Anfield (Liverpool FC)

Ive been to anfield over 200 times, some great days some not, but one things for sure, the atmosphere on a european night and the big premiership games is second to none. You arrive at anfield and from the outside it doesnt look anything special, yes its a well built stadium and is brimmed with memories but to look at it you wouldnt think so. Around there stadium however there is the lovely shankly gates, from up to 3-4 hours before every game you will see people standing outside them having their photos taken, the same goes for the shankly statue which is further round near the clubshop, there must be hundreds of thousands of pictures of different people ...  Read the complete review

The fans of Liverpool football club are famous worldwide for their passion, dedication and loyalty. Anfield is possibly one of the most spectacular and wonderful places to enjoy a football match, whether it be a friendly, an English premier league clash or a Champions League semi final. Few, whether Liverpool fans or not, can deny the aura surrounding Anfield. The passion and buzz in the air at Anfield on match days has yet to be matched by any other stadium in the world. Watching Liverpool and Arsenal's April 2009 clash at Anfield, I couldn't sit still. The final score was 4-4. A draw. Of course, a win would have been better for our Premier League campaign but few would ...  Read the complete review

I went on the stadium tour around anfield, about two years ago, you start the tour outside of the stadium where the team buses enter the stadium, this was very good and the tour guide was telling us about when Alex Ferguson was egged by the Liverpool fans so it is now guarded off from fans, we were lucky to see Xabi Alonso leaving the stadium because he was coming in for a few tests on his leg, he waved to the fans and drove off in his mini. Once entering the stadium the tour guide took us into the changing rooms of both the home and away teams, liverpools home changing room was alot more luxury compared to the away but was still not as modern as you may expect, it ...  Read the complete review

Having been a season ticket holder at Anfield for the last 15 years, i'll try to give my unbiased opinion on what has become of one of the most famous stadiums in football. Walking up to ground is a throw back to the old days in itself, either weaving through the terraced houses which surround the ground (some of which have been boarded up and vacated) or walking across the beautiful stanley park and football pitches which seperates Anfield from Evertons Goodison Park. Unfortunately, these pitches are the planned position for the new stadium if it ever gets built, which is a shame because there's a funny feeling walking past sunday morning football matches just a ...  Read the complete review

It is almost impossible to think of Liverpool Football Club without thinking of Anfield, the venue for Liverpool's home fixtures. The history of the club is well known to many but if you visit the stadium there are constant reminders for all to see which are sure to evoke tremendous emotions and memories. The famous Kop stand is unique; it houses over 12,000 people at capacity and is the largest single tier stand in European football. It is here where the majority of the Anfield atmosphere is generated and in my opinion provides the best all round seat for those patrons looking for a good view and great atmosphere. Although the stadium is now ...  Read the complete review