RANKING LEAGUE ONE STADIUMS BEST to WORST 24/25

Ranking every League One Stadium 24/25, this will be interesting…

I ranked the likes of Bolton Wanderers, Birmingham City, Wrexham AFC, Huddersfield Town, Stockport County, Reading etc #bcfc #wfc #leagueone

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Ranking League One Stadiums
Bolton Wanderers
Wrexham AFC
Huddersfield Town
Reading FC
Stockport County
Birmingham City
Charlton Athletic

[mattlindley]

Enjoyable video. Thanks Liam. Only suggestion I have would be to leave the pictures of the stadiums up longer while you are describing them. Thanks for your Wrexham and EFL content.

[markbevington]

St Andrews will only be there for another 5-7 years. New owners have plans to build a new stadium. They've bought a 60 acre site and plan to replicate what Man City have done with the Etihad Campus.

[GLarrr-ddwf]

Well, get to the Birmingham city ground within five years because they will be moving to a 62k seater eventually.

[davidb]

The valley top for me considering when they temporary left the valley in 1985 /86 season and years of ground sharing . Now look at it wonderfull

[helenloughton]

Spot on st andrews when rocking is one of the best in England

[Paul-ebjp]

Edgeley Park isn't great now but plans are in to redevelop it, what it has got is atmosphere and it's in a great location close to the station and loads of pubs and takeaways close by.

[EmmaHarknett-im]

We’ll take second! The valley, my home ❤️

[TomNicholson]

Im a Barnsley fan and Oakwell in its current state is definitely lower half, yeah it's big, but it needs a refurb and the West Stand lets it down massively in my opinion. Sooner that stand is leveled, the better.

[roynicol]

Pretty fair comments, Stockport ‘ s ground about half way, I agree, being a County fan . We play Crawley away soon, that was 23rd in your comments, I also agree with that, their ground is dire and helluva long walk from the station !
Why don’t you do a survey on catering at grounds . The worst in my experience is Wembley and the best was Wealdstone FC !

[alastairharris]

Wrexham have some interesting challenges to face in their journey back. Getting the balance right between facalities and team will be critical.

[elaineblackhurst]

The plans for the first phase of the redevelopment at Edgeley Park are with Stockport council at the moment and if approved (very likely) then work will begin in 2025.

The historic Main Stand will be extended, re-roofed and re-furbished, but not demolished as supporters wanted to retain some historic character to the stadium.

The open Railway End will have a large new stand similar in size to the Cheadle End opposite; the second phase - probably dependent on promotion to the Championship - will see a completely new large stand opposite the Main Stand (the two sections at the end of the existing old stand currently being used by away supporters).

The new all-seated capacity will be just below 20, 000.

[alastairharris]

it is interesting to see the teams from the perspective of where they play. Particularly given the heightened interest in EFL1. Of course it is only a small part of the picture, but an important one!

[kentalbertawrex]

I hope you revisit this after you visit them all or at least once Wrexham plays in all of them this season. Wrexham’s temporary stand is better than nothing but is a little bit tinpot….. The drama around redevelopment needs to be settled and work commenced. Also a comment on your edits- when you add the script to correct or add please leave them up on screen- I have to rewind and slow the video to read it.

[rafd]

I would have put the Posh ground above the Wrexham ground. The Posh ground has a higher capacity (15, 314 V 13, 322).

[kentalbertawrex]

Liam- I am watching non Wrexham creators giving weekly efl predictions- step up!

[Blind-Ghost-]

You don't know owt 😂. I'll watch the video now and add to this comment.

*I love Oakwell, Barnsley. I think they have the oldest seats in the league? Huddersfield is a great stadium. It was the Mcalpine originally. Reading is really tidy ground. I enjoyed going there and had some fun with their fans. Swapped scarfs with a lady in the pub afterwards. Millmoor was crap, but the New York stadium in Rotherham is class. The Reebok, Bolton, is nice looking, but don't get back row seats if you don't like cold wind. You're number 1 ain't wrong. St Andrews has a great atmosphere.

I'm a Bradford City fan, and I've only mentioned grounds I've visited. Good vlog mate, and go have fun on away days. ☮️

[shaneomahoney]

We all have our own opinions but i really dont think Racecourse is better than Rottherams at all.
Great video though keep up the great work

[aaronhurst]

I'm surprised how high you ranked London Road tbh as a Posh fan, we get so many comments from away fans about how it looks like a shed from the outside lol

[TheToolReviewer]

how did we get the number one spot lol i hate the way st andrews looks with the main stand it looks unfinished to me

[thomasfitzgerald]

After viewing the Barnsley stadium, I imagine that will be a similar look for the STōK Cae Ras in the near future. What is the projected stadium capacity in the future?
Some interesting facts:
1) Wrexham are the only club exceeding capacity on average (+692 fans/match)
2) Birmingham average 92% capacity (27, 061/match)
3) Lincoln average a staggering 96.63% capacity
4) Crawley average a mediocre 44.31% (2, 718/match) Bottom of League1
5) Wigan needs some more passion...pathetic 38.05% (9, 564/match) 12th in League1