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Regista: The football blog that kisses the badge in celebration of the best aspects of football and surrounds the ref to complain in vain about the worst.Covering topics across the football world, including: Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga, the Champions League, the English Premier League and Championship football.
Category Archives: Stadiums
Five legendary old terraces
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Tweet Terracing at football has been back in the news again recently after the Football League voted in favour of safe standing. The League still needs Government approval to make standing legal, but it’s a start. Standing is a cheaper way … Continue reading
Posted in Fans and football culture, Stadiums Tagged Celtic Park, Hillsborough, Holte End, Roker Park, Sheffield Wednesday, Sunderland, Villa Park, Wolves Leave a comment
This is how we chill: S.C. Olhanense and an internet sensation
Tweet I’ve been to Portugal many times, but until my most recent trip, I hadn’t experienced the Portuguese football culture. I was supposed to check out a Porto match a few years ago, but got the dates wrong. Emerging from the Metro … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in football, European football, Stadiums Tagged algarve football, Estadio Dragao, estadio jose arcanjo, Lieira, Olhanense, Olhão, Porto, Portugal, Portuguese football, Salvador Agra, Wilson Eduardo 1 Comment
The Coliseum of Scottish Football: Old Hampden Park
Tweet Jesus, this place looks like the most intimidating amphitheatre any footballer ever had to endure. Imagine those vast, endless terraces, crammed with partisan Glaswegian hard cases, smashed up to their eye balls. There can be no doubting the legendary … Continue reading
Posted in Scottish Football, Stadiums Tagged England, Gordon McQueen, Hampden Park, Old Hampden Park, Scotland Leave a comment
Why old stadiums are great – part two: Architecture
Tweet I’ve been meaning to follow up my post on old stadiums for some time, but it took a recent trip to Craven Cottage to prompt me into action. In my earlier rant on the subject of modern stadia I … Continue reading
Why old stadiums are great – part one: Location
Tweet I’m a big fan of some of the old football grounds in England and find it sad so many clubs are compelled to build new stadiums for financial reasons. In this series of articles I’m going to explore why … Continue reading
Posted in Nostalgia, Stadiums Tagged Everton, Manchester City, Manchester United, Oxford United, Reading, Tottenham 4 Comments