EFL League One Stadiums

Ngl your commentary is a bit dry and it sounds like you don’t want to be making the video but a good vid nevertheless

Jk dons fans are some of the most enthusiastic I’ve seen so maybe do some research

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I'm sunderland till I die!

No no no. U don't understand. The wigan cadabe is soooo good. I really recommend u try it

Home Park is diseased.

LNER is a train company

Cracking drone shot of Plymouth at the start

The stadium of light is...🔥🔥🔥

Gillingham fan here & i must admit it’s embarrassing beyond more then you think with our away stand

Great video...again.
Great pronunciation...again

Cambridge Utd fan here. One of the main challenges of The Abbey Stadium is when you are walking along the dimly lit footpath along Coldham's Common at night and having to avoid the cowpats laid by our bovine friends that are used to graze the land.

How he said Wycombe was so funny

NGL ur humour is completely dead

I’m from Wigan and the Wigan kebab comment made me laugh nice video

Him: “home of Accrington Stanley”
Me, to myself: “who are they?”
Him right afterwards: “who are they?”

Great minds think alike

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Why did you have to correct the way you said Wycombe…..you already had it right

I live in High Wycombe

About time MK dropped the 'Dons' name and use another like 'Franchise'.

I absolutely love that difference between the heights of the main stand and the rest of the stadium at Gresty Road, Crewe. This is totally unique. It's looking great when each stand in one single stadium is looking a bit different and individual, the mix between old and new. Portman Road in Ipswich is one of those. Even one stand is covered by one of these old gable roofs which look so lovely in my opinion. I'm begging you to keep those alive which are still left of them in Britain. Not a fan of modern, completely new built stadiums and / or even leaving their traditional venue and moving to the outskirts of the city as Brighton & Hove Albion, for example. This is making me sad. But that's just my personal taste. Greetings from Germany, admiring traditional English stadiums.

As you can see, Bolton used to be a mid table team in the pl and a good team in Europe. It’s sad to see we’re all the way down in league 1

That's the old morecambe fc stadium the new ground is the mazuma stadium

You’ve got such a great sense of humour!

Up to date phots of the stadium of light would have been appreciated. Those faded pink seats have been swapped out for shiny new red ones

With regards to The Valley at Charlton. I went there once in the spring of 1976, I was one of over 65,000 people who went to see The Who play live that day. At the time it set the record for the loudest gig ever played until Iron Maiden broke that record many years later.

The plural of stadium is stadia.

Interesting but spoilt by some fool that at best you'd call droll. Turn the sound off is best.

Bolton Wanderers stadium was originally called Reebok Satdium, the shoes designer being founded in the town. But when they dropped out of the Premier league they stopped sponsoring. Then the main sponsor was Macron and now it's the local university the local shortened name for it is the Unibol.

You don't pronounce the H in High Wycombe. Your correction was completely accurate other than that.

I’ve been to every stadium except morecambe

I like stadiums that are small, but apear to be bigger. Pancho Arena for example. This league seems to have a lot of stadiums that appear to be smaller then they realy are.

Hillsborough WOW

Interestingly enough the hospitality at Stanley is pretty good, they've got a great bar that home and away share. Just have to hope you play them when the sun's out

bahaha he was right with wycombe, its not 'why com bay' lol

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Love the humour in these videos…👍

It's funny how he said Wycombe wrong then apologised when he said it right

MK Mongs stadium…the atmosphere really is shite. A 30,000 stadium with an average gate of about 6,000. Even derbies don’t half fill the stadium. Plastic club.

PORTSMOUTH!!!!!!

As someone from “Jill”ingham and not “Gill”ingham you have no idea how rundown it is round here 😂

MK Dons - spot on. They have a very low fan base and the away teams often bring more fans than MK have.

When are you going to do Denmark, Sweden and Norway?

Fratton Park Portsmouth was the first English football league ground to host a floodlit match, in 1956, against Newcastle United.