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Discover LudwigThe phrase "around this stadium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or area that is in the vicinity of a stadium.
Example: "There are several restaurants and shops around this stadium that fans can visit before the game."
Alternatives: "in the vicinity of this stadium" or "near this stadium".
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That was the moment the applause swept around this stadium.
And in the closing moments here it is doubtful if "Will Grigg's on fire" has ever reverberated around this stadium with greater noise and fervour.
And you looked around this stadium and... Baltimore!
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Everton boss Sam Allardyce, speaking to BBC Sport: "It was nice to see this stadium, looking around and seeing it full with the welcome.
Gardner's goal seemed sufficient finally to convince those initially underwhelmed by Megson's appointment to adopt a warmer approach to their new "Ginger Mourinho", sending chants of "Megson, Megson, give us a wave," echoing around this wonderful stadium.
Both sides began tentatively in an opening spell punctuated by a series of misplaced passes perhaps explicable by a mixture of the sense of occasion and the slippery surface which became the product of the rain swirling around this magnificent stadium.
It was the most perfect combination of technique and talent, drawing gasps from around this iconic stadium when it was replayed on the four giant screens that hang from the roof of the vast bowl.
"Everybody in this stadium and around the country was concerned," Fisher said.
"If we do this around the stadium, we will have the flag of Iran just by sitting there," one message said.
We need heavy clouds around the stadium this evening.
There have been many violent incidents in the past, but in recent years there has been less violence around the stadium, though this is more to do with police presence than the will of the fans".
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