Agree. Visually it is amazing. The yellow wall is supposed to be a sight to behold. Shits all over the Kop and the famous Anfield atmosphere, but to be fair to the whingers, they've also seen their core support priced out and have a lot of tourists. A good pal of mine is half German and has family in Dortmund, who are Borussia supporters. He keeps telling me to go. It's €15 to stand in the Sudtribune and you drink beer there and apparently they are very welcoming to English supporters over for a weekend. I think a weekend trip to Dortmund to watch a match, if you lay off the beer and food would probably come out to less than some of the category A games at the Emirates.Dan_85 wrote: Westfalenstadion at Dortmund is the definition of a perfect football ground in my opinion, ideal in every aspect
If we are stuck with the bowl and its design then it's up to us to somehow get a good atmosphere going. German fans have come here and rocked it on each occasion, so it's not impossible even if only the lower tiers get going. Genuinely feel sick when looking at the Spuds new stadium design. Hate that club so much and are praying it all goes tits up for them and they go out of business with their attempted move, but to be fair to them, at least they asked their supporters and took their input on the design of the new ground. Our club of dictators just pressed ahead as they please. I lay the blame at Hill-Wood's feet. He seems like the kind who would want the extravagant, self indulgent, superficial stadium. As much as I mistrust and dislike Wenger now, I remember him distinctly saying he didn't think the stadium needed to be so nice and corporate. The only thing he cared about was the pitch and its quality.