Countries You Have Watched A Football Match In

[BraisingsteakRoyal]

I've played on the Isle of Wight (Europe).

Edit: TOTMFP

[tmesis]

I've been to about 80+ games abroad, in about 20 countries.

It's come out the other side of impressive, and now sits more in slightly embarrassing territory.


There are several obvious impressive big grounds like Dortmund etc, but I've really enjoyed some of the smaller quirky ones.

Go Ahead Eagles, Bohemians Praha (also with a fine name "The Dimple"), Bochum (not small, but with a great end terrace), Viktoria Zizkov, Bangkok Glass (a crazy triple decker terrace at one end), Mechelen, Lyra (Belgian 4th div, but a good ground) were certainly among my favourites, as was Aachen's old Tivoli ground, which reminded me of a packed Elm Park.

[Hendo]

Only England and Wales for me.

Would be something I would like to add to though.

[Zaretsky]

England
Spain
Italy
Brazil

[leww_rfc]

Wales
England
Ireland (Ireland vs Wales)
Spain (Barcelona vs Inter Milan)
Italy (Swansea vs Napoli)


soon to come.

Israel (Wales away)
Andorra
Belgium
Cyprus
Bosnia

[weybridgewanderer]

I once saw a game in Berwick on Boxing Day - anything to get out of my grandparents' house. It was about 2 degrees outside. It finished Berwick 0-0 Montrose.

Absolutely awful.

So you watched a game in England then?

[weybridgewanderer]

Scotland
England
Wales
Portugal
Spain
France
Germany
The Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Poland
Russia
Montenegro
Serbia
Greece
Cyprus
Denmark
Romania
Slovakia

[harry]

Only 3 - England, Wales and Russia. Seen a couple of FC Saturn games, each of the last 2 summers. They used to be in the Russian Premier League but got dumped out in dodgy circumstances and are now playing on their former practice pitch in the grounds of their former stadium. Their 2nd goal in July was a bit special, from the half-way line. http://www.saturn-fc.ru/game/24107/

[Reading4eva]

Cyprus

That's it although I would of loved to go to a game in Mexico...

[Ouroboros]

I once saw a game in Berwick on Boxing Day - anything to get out of my grandparents' house. It was about 2 degrees outside. It finished Berwick 0-0 Montrose.

Absolutely awful.

So you watched a game in England then?

Don't take this away from me.

[just some bloke]

England - about 40 grounds, league and non-league. About 10-15 of those stadiums no longer in use
Wales - just Cardiff and Swansea
Italy - Bari in Serie B years ago
Japan - all of the 2002 World Cup stadia plus about 20 others. Watching football in Japan is brilliant
South Korea - a couple of World Cup games and a league game
Hong Kong - a dreadful, dreadful experience at a league game. The fans were just there to bet on who took corner kicks or whatever. There was no interest in the game itself
Chile - a Copa Sudamericana game with a visiting Argentinian side. Brilliant
Argentina - a league game. It was fantastic
Brazil - a Corinthians league game. Best football experience ever
United States - a couple of cup and MLS games. Not bad

[just some bloke]

Angola

go on...

[Dai Brainbocs]

France (PSG at the Parc des Princes and a game at Caen when they were way down the leagues, aeons ago)
Italy (Lazio v I forget who, might have been Inter, at the Olympic Stadium)
Malawi v Zimbabwe in Lilongwe
Germany (Jena v Newport County last summer, had to be switched to Weimar as Jena's floodlight pylons failed a safety inspection).

[liamobey]

New York Metrostars vs Tampa Bay Mutiny at Hofstra Stadium
Lother Mattheus was playing for New York and Carlos Valderrama for Tamp Bay.
It was shit. I played football in the concourse for most of it.....Same as i used to in the Tilehurst end if we were playing Stockport of something

[Green]

Hmm, here goes:

England
Wales