Worst away end ever - now refurbished...

[mr_nool]

Never been to football in Malmö, to be honest. The ladies team is quite popular, I think.
In the town I'm originally from, more people actually used to go to women's football than men's (which probably had to do with the fact the the ladies were the best team in Europe while the men played in the third tier).

Umea? Do Lund have a football team? I am moving there next year.

Yes, Umeå. Far up north. It's more of an ice-hockey town (although the team went bust a few years back and is now playing in the third tier).

[Niall Quinns Discopants]

Not nearly as bad as previous as examples, but the team finishing third in the Swedish league this season (the season has just finished) and that actually was a title candidate until the last two game rounds, play on this "arena". I used to live a stone throw away from it.

There are no stands on the short sides ...

Häcken finished second

What about Söderstadion Hammarby IF play in? That ground has pretty fantastic atmosphere when Stockholm teams are playing though.

[Niall Quinns Discopants]

Never been to football in Malmö, to be honest. The ladies team is quite popular, I think.
In the town I'm originally from, more people actually used to go to women's football than men's (which probably had to do with the fact the the ladies were the best team in Europe while the men played in the third tier).

Umea? Do Lund have a football team? I am moving there next year.

University of Lund?

Malmö would be quite close and football mad.

[Arjan Van Schotte]

another extreme football pic courtesy of Graham yapp - Eiði in the Faroe Islands:

[Ted Hughes]

another extreme football pic courtesy of Graham yapp - Eiði in the Faroe Islands:

That's fantastic.

[Arjan Van Schotte]

lovely innit ted - just won the"european football weekends" picture of the month.

[Dameerto]

I wanna go there.

[Niall Quinns Discopants]

another extreme football pic courtesy of Graham yapp - Eiði in the Faroe Islands:

That is absolutely stunning pic overall. Even from artistic point of view. Love it. Tells the story of not only football pitch in funny locvation but the story of game itself. The beautiful game.

I once played in this completely backwatered small town where local park was riverside. Two of the substitutes from both sides were signed to catch balls from river with these long poles with net on top.

[john@staustell]

None of these look worse than the Dell. Not just the 6-deep away end stand but the 2-tiered little wooden one next to it where your knees pressed hard into the seat in front and the ears of the chap in front. Tinder-box dry wood and about 100 years old, impossible to get out of at full time let alone in a fire. Biggest death trap I've seen.

[bobby brows]

I think Altrincham's away end could give them a run for their money (without the cage though).

its actually a good terrace to watch the game from

[Dameerto]

I think Altrincham's away end could give them a run for their money (without the cage though).

its actually a good terrace to watch the game from

I know mate, I've been. Shit when it rains though.

[Arjan Van Schotte]

but you can have a bit of fun in the away end:

When Luzern plays, we shoot a load

courtesy of Manuel Incubator Jones

[halnone]

here's a great stadium

[AG7]

here's a great stadium

That's Singapore harbour ... did they put up a temp thing there? For which game??

[dazby]

here's a great stadium

Just don't kick the ball out of play. Think of the ball kids!