Vodcast 7: Five Great Non EPL Grounds

In this video, Paul Gerald, who has been to all 92 league grounds in England, discusses five non-Premier League clubs he thinks are particularly worth a
visit.
Which clubs should we have included?
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[@tomw9088]

This is great. I’m Australian and love watching the Championship (supporting Watford), League One and League Two. Love the pyramid system and the Cups where teams from lower tiers can potentially play premier league teams. The fact that fourth tier teams have magnificent stadiums with capacities of 15,000 plus is awesome. Keep up the great work.

[@thenorseguy2495]

Awesome video. I’ve only been to 2 stadiums in England. One of them dosen’t exists anymore. That is White Hart Lane. I’ve also been to Selhurst Park. I’m a Manchester United supporter though. But I’ve never seen them live. I would of course love to go to Old Trafford sometime. But I would also like to go to Cherry Red Records Stadium to watch AFC Wimbledon play. I love their story

[@GroundhopperSoccerGuides]

Wimbledon is a great story -- not the best stadium, but a cool part of London.

[@Damaz22]

Stockport is a town in greater Manchester, more a satellite town that’s over time linked within the Manchester conurbation, rather than built as suburb.

[@GroundhopperSoccerGuides]

Thanks. You also just taught me the word conurbation!

[@Damaz22]

@@GroundhopperSoccerGuides used quite often here to describe as "the metro area" by Americans

[@Damaz22]

Portsmouth won the FA Cup in 2008, which is fairly recent certainly for the non elite clubs

[@GroundhopperSoccerGuides]

Thanks, another mistake by me!

[@Damaz22]

I’d say Bradford is much nearer Leeds, actually next to it. That’s a better reference point than Manchester, though you can get there from Manchester

[@GroundhopperSoccerGuides]

Thanks! In the moment I just kind of blanked out :-)

[@Damaz22]

Nothing wrong with what you said and no doubt a visitor from USA,who would use Manchester as a base, would follow that path but it's not a major city reference point for Bradford (which is a large city in its own right) whereas Leeds is