the way around. The reason why they aren't is because the houses on the Leazes Terrace (which are alongside the ground) are protected as historical buildings, and therefore cannot be demolished.
I have always wanted to go to St James park. I went to Aryesome Park back in the late 80's and to Roker park in the 90's. Always had a soft spot for Newcastle but no team comes before my beloved Villa, Wa Hey. UTV
That "before" for Crystal Palace is NOT Selhurst Park.
Yeah it was the same one as Brighton!😮
Hellhole on South Coast
I might be wrong here ,but the photo of Crystal Palace,and Brighton (which has the same photo for both teams),looks like Millwalls old den ground
That picture of Bramall Lane is older than 30 years,(looks like 80s),kop was knocked down and rebuilt in 1991
Good work and LOVE Premier ❤🎉
I think you need to re edit your video...brightons old ground included twice...everton still play at goodison till 25/26 season. The pic of anfield was from the 80s. The skd stand was redone in the mid 90s
On the Everton one it's because it's being built now
Brilliant vid
Thanks
I like the new Highbury
Highbury was 60,000 when I went in the 80s, the all seater mucked it up.
That was in 1995 not 80's
@@StadiumVillabut some of your pictures are from the 80s. The picture of Stamford Bridge for example has standing terrances which were illegal in 1995.
The first time i ever went to Highbury was in 1990 and Chris Price scored his first Villa goal. We won 1-0. Scousers still won the league though.
This video is inaccurate with the old pics I know for a fact Stamford Bridge didn't look like that in 1995.
Think you need to do research more in depth and certain numbers don't add up otherwise good frames of certain stadiums
Nah crystal palace and Brighton had the same stadium💀
Old Trafford’s roof still leaking😂
old trafford was world class then
Forest ground capacity in the 90s was only 2000?
Thanks God that the Stanley Park wasn't builded and the LFC is staying at Anfield.
Anfield, Stamford Bridge, St James Park, City Ground didn't look like that in 1994. For example the centenary stand at Anfield was built in 1992 but you're showing a 1980s version of the kemlyn road stand.
Forest capacity before only 2,000? 😅
That was a typo!
Goodison still Goodison at least till next season, please be accurate- not a blue btw
It’s “Premier”. Chuckle.
Forest originally 24 thousand not 2
Was a typo error
Its made some of the stadium up grades
English was my worst subject at school but at least I learned that the plural of Stadium is STADIA NOT STADIUMS!
You're right but stadium and the correct plural stadia are Latin words, not English.
Bournamounth? .xD
where's Upton Park (West Ham)?
It's at 8:07 The Boleyn ground and Upton Park were one and the same. The ground was called the Boleyn Ground and it's location was Upton Park.
Vitality stadium built 1910? I think not
It’s still called Dean Court, sponsored by vitality. Rebuilt 2001
Wonder how many supporters Shelfield utd have? Lol
@@asensibleyoungman2978 none because there is no Shelfield utd lol
BOURNAMOUTH 😂😂😂😂
SOME SPELLING ON HERE IS SHOCKING
Completely inaccurate video this. The attendance figures. How the stadiums actually looked in the time frame. Very misleading video. Still good to watch the transformations though. Crazy how stadiums have evolved over time
Brentford
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Some of these capacities dont seem right.
So many mistakes. 👎🏻
Counted 24 errors in this. Is this produced wholly by AI?😂
no. THats for the watch
I'd say stamford Bridge has the best glow up
Priemer😂. Your spelling is not good.