For massive dislike, no brainer the old Den but a poor ground has to be Bridgewater in a cup tie in 1961 with Margate 2nd in 1959, another cup match.

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

I think that in their desire to increase the capacity at OT it has left it not very spectator friendly!

........................Then along came Johnny Byrne! and the rest, as they say, is history.....................

Old Den and the Old Goldstone - both as crumbling and decaying as their tenants.

Funnily enough even the new Den was rusting when it was new. The budget to coat some of the iron work must have run out! Even a new stadium doesn't make up for sh***y fans.

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Supporting Crystal Palace since 19.45 on 29th August 1972 (approximately)!

Roots hall Southends ground for me, shallow terrace massive anti hooligan fence could barely see the pitch saw the goals the following day on the telly.

Born with Red and Blue blood

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Southampton - The Dell.

The terrace was below ground level in the corner and all you could see was the players boots, plus parking was a nightmare and the signage around Southampton was rubbish to get back out on the right road.... it used to take ages to get home.

The old Walsall ground was dire, Aldershot was awful in the mid 70's but Luton is an "experience" to behold. The whole town mirrors the football ground and should be nuked!