Brighton's ground.

I've never been, but it's supposed to look like the Reebok.

Is it weird going all that way to find a ground looking like our own?

Is it on a retail park like ours too, how did this happen? both our football grounds looking alike .

Huddersfield is very strange.

Wasn't Reading built by the same people who built the Reebok.
With a lesser budget.

Mr Magoo wrote:Wasn't Reading built by the same people who built the Reebok.
With a lesser budget.

I think that was Brighton's ground.

No it was Reading.

It is like ours Scott, it's not on a retail park though I know the area well it's on it's own in a small place called falmer just between Brighton and Lewes almost in Brighton. I go to brighton a lot work related and I have a 93 year old aunt whose loaded that I visit in Eastbourne she has a house big as a town hall loaded with antiques and stuffed animals.

Angry Dad wrote:It is like ours Scott, it's not on a retail park though I know the area well it's on it's own in a small place called falmer just between Brighton and Lewes almost in Brighton. I go to brighton a lot work related and I have a 93 year old aunt whose loaded that I visit in Eastbourne she has a house big as a town hall loaded with antiques and stuffed animals.

Would some of those animals be bulls that shit a lot?

scottjames30 wrote:I've never been, but it's supposed to look like the Reebok.
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All new bowls look the same, just with supporters wearing different colours.

Lacking character and atmosphere, although the Brighton fans can make a noise.


If anyone had the pleasure of going to the Withdean, then you'd wonder where all these new Brighton fans have come from.

The design of Huddersfields ground was taken as the basis for the Reebok. (Same builders aparently).

Which was taken from a baseball ground in Canada I think.

MartinBWFC wrote:

Angry Dad wrote:It is like ours Scott, it's not on a retail park though I know the area well it's on it's own in a small place called falmer just between Brighton and Lewes almost in Brighton. I go to brighton a lot work related and I have a 93 year old aunt whose loaded that I visit in Eastbourne she has a house big as a town hall loaded with antiques and stuffed animals.

Would some of those animals be bulls that shit a lot?

Ah martin feeling insecure again, no bulls i'm afraid that would be stupid but there is an ant eater,armadillo its pink, a selection of cats and dogs, a baby alligator, snakes in a glass case, and lots of others inc insects , butterflies and so on but no bulls you fucking moron. If you are so at a loose end and cant think of anything better to do, why dont you amuse yourself by putting your finger in your bum and then draw stuff on your bedroom wall.

I went to the Amex last season and its better than the Reebok. Cardiff is a good ground as well.

mark leach wrote:I went to the Amex last season and its better than the Reebok. Cardiff is a good ground as well.

I thought that the Amex was strange, not symmetrical.


Great place for a weekend and we'll do it again this time.


Hope it isn't raining

kennster wrote:Huddersfield is very strange.

Huddersfield's is quite similar to the Reebok, apart from there are gaps, in between the stands. The ground looks like it has been built in the middle of a forest, which actually looks very nice from within the ground.

Culcheth_White wrote:

kennster wrote:Huddersfield is very strange.

Huddersfield's is quite similar to the Reebok, apart from there are gaps, in between the stands. The ground looks like it has been built in the middle of a forest, which actually looks very nice from within the ground.

I mean that Huddersfield is very similar to the Reebok, that's I find strange it' practically a carbon copy.

kennster wrote:

Culcheth_White wrote:

kennster wrote:Huddersfield is very strange.

Huddersfield's is quite similar to the Reebok, apart from there are gaps, in between the stands. The ground looks like it has been built in the middle of a forest, which actually looks very nice from within the ground.

I mean that Huddersfield is very similar to the Reebok, that's I find strange it' practically a carbon copy.

Not as much as Brighton's apparently .

The same company that built Huddersfield's stadium built the Reebok. The Galpharm was their first project and was the prototype for the Reebok. Obvious improvements were the fact that the Reebok is completely enclosed and our floodlights are unique.

Reebok Trotter wrote:The same company that built Huddersfield's stadium built the Reebok. The Galpharm was their first project and was the prototype for the Reebok. Obvious improvements were the fact that the Reebok is completely enclosed and our floodlights are unique.

Was it the same people who designed the Reebok ,design the Amex?

I don't think so. Wasn't our Stadium designed by the Lobb Group? IIRC I read somewhere that the Amex was deigned and constructed by the Buckingham Group.