How Many Stadiums??
How close can you get
Good Luck
UWS
posted by United We Stand @ 2:39 PM
Lakenheath Old Boys
We are all former students at Lakenheath High School and other public schools in East Anglia. We were in school in the 70s and 80s and drank deeply from the well of British culture of those decades - the pints, the telly, and of course the footie!
Friday, July 31, 2015
How close can you get
Good Luck
UWS
Lakenheath Old Boys
We are all former students at Lakenheath High School and other public schools in East Anglia. We were in school in the 70s and 80s and drank deeply from the well of British culture of those decades - the pints, the telly, and of course the footie!
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17 Comments:
Of course... bonus points for naming them!!
The list includes the upcoming season
I am going with 50.
Not correct
Close but not correct
When Bournemouth play their first home match of the season, the total number of stadiums to be used in the Premier League will be 54
Come on fellas, name them!!!
Are Bournemouth going to be able to use their home ground?
Alright - here are the seven perennials who have played every season of the Premiership:
Arsenal - Highbury and The Emirates
Aston Villa - Villa Park
Chelsea - Stamford Bridge
Everton - Goodison Park
Liverpool - Anfield
Manchester United - Old Trafford
Tottenham Hotspur - White Hart Lane
8 down
46 to go
Alright then - here are the others playing in the Premiership this next season:
8. Bournemouth - Dean Court (or are they using St. Mary's?)
9. Palace - Selhurst Park
10. Leicester - Walker Stadium
11. Citeh - Etihad Stadium
12. Newcastle - St. James' Park
13. Norwich - Carrow Road
14. Southampton - St. Mary's
15. Stoke - The Britannia Stadium
16. Sunderland - Stadium of Light
17. Swansea - Liberty Stadium
18. Watford - Vicarage Road
19. WBA - The Hawthorns
20. West Ham - Upton Park (and Olympic Stadium?)
Did all of these from memory, btw...
21 QPR- Loftus Road
22 Southampton- The Dell
23 Bradford City - Valley Parade
24 Leeds United - ER
25 Charlton Athletic- The New Valley
26 Leicester City- Filbert Street
27 Birmingham City- St. Andrews
28 Portsmouth - Fratton Park
29 Ipswich - Portman Road
30 Derby County - Pride Park
31 Nottingham Forest- The City Ground
32 The Evil Blades- Bramall Lane
33 Sheffield Wednesday AKA Not a Big Club- Hillsborough
32 Citeh- Maine Road
33- Bolton- The Reebok
34 Oldham- Boundary Park
35 Swindon- The County Ground
36 Evil Cardiff City- Cardiff City Stadium
37 Hull city- The KC Stadium
38 Wigan Athletic- The DW
39 Middlesbroough- The Riverside
40 Blackpool- Bloomfield Road
41 Burnley - Turf Moor
42 Wimbledon - Plough Lane
43 Reading - The Madjeski
44 Wolves- Molineaux
45 Coventry City- Highfield Road
46 Blackburn Rovers- Ewood Park
47 Barnsley- Oakwell
48 Middlesbrough- Ayresome Park
49 Sunderland - Roker Park
50 Fulham - Craven Cottage
Well done fellas
FOUR SHORT
3 short
#8 was used twice
How did BD leave Elland Road for MUR
Looking at the list MUR missed the numbers and some problem numbering in the early 30s.... typical math teacher
I don't think these two were listed
Derby County- Baseball Ground
Bolton Wanderers- Burnden Park
I think those were the only two missed. I didn't list those because I thought they had closed prior to the clubs being in the Premier League. You are correct that I made a mistake that a typical math teacher would make and shame on Bob for missing ER. I thought Bob and I did really well, missing only two stadiums.
Well done... both of you
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