This is Estadio BBVA Bancomer, home of Monterrey in Mexico.

Can't compete with rooftops and the road to Bacup!

No chimneys?

Hills are so samey.

whats with the "half elephant trunks" dangling from the roof around the ground?

CleggHall wrote:Can't compete with rooftops and the road to Bacup!

I've always preferred the road out of Bacup

Not the grandest of grounds I admit, but I think we can all agree that the view is rather stunning at Hásteinsvöllur stadium, located on an island off the south coast of Iceland.

tally wrote:whats with the "half elephant trunks" dangling from the roof around the ground?

Sound system?

My 20-year-old daughter (who went on her first home match aged 8 days!) is in Monterrey now!
She went in July for a year's study in Spanish at the university.

Dougall wrote:My 20-year-old daughter (who went on her first home match aged 8 days!) is in Monterrey now!
She went in July for a year's study in Spanish at the university.

8 days - I hope we got a win for her

tally wrote:whats with the "half elephant trunks" dangling from the roof around the ground?

Dodgy guttering

Still think our view is better tbh

ClaretTony wrote:8 days - I hope we got a win for her

19 April 1997 - drew 3-3 with Rotherham.
How far have we come since then?!

What about the HPCA stadium in Dharamshala?

Walton wrote:This is Estadio BBVA Bancomer, home of Monterrey in Mexico.

Which is photoshopped, the stadium or d`em ills???

We've had strikers that would be more likely to hit the mountain than the net.

Burnleyliam wrote:Still think our view is better tbh

What's happened to the club shop?

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I know what view I would like to see
Looking at another five thousand Clarets fans in a premier league fit size stand it's to small of a stand and honesty be told makes us look small time
It's had lots of work done and has the best view to take in a game and the most expensive stand to watch a game from
You can go site seeing anytime I go to a football match to see a game of football and be amongst full house atmospheric crowds
Although it is a stunning view a would much rather be looking at a big bank of Clarets instead all day long UTC

Walton wrote:This is Estadio BBVA Bancomer, home of Monterrey in Mexico.

No Singing Ringing Tree!

Dougall wrote:19 April 1997 - drew 3-3 with Rotherham.
How far have we come since then?!

I was thinking this myself yesterday as it was my sons 21st birthday.
August 24 1996 Burnley 2 - 1 Walsall. Eyres and Nogan for Burnley.

I think you have to applaud the work Burnley Borough Council has put in on the Burnley Wood area.

those mountains just ruin a good view, i like vast open spaces.

halfmanhalfbiscuit wrote:I was thinking this myself yesterday as it was my sons 21st birthday.
August 24 1996 Burnley 2 - 1 Walsall. Eyres and Nogan for Burnley.

Was our 24th wedding anniversary yesterday!
Think I took the current Mrs. Dougall on that match in 1996 to celebrate!!

Always been a romantic!!

I'll bet they don't get dopey commentators saying..... Here we are at one of the oldest stadiums in the country, and in the distance behind the Bob Lord Stand is Pendle Hill bathed in sunshine.

Bin Ont Turf wrote:I'll bet they don't get dopey commentators saying..... Here we are at one of the oldest stadiums in the country, and in the distance behind the Bob Lord Stand is Pendle Hill bathed in sunshine.

isnt pendle behind the cricket field Bin?

Wile E Coyote wrote:isnt pendle behind the cricket field Bin?

No that's Belvedere Rd.