Watched my team get beat at this stadium. Cannot fault the geordie fans, they were great fun and had plenty of banter. Stadium and it facilities first class.
no place like it... from the day I walked in with my son for his first match at SJP it has been our home from home. It brings all the joy and excitement, all the pain and disappointment.... it is a theatre of dreams and nightmares... on a good day - totally awesome. If you are not a fan it is still worth a tour round the ground which incorporates both old and new stands, a view to the North Sea and history of this fascinating club
I've been to St. James' three times and I've been lucky enough to see us register two wins and a draw which is fantastic considering our away record. There's no words to describe that view from the away end, high up in the clouds, a wonderful view over the city, that lovely wind brushing through the stadium and what usely is a great atmosphere.
Personally, it's my fave ground in the country other than The Cottage.
Was the only one who turned up for the 11 O'Clock tour. Despite this I was given a personal tour by a very nice and knowledgable tour guide who went by the name of John. Had an excellent experience and was shown all the main parts of the stadium tour. Would just like to register my profound thanks here and recommend the tour to anyone with even a passing interest in football. The whole thing made my day.
Very modern stadium, one of the largest in the UK but despite that the history is still very much alive and present. The Sir Bobby Robson suite is heartening and a perfect tribute to the greatest England football manager of my generation as are his family seats in the stadium. The Magpie restaurant does nice Sunday roasts too. Definitely worth a visit if you're a football fan.
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