Football grounds located on river?

[Redlips]

Doing my bit as a quiz master.

how many football grounds out of the 92 are situated next to a river?

1. I have the riverside stadium
2. The city ground
3. Craven cottage

anymore?

 

[Borobuddah]

Peterborough

 

[Edis_Pilf]

Doing my bit as a quiz master.

how many football grounds out of the 92 are situated next to a river?

1. I have the riverside stadium
2. The city ground
3. Craven cottage

anymore?

Sunderland, Leicester, Swansea, Walsall

 

[bear66]

Grimsby, Wigan (canal)

 

[bear66]

West Ham

 

[El Guapo]

Southampton

 

[bear66]

Derby

 

[Cuthbert]

Notts County too.

 

[bear66]

Norwich and Ipswich

 

[Edis_Pilf]

You may be better asking for football grounds not located by a river at this rate.

 

[Cuthbert]

You may be better asking for football grounds not located by a river at this rate.

Oldham Athletic.

 

[Zoophonic]

Sheff Wed

Blackburn

 

[Redlips]

It is question that needs loads of answers to help teams who are going solo.

last week the question was name as many Olympic track and field events.

 

[Subbuteo_171]

Tadcaster Albion.

 

[Mr_Fridge]

Tadcaster Albion.

Next to the river, not in it...

 

[Fifeboro]

Doing my bit as a quiz master.

how many football grounds out of the 92 are situated next to a river?

1. I have the riverside stadium
2. The city ground
3. Craven cottage

anymore?

Evertons new stadium is next to the mersey

 

[Tryasize10]

Old Trafford is on the Bridgewater Canal. Does that count?

Citeh's ground also on a canal

 

[bear66]

Chester, Carlisle and Cardiff

 

[NZBoro1]

Shrewsbury - didn't they employ a guy in a boat to get the ball when it got kicked out of the ground?

Good and bad memory's of that ground!!

 

[Liamo]

Also Huddersfield, Lincoln and Leicester.

Edit: on checking, Lincoln is on a water course (Sincil Dike) and 500 yards from the River Witham so perhaps not "on a river" as such, depending on your definition. (And Leicester was already mentioned).