I might be in a minority here, and almost heretical, but I think Saints' new ground is the best overall. Similar to ours but more going on design wise externally (less boxy) I do like our full side standing as Headingly as it's a better RL mix IMO but they should lose points for their Away end.

I suppose that a fan experience can also be coloured by other things such as the rivalry and importance of the game, atmosphere, the price of pies, team performance, ease of travel/parking, the weather..

Having considered all that Saints are still top for me as you'll never beat the 'back in the box' moment

Agree about saint's place but we only normally see it at first hand when it is relatively full, when it is excellent. Must be lot different against Salford, wakey etc, as is the hj, but less noticeable with our lower capacity.
Under the stands the totally wicked looks really cheap.

Agree about LP I did love going to Knowsley Road even despite us not winning there. Just the hope every time we went and the fact we would always fill out that away end with 5-7k fans on a cold Friday night. the atmosphere was unrivalled.

Wakefield away is a belter.
Cheap beer in the Social club on the side, out of date beer on the pitch, garbage pies but they’re a bit warm.
Old timers that hate Cas and Wigan but like Wire as they remember Brian Bevan.

I liked the Willows, I LOVED Odsal for its uniqueness and I'll miss Bellevue if they ever get shut. You dont get that feel anymore.

I get why stadiums move on and are much better designed these days, but give me a tin shed anyday of the week (to visit as an away stand, I want a real ale bar and creature comforts at home please)

I agree as a day out on the train and the cheapest beer but really the away side is ridiculous uncovered and too low for viewing

The Boulevard was a great away day so long as it wasn't chucking it down.

Hull away in minging weather was the pits. Especially New Craven Park, only been once on a freezing day, thought I'd got frostbite.

An an away fan, I much preferred standing in the railway end terrace as opposed to the new ground, even taking into account the toilet facilities (wall to pee on). The atmosphere and sense of occasion was always better in the old grounds. This country is obsessed with the whole idea that a new, characterless ground is best. I don’t think it is.