The Britannia Stadium (England)

Description: Address: Stanley Matthews Way / Stoke-on-Trent / England / ST4 4EG

Newest Review: ... looped in a headed equaliser to get the first goal of the Shearer reign, when it seemed like nothing was going right at the club. The ground is in a really odd area, it is literally in the middle of nowhere. I only saw a couple of sections of the ground but I didn't see any pubs or anything like that. It's a good job they sort out parking for the fans, even if it is a bit costly. Once ... more

... inside the ground you realise how much of an odd shape it has, as shown in the picture. One of the corners is completely filled in, another partially filled in and two of the corners not filled in at all. Even so though, there was a certain buzz about the B...more

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The Britannia Stadium (England): Loud! (360 words)
by - written on 09/07/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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The Britannia Stadium is the home ground of Stoke City Football Club. Having only been built in 1997 it is relatively new and holds 28,383 as an all seater stadium. An interesting fact about the stadium is Sir Stanley Matthews' ashes were buried under the centre circle of the pitch, when he died. When I went to the Britannia it produced one of my most memorable moments as a fan when Andy Carroll looped in a headed equaliser to get the first goal of the Shearer reign, when it seemed like nothing was going right at the club. The ground is in a really odd area, it is literally in the middle of nowhere. I only saw a couple of sections of the ground but I didn't ... Read the complete review

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