92 glossy pages of football trips around Europe and… Why were you looking forward to this game and visiting the ground itself?How easy was your journey/finding the ground/car parking?What you did before the game pub/chippy etc, and were the home fans friendly?What you thought on seeing the ground, first impressions of away end then other sides of the stadium?Comment on the game itself, atmosphere, stewards, pies, facilities etc..Comment on getting away from the ground after the game
Fair play though it's nice to see a small club and town doing well in the Premier League.To be honest, I wasn't much looking forward to it. All the stands are one tier high and the stadium has four large floodlights situated at each corner of the ground. In one of the unfilled corners beside the Main Stand is a modern 4 storey office block. It definitely seemed more like a home match for Aberdeen, with 3,800 fans out of a total crowd of 5,600. Livi could have in fact doubled their lead when Adam Lithgow's ambitious scorpion-kick attempt went inches wide. It had taken about 15 minutes to walk to the Lime Kiln from the stadium, because I went the long way around, but managed to find a more direct shortcut on the way back which took less than five minutes, which is useful to know for next time.Even though Almondvale is a relatively modern stadium, having opened in the 1990s, from the outside it does now look to be showing a few signs of wear and tear and it could do with having a lick of paint in some places, especially at the entrances. In the Summer of 2018, a new artificial 3G pitch was installed at the stadium replacing the grass surface. Then another train to Livingston which only took 20 from Edinburgh. Almondvale Stadium is the home ground of Livingston FC. There is a television gantry housed at the back of the East Stand. The atmosphere matched the game too, Livingston fans were quite simply superb throughout the 90 minutes, while Rangers' support, while big in number, were a long way from what I had expected of them. It cost me £5 for a car parking spot but it was very bad weather (so bad I thought the match would be postponed!) They have a great team at the moment, and in the closest Scottish League race for many years, I hope that more people in Livingston will turn out and support their town's team because they have been playing well throughout this season.This was the third of three games in mine and my mates' trip up to Scotland and easily the biggest.
I don't know why we didn't sing a lot considering we had just come back from the dead in the Edinburgh derby to earn a replay at Easter Road. As I live in Edinburgh it's an easy trip.Very easy. A five-minute walk back to my bus stop and I was back in central Edinburgh just after 6pm.Overall it was okay because Dundee got three desperately needed points at a ground where most teams have got nothing this season.This was my first trip to Livingston's ground, so was looking forward to that. Neither side really threatened to score except when Josh Mullin hit the bar for Livingston. The stadium has an interesting set of four large floodlights.George Hobb a visiting Hearts supporter adds, 'The club grew from the ashes of the former Meadowbank Thistle who played in Edinburgh until in a move similar to NFL franchises, it was moved lock stock and barrel to Livingston. Aberdeen got a second a few minutes later, and then almost right at the end, after a poor back pass from McKenna was intercepted by a Livingston attacker, they managed to pull one back, but Aberdeen held out for a 2-1 win in the end which is a great result, especially as Livingston have been on very good form at home this season. The stadium is compact but tidy looking.
The first didn't seem like much, but the second definitely did look like a penalty and the referee took some stick from the Aberdeen fans for not giving it.
I entered the stadium at about 4.45pm.The Toni Macaroni arena is very impressive from the inside, although it is fairly cramped when going through the turnstiles. It had also previously been called the "West Lothian Courier Stadium". I think I might have struggled a bit to find the stadium if I didn't have my satnav.
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