If you spend the night at my place and your clothing ends up strewn across the floor, I won't mind…read morethat you left your Bra in My Hall. (brainmyhall) as long as your Lane down in my bed. In fact this stadium is named after the concept... Brainmyhall Lane. First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this stadium - I absolutely love Bramall Lane. It's infinitely better than Hillsborough, the other Sheffield stadium. I've seen Oxford play here (and get beaten) a long time ago, but recently I saw a Sheffield home game in League Two, and the fans were just as loud as any Prem stadium! They're such amazing passionate fans and this is just such a cauldron. I've seen maybe 3 games here and can't wait to go to a 4th, probably in 2016. I have pictures of my time here and will always consider a part of me a SUFC supporter because of these intense experiences. I've been to most UK & US stadiums, due to lifelong obsessions with travel, sport & especially footy (soccer to Americans). Born & raised in England, I followed Oxford United (hometown team) to stadia all over the country at away games, and later Liverpool (fave team) around. Every stadium review - like all my reviews - are from first-hand personal experience, usually from several visits. In 2011, I was on music tour in the UK, and visited most stadiums for fun in my spare time. As recently as Fall 2014, when I was "stuck" in UK for 3 months, I went to hundreds yet again while travelling. I have pictures of me at most, which I'll post later. Also, when back in UK I'll take more pix, and add more stadia! *** return to regular review *** This is one of the best stadiums in England, easily. It's loud, obnoxious, intense, modern and rebuilt, but old and historical. It's closed in, it's beautiful, it's fantastic. I don't even particularly love Sheffield United, but they have a hell of a tradition, a hell of a support, and a hell of a team. The Blades. Bramall holds 32k people and gets intense crowds for sure. It's right near town and is a wonderful place to watch footy. It was built way the hell back in 1855 too so it's one of the oldest grounds in the UK. Back in those days, rent for the ground was 70 pounds a year... haha. 1862 was the first footy game... Sheffield FC vs Hallam FC. England have played here 5 times. There are 10 or 12 other reviews for this stadium, but they are incorrectly under the club page for SUFC. Hopefully theywill be moved over here soon.

We've mainly visited Owlerton for the greyhound racing…read more If you check the local press the week before you plan to go to watch the dogs, there are usually a few offers around that include entry, race cards and food. You have the choice of a few bars and either a sit-down meal or pie and peas and the like from the kitchen. It's a good place to go in the summer as there's plenty of space to sit outside and it's always interesting to watch the people taking big money to the trackside bookies. A very good night out if there's a group of you!

Olwerton Stadium hosts greyhound racing on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Entry is usually…read morequite cheap - check their website or give them a ring before going as there is always special offers on, especially if there is a large group of you going. There are several bars (although to get a seat you need to be there early) or you can stand outside to watch the races. The drinks are a bit pricey. There are Tote betting kiosks all around the stadium if you fancy a bet (you can bet from as little as 50p) and some trackside bookmakers. On a busy night there is a great atmosphere and is a great night out whether or not you want to have a bet! If you do like a flutter you can continue your night at the casino next door.

Shit hole, lost the match, coffees poor, chili dog was bad.Only has 2 flud lights, service was good…read morethough.

Much more charm inside the ground than the Brentford stadium. Outside it appears to have been built…read moreon a old industrial site whereas Brentford is in a cosmopolitain area.

Graves Park is the largest public park in Sheffield and is located in the south of the city. It…read morecontains the Rose Garden Cafe as well as the much loved Rare Breeds animal park. Numerous sports are played in the park such as football, cricket, tennis, bowls and golf while the rolling hills and wide paths are perfect for bike rides. The ponds are also well stocked with fish that have got nice and fat eating the bread intended for the ducks. Hidden off the beaten track into the woods are the remains of an amphitheatre and there are also a number of carved wooden sculptures hidden around in various states of disrepair. There are three car parks. One located behind the sports pavilion on Cobnar Road, one at the animal park at the top of Warminster Road and one near the tennis courts on Charles Ashmore Road.

Graves park is cleverly hidden away in the south of Sheffield. Once you are in graves park it is…read moreeasy to forget that you are surrounded by city and cars. Access is easy and it has a reasonably sized car park on the south end and a big car park on its north face (near the little farm zoo). The park is clean and well kept and during the summer has some colourful wildlife. There are plenty of open fields which host plenty of events from motor shows to fair grounds, and great wooded areas with paved tracks providing an easy way to travel through them.