Re: What makes a good away ground?
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Give me York, Kettering, Crawley, Grays, Barnet's Underhill, Kenilworth road or any of the multitude of smaller grounds with identifiable terraces, wooden seats with no legroom and a few pillars over any of the nice generic bowls with better seats/views.
As long as you have the option of a tin roof over you and some seats for those who want/need to sit.
I also want somewhere that ideally isn't a leisure or retail park to get a bit of lunch and have a shandy.
And the ground needs to have a home side atmosphere. So not 4000 fans rattling around in a 12000 seater.
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