Oct 8 2010, 09:24 AM
QUOTE(Zan81 @ Oct 6 2010, 12:34 AM)
Its kinda difficult to judge the "best" stadia without actually being there. Its really really really different watching on TV and in the stadium itself. Heck, even watching Malaysia Cup in the stadium can be damn exciting, provided of course, there's a capacity crowd.
For me, I have to say the best games I've watched were in the old Stadium Merdeka. Wooden seats, almost absent leg room, awful food and the "feewit" whenever the cameraman shows a hot chick in the crowd, but that's what made it special! And whenever Selangor played Singapore, it was even better, especially when we sing "Inilah Barisan Kita"!
I also like the Shah Alam stadium. There's nothing like thousand of Selangor fans with their face paints, waving their flags when the "Kecemerlangan" song hits the air waves. And we also used to do this foot stomp thing, and the whole stadium will "bergegar"!
It was awesome!
(I have a feeling not a lot will know what I'm talking about
)
in Malaysia the bigger stadiums like Shah Alam and Bukit Jalil does not bring optimum satisfaction for fans ( at least to me) due to the track which positioned fans far away from pitch. The first tier also built very flat taking you ever further away from the pitch if you want to get an higher view. I think new stadium design it to be more steep. And you have to get an higher view because your view will be blocked by the fences if you sit lower and nearer to the pitch. For me, I have to say the best games I've watched were in the old Stadium Merdeka. Wooden seats, almost absent leg room, awful food and the "feewit" whenever the cameraman shows a hot chick in the crowd, but that's what made it special! And whenever Selangor played Singapore, it was even better, especially when we sing "Inilah Barisan Kita"!
I also like the Shah Alam stadium. There's nothing like thousand of Selangor fans with their face paints, waving their flags when the "Kecemerlangan" song hits the air waves. And we also used to do this foot stomp thing, and the whole stadium will "bergegar"!
It was awesome!
(I have a feeling not a lot will know what I'm talking about
)IMHO smaller stadiums like KLFA Stadium in Cheras and Selayang Stadium bring a much better experience to fans.
This post has been edited by aressandro10: Oct 8 2010, 09:29 AM
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