jonthefox Posted 18 January 2010 Posted 18 January 2010 Myself and a mate were chatting yesterday and `somehow` ended up talking about the positioning of tv cameras at footy grounds.. now, there are probably hundreds, but can anyone think of a ground where the dugouts/technical areas are in full view of the cameras? i tried to think of one untill boredom set in.
Head Honcho Posted 18 January 2010 Posted 18 January 2010 Myself and a mate were chatting yesterday and `somehow` ended up talking about the positioning of tv cameras at footy grounds..now, there are probably hundreds, but can anyone think of a ground where the dugouts/technical areas are in full view of the cameras? i tried to think of one untill boredom set in. You said it
Unit Posted 18 January 2010 Posted 18 January 2010 Myself and a mate were chatting yesterday and `somehow` ended up talking about the positioning of tv cameras at footy grounds..now, there are probably hundreds, but can anyone think of a ground where the dugouts/technical areas are in full view of the cameras? i tried to think of one untill boredom set in. Wembley?
Fosse Boy Posted 18 January 2010 Posted 18 January 2010 Seeing as it's pretty much exactly the same design I'd hazard a guess at Southampton.
Matt Posted 18 January 2010 Posted 18 January 2010 The Walkers Stadium or Filbert Way if you wanna call it that is a generic bowl stadium similar to many modern day stadium and in no way is unique.
LCFC-ARAB Posted 18 January 2010 Posted 18 January 2010 The Walkers Stadium is anything but unique. end of But Anfield shows the dug outs too! theres quite a few actually, you and your mate have had a mare!
Sods Posted 18 January 2010 Posted 18 January 2010 The Walkers Stadium is anything but unique. end ofBut Anfield shows the dug outs too! theres quite a few actually, you and your mate have had a mare! I don't want to sound like a twat/nerd but Anfield dosen't.
LCFC-ARAB Posted 18 January 2010 Posted 18 January 2010 yeah you're right actually! it's been a long time since i went to anfield!
Fox Fan Posted 19 January 2010 Posted 19 January 2010 Is Villa, Cov, Everton, Tottenham all do so no. I don't think Villa's does actually. I'm 99% sure their cameras are in the Trinity Stand, the same as the dug outs. Unless they've moved them into the Doug Ellis in the last few years
Rocket-Ron Posted 19 January 2010 Posted 19 January 2010 I don't think Villa's does actually. I'm 99% sure their cameras are in the Trinity Stand, the same as the dug outs. Unless they've moved them into the Doug Ellis in the last few years They have Holt end now to the right oops I mean Left
Alexikokopops Posted 19 January 2010 Posted 19 January 2010 Is Villa, Cov, Everton, Tottenham all do so no. It's a shame really. I was ready to burst into work tomorrow and boast to everyone about our dugouts.
lcfc_jme Posted 20 January 2010 Posted 20 January 2010 Filbert Way is a joke. The only saving graces are L1 and the very rare Continental SK1.
Shrenchel Posted 20 January 2010 Posted 20 January 2010 Filbert Way is a joke. The only saving graces are L1 and the very rare Continental SK1. To be fair to the ugly plastic bastard, this whole league is a joke. Forest are the only team I can remember having anything resembling what would have been considered an atmosphere 10 years ago.
lcfcadam Posted 22 January 2010 Posted 22 January 2010 FFS - I'd naively thought that Leeds last season might be the point at which people realised that if they're willing to try, and especially if the team are doing something memorable, atmosphere and 'character' will follow naturally. It's just not about the layout, structure or nature of the stadium, it's about the people in it. I could have been in any stadium in the world (Bernabeu, Old Trafford, San Siro) and it couldn't have mattered less, when Howard's header hit the back of the net, or when we were getting the Cheltenham conga going, or when we went 3-2 ahead against Huddersfield, or even when Barry Hayles shinned us ahead against Palace in 2008, and those are just off the top of my head from the last couple of seasons... Why must you all be so stubbornly negative? You're not getting Filbert Street back, so why not make the most of where you are now?
jonthefox Posted 22 January 2010 Author Posted 22 January 2010 FFS - I'd naively thought that Leeds last season might be the point at which people realised that if they're willing to try, and especially if the team are doing something memorable, atmosphere and 'character' will follow naturally.It's just not about the layout, structure or nature of the stadium, it's about the people in it. I could have been in any stadium in the world (Bernabeu, Old Trafford, San Siro) and it couldn't have mattered less, when Howard's header hit the back of the net, or when we were getting the Cheltenham conga going, or when we went 3-2 ahead against Huddersfield, or even when Barry Hayles shinned us ahead against Palace in 2008, and those are just off the top of my head from the last couple of seasons... Why must you all be so stubbornly negative? You're not getting Filbert Street back, so why not make the most of where you are now? well said sir.Iwould like to see more character around the place, but like you pointed out, that`ll come with time... still say we need a statue though.
The Stig Posted 22 January 2010 Posted 22 January 2010 FFS - I'd naively thought that Leeds last season might be the point at which people realised that if they're willing to try, and especially if the team are doing something memorable, atmosphere and 'character' will follow naturally.It's just not about the layout, structure or nature of the stadium, it's about the people in it. I could have been in any stadium in the world (Bernabeu, Old Trafford, San Siro) and it couldn't have mattered less, when Howard's header hit the back of the net, or when we were getting the Cheltenham conga going, or when we went 3-2 ahead against Huddersfield, or even when Barry Hayles shinned us ahead against Palace in 2008, and those are just off the top of my head from the last couple of seasons... Why must you all be so stubbornly negative? You're not getting Filbert Street back, so why not make the most of where you are now? Great post. Couldn't agree more. Our fans ability to turn negative so quickly contributed to the relegation of this football club.
Ultra Posted 23 January 2010 Posted 23 January 2010 Great post. Couldn't agree more. Our fans managers' ability to turn negative so quickly contributed to the relegation of this football club. That's the true source..
Fox Fan Posted 25 January 2010 Posted 25 January 2010 FFS - I'd naively thought that Leeds last season might be the point at which people realised that if they're willing to try, and especially if the team are doing something memorable, atmosphere and 'character' will follow naturally.It's just not about the layout, structure or nature of the stadium, it's about the people in it. I could have been in any stadium in the world (Bernabeu, Old Trafford, San Siro) and it couldn't have mattered less, when Howard's header hit the back of the net, or when we were getting the Cheltenham conga going, or when we went 3-2 ahead against Huddersfield, or even when Barry Hayles shinned us ahead against Palace in 2008, and those are just off the top of my head from the last couple of seasons... Why must you all be so stubbornly negative? You're not getting Filbert Street back, so why not make the most of where you are now? Plus at least the WS isn't as shit as Cardiff's stadium was yesterday. It looked 10 years old already!
The Stig Posted 25 January 2010 Posted 25 January 2010 That's the true source.. I never argued it wasn't. But if half of our support wasn't so damned negative half the time....
lcfcadam Posted 25 January 2010 Posted 25 January 2010 well said sir.Iwould like to see more character around the place, but like you pointed out, that`ll come with time... Great post. Couldn't agree more. Our fans ability to turn negative so quickly contributed to the relegation of this football club. Thanks - I think this might be the first time anyone has ever agreed with me on anything on here...
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