Here you will find information about the stadiums within the Fortress League. Stadiums are part of what makes a club unique, and Fortress boasts some of the most advanced and charismatic (run down) stadia in the IAG footballing world. From the 'world class' Fortress WH Lane, to the new set of smaller modern stadiums such as Dumpton Park and The Vineyard, via the Stadium of Kaos and it's boiling point atmosphere, there is something to suit the taste of every footballing fan whatever their architectural or atmospherical taste.
Fortress WH Lane (42,800)
With world class facilities, Fortress WH Lane is recognised as one of the greatest stadiums on itsagoal.com, both for its atmosphere and its playing surface. Designed by JustTooGood, the stadium was meant to be spacious and comfortable while still keeping the noise contained to create the best atmosphere possible. The roof has become an iconic representation of the club since its constructiion in season nine and the stadium has the largest capacity of any Fortress stadium.
For more information about Fortress WH Lane, visit the White Hart Winners website.
Dumpton Park (6,800)
Dumpton Park is known to have one of the best atmospheres in the Fortress league, but stands out primarily as one of the pioneers in Fortress stadium construction. Much of the design ethos has influenced the building of the newer areas of Fortress WH Lane and numerous other stadiums throughout the league, making it a focal point for stadium designers across the footballing world. Many of the Stadia for Englands forthcoming World Cup bids will be designed around the idea of a state of the art facility which maintains the atmosphere of an old fashioned stadium. An idea which originated at Dumpton Park.
For more information on Dumpton Park and it's design visit the Rusholme Rangers website run by it's designer JustTooGood
New Nene Stadium (21,200)
Blackshaw Lane (28,000)
The Granite Stadium (18,800)
The Vineyard (6,800)
Ottershaw Lane (13,800)
Stadio Della Asino (18,800)
Stadium of Kaos (7,250)
Twenty Fields (20,000)
