The Amex stadium is now fully completed and at full capacity.

[Spartan]

What do you think lads and lasses? Capacity over 30,000.

This picture was taken from our last home match against Palace. Bear in mind it was a sunday kick off at midday and the attendance was 28,499 :clap:

What a beautiful picture eh? I still can't believe it's all ours Thanks Tony Bloom


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[OldBlueLady]

Spartan, don't you know we've got far too much to occupy us at the moment what with a Wembley final in 12 days AND a very untimely sacking of our manager to rise to your :net:

 

[chapperzUK]

Is the stand meant to look a bit bent? :winking:

 

[Ricey]

Is the stand meant to look a bit bent? :winking:

Bit like most things in Brighton.

 

[mattytheshrimper]

Personally I think its a very nice stadium!

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Wouldn't you rather have the Goldstone back?

 

[Billy is the best]

I will be going there tonight to see England under 21 v Austria. Great bargain ticket for 2 adults and 2 children only £20.
Not sure about the parking though.

 

[davewebbsbrain]

I will be going there tonight to see England under 21 v Austria. Great bargain ticket for 2 adults and 2 children only £20.
Not sure about the parking though.

Make sure you down park in a back alley

 

[Billy is the best]

Make sure you down park in a back alley

Thanks for the advice. I will not be looking for any back passages in Brighton.

 

[Gremlin]

Good artists impression, that.

 

[BrettieAngell]

what do you want a ****ing medal?

 

[Pubey]

Fair play to Brighton, they've certainly pushed on with the new stadium, and are getting good crowds.

 

[Shrimper2thecore]

You can't knock it, it's marvelous, and I'm very jelous.

 

[Davros]

saw the video of Fatboy Slims Big Beach Boutique on MTV Dance the other day, and looked pretty good in that too

 

[Cricko]

You can't knock it, it's marvelous, and I'm very jelous.

What he said ^^^^^^^^ unfortunately.

 

[Berrichonne shrimper]

Very very nice one pound fish.

 

[Swiss Tony]

Nice stadium Sparts,shame the club have announced losses of 9.1 million in their first season in it,good luck.

 

[h turner]

as much as the stadium is impressive dont get me wrong but to add some perspective take a look at this http://www.myfootygrounds.co.uk/AreaMap.asp?view=ENGLAND
it just shows how crowded some clubs are accept for a few massive areas without any clubs these are carlisle, norwich swansea, plymouth.... oh and brighton (only club even within a bus distance is crwley who dont realy count) ( you might also argue peterborough, swindon and yeovil but not really) so the 28,000 crowd is good but to be fair brighton just should be getting those crowds with their catchment area, especialy as that area of the country has a large population compared to plymouth (cornwall), swansea and carlisle

 

[h turner]

to be honest with essex's/southend's and bournmouth's population size, they should both be on that list aswell

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

as much as the stadium is impressive dont get me wrong but to add some perspective take a look at this http://www.myfootygrounds.co.uk/AreaMap.asp?view=ENGLAND
it just shows how crowded some clubs are accept for a few massive areas without any clubs these are carlisle, norwich swansea, plymouth.... oh and brighton (only club even within a bus distance is crwley who dont realy count) ( you might also argue peterborough, swindon and yeovil but not really) so the 28,000 crowd is good but to be fair brighton just should be getting those crowds with their catchment area, especialy as that area of the country has a large population compared to plymouth (cornwall), swansea and carlisle

And York.

Huge space around them.

No more Scarborough, Darlington or Halifax.

Leeds and the two Sheffield clubs have all dropped down into the Championship, Bradford have sunk down to the fourth. Only really Doncaster, Barnsley, Rotherham and Huddersfield are punching their weight and they're all a lower division than at their peak.

Yorkshire football is really in the doldrums.