It is not easy to rank the top three, but Saint James is actually a top stadium, would rank it within top 15 in UK Litte supprised when I saw the club sign for Stockton , founded 1987, but still the six best team in north east and probably the second best team in teeside or?
Stockton Town were originally founded in 1979 as Hartburn Juniors. They did not start playing proper league football until 2009/2010. I am only ranking the grounds I have been to personally.
I was coming from outside the area though so I needed to get the X10 which either drops you at Heworth or Gateshead Interchange. Especially at the end of the match I only had 25 minutes to get back to either Gateshead interchange or Heworth Interchange otherwise I was stranded for nearly two hours.
@@historyoffootball87 Not a criticism mate just letting people know, you could have got the metro from either interchange it's on the line between them.
Gateshead badly need a new ground. It must be awful watching football there every other week. To realise their undoubted potential double their gates and get back in the football league they need to build a new home
I think the main reasons why they cannot move is they don't have the money/funds. The council own the stadium currently and have said it would cost a few million quid just to upgrade it which nobody has the money for. I think Gateshead are also unfortunately suffering from the fact they are so close to Newcastle United. I would imagine there are many people in Gateshead who choose to support Newcastle over them because its just down the road.
It is not easy to rank the top three, but Saint James is actually a top stadium, would rank it within top 15 in UK
Litte supprised when I saw the club sign for Stockton , founded 1987, but still the six best team in north east and probably the second best team in teeside or?
Stockton Town were originally founded in 1979 as Hartburn Juniors. They did not start playing proper league football until 2009/2010. I am only ranking the grounds I have been to personally.
This video would've been great if you'd show us the stadiums instead your face the entire amount.
There are pictures of the stadiums in the video though.......
There's a Gateshead international stadium metro station about a 10 minutes walk from the ground.
I was coming from outside the area though so I needed to get the X10 which either drops you at Heworth or Gateshead Interchange.
Especially at the end of the match I only had 25 minutes to get back to either Gateshead interchange or Heworth Interchange otherwise I was stranded for nearly two hours.
@@historyoffootball87 Not a criticism mate just letting people know, you could have got the metro from either interchange it's on the line between them.
Yeah I know, I could have done that if I had a bit more time.
St James you say... lol
Yes it's the best one in my opinion
Gateshead badly need a new ground. It must be awful watching football there every other week. To realise their undoubted potential double their gates and get back in the football league they need to build a new home
I think the main reasons why they cannot move is they don't have the money/funds. The council own the stadium currently and have said it would cost a few million quid just to upgrade it which nobody has the money for. I think Gateshead are also unfortunately suffering from the fact they are so close to Newcastle United. I would imagine there are many people in Gateshead who choose to support Newcastle over them because its just down the road.