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Now I can figure out how much money to budget to see a Premier League match.
Any opinions Gaffer on where you believe the best experiences are held?
I heard Anfield and Craven Cottage are great places to attend games.
Matthew,
Thanks for the nice compliment.
Ah, there are so many jewels in England to see. Craven Cottage is quiet but so historic, like stepping back in time. I’ve been to Anfield but not for a match (that’s next on my list).
Old Trafford and the Emirates Stadium can be quiet at times even for big matches.
Personally, I’d recommend going to Goodison Park, Fratton Park, Villa Park and White Hart Lane.
What do you, the rest of the readers, think?
Cheers,
The Gaffer
Anywhere but the new plasticky stadia – go to the places recommended by the Gaffer and stick to watching the others on tv. No atmosphere, no difference.