For me, Forfar, cause its terraced, and you get shit hot bridies!

might be a shithole but Somerset.

Mines is peterhead as its no a bad wee ground with an excellent social club set up where if the fitba is rank you dont have far to go for a pint.

Glebe Park for me. Tidy wee ground, nice setting and a cracking chippie just outside.

mine would have to be Forfar just for the bridies:D

oh yes cany beat a forfar bridie likes

I knew you were gonna say that before i even read yer post

Yeah he has a one track mind, always thinking about his belly

Probably Forfar. Nice tidy wee ground and great quality catering.

Somerset for me,closely followed by Cappielow.

Somerset without a doubt. The banter at the segregation fence reminds me of the old Cappielow. Excellent stuff and always look forward to it. Only if the pie stall wasn't for millionaires.

Somerset must have the best toilets for away fans too!!

San Starko for me.

Great view from the away stand, always a good run up there and we usually get a result.

Rovers fans are alright as well.


We're going to the Recs today and that would be my second choice. I love that place, a proper old school fitba' ground.

Balmoor, no question.

For purely drink reasons of course, after all, thats what an away trip's all about.

Is your eyesight failing in yer auld age?

Look at the topic heading: Favourite away GROUND.

Drink is not mentioned

Proper shitehole more like.

Voted for Forfar hope I still like it come 4.45 also like Brechin, Stirling which is one of the better new grounds and Alloa.

I have to say there's not a ground I don't like apart from Cappielow - but only because we have to sit in that awful main stand now. The benches behind the nets used to be one of my favourite away experiences. I reckon a few Morton fans are voting for their own ground on this one, as I can't believe anybody has it as their favourite!

Forthbank loses points as you can't watch from behind the goal. Do they ever open that funny bit of terracing?

Forfar for the bridies...no question really

Aye....but only when big teams come to town

The only reason we have the terracing is because without it the ground wouldn't have been big enough to qualify for some SFA grant. We therefore stuck on a few rows of terracing at each end to make sure our capacity was over the required number. Even though we rarely use it it's nice to have the option and it does make the ground feel a bit more complete than some of the one stand jobs you get these days.

PaulC

so what's it like then Morton fans?

Aye, but the pubs are an integral part of the whole away day experience.

Basically, I like grounds with terracing, and hate all seated grounds. No particular favourite, but if I had to pick one from this division it would be Forfar.

I quite like Cappielow other than the unbelievably cramped seating and the horrific music.

Forfar. Bridies and a great view from the big terracing (behind the far away goal once you enter the ground).

Well, it should be

After todays result it has to be Recreation Park!

But seriously I like any ground that does not have segregation, its good to have banter with the oposition fans but I realise that this is not possible at most grounds in Scotland.

We used it once.....

Somerset for me, although I like the atmosphere in Cappielow too.



See you chaps next season, Morton excepted.

Peterhead is good for away games. The ground is decent and I like the close proximity behind the goals, still laugh at the thought of Paul "Alien heid" Mathers!

i like brechin, its a tidy wee park an has the "hedge"

forthbank is not bad either and the stands are built the way stair parks should of been

balmoor is tidy as well and always a good day out

Forfar nae qualms

Forthbank, 6 votes, yer haying a laugh, sad Binos fans voting for there own...though ams ure there not the only ones.

And 4 for Central Park

Glebe Park has the hedge, Central Park feels like it should have the Berlin Wall!

My favourite away ground... Alloa probably, but then I haven't visited Forfar or Peterhead, which seem to be other people's favourites.

Probably Station Park (bridies + no segregation ), though tbh I like most of the grounds in the second, with the exception of Stair Park

Forthbank is not bad as new identikit lego stadia go, but I prefer terracing.


Have still never managed to Balmoor or Central Park, hopefully that'll change this season.

I voted for Forthbank. I've always liked it for some reason, maybe because I have a soft spot for Stirling Albion and I don't mind Stirling the City either. It's also a wee bit different from most other 'new' seated stadiums.

My first visit was about 97/98 maybe. Morton went 2 -0 up Duffield and Mahood only for Albion to score two near the end. One from Landry Zahani-Oni.






Another reason would be because on of my favourite away games ever was played there. 2002/03 Morton looked like they had lost any chance of the 3rd Division. Got ourselves back in it in the last few games but the 3-0 win we got at Forthbank when they opened the terrace to let us cram in behind the goal (see quotes above ) seemed to be the moment we realised we would win it. Everything just seemed to fall into place.

Voted for the Recs purely because it eventually will be the loss of a bygone age as well as being a good place for an away win The pies are extremely acceptable as well!

Peterhead - Mainly because its 20 minutes away when raith play rather than travelling to Starks from Aberdeen

Station Park by miles, been a big fan of it since my fist visit back in 19canteen.

The worst in the league is Cappielow, a god forsaken hovel in the arse end of nowhere.

I canae decide between Station Park, with the best terrace in scottish football at the non market end, and Somerset Park (5 mins fae the hoose) but a throw back to grounds I remember fae ma youth.

Good memory have we?

Must do, I can remember the rovers winning there

Why on earth would you not beleive anyone would have Cappielow as their fav ground - I agree that the Stand is a bit of a nightmare due to poor leg romm, but it is a tidy ground with good atmosphere and an great playing surface.

Sound like you havn't been to many football grounds in Scotland.

Only been to 35 current grounds and another 10 or so defunct ones and Cappielow is my least favourite ground out of the lot, haven't liked it since the first time I went there back in circa 1985 when Morton were in the Premier League.

I would agree, thee are not many grounds I haven't been to and Mortons is up there with the worst of them. That bloody stand was surely designed for guys with no legs!

We always get beat there too

Why?

(So Cappielow is a worse ground than Central Park or Recreation Park for example {no disrespect to Cowden or Alloa})

I must admit that I enjoy going to every groung in Scotland (and as you say, many that are sadly no longer with us) - but why you would think that Cappielow is so bad is beyond me - jealousy I dare say. But everyone is entitled to their opinion.

Cos I don't like it or Greenock, a festering blight on the face of Scotland.





Aye jealous of having a decrepit ground built for midgets in the arse end of nowhere.



Indeed they are and Cappielow is my least favourite ground.

Youre mabe right - a couple of shoe box no charecter plastic stands in the middle of nowhere is probably better than a traditional football ground with a bit of history.

Compared to Cappielow, YES!

Yep, wouldn't be great if every ground in Scotland was a little plastic box, all identical with no atmosphere and no history. I'm not so sure?

(Bring back the likes of Douglas Park etc. I say)

However, enjoy your football in you little faceless box and I'll see you next time the Ton come to visit