Sentence examples for dangerous stadia from inspiring English sources

The sport burst onto the scene in the 1980s by presenting itself as a totally different proposition to football, which at that time was plagued by hooliganism and dwindling crowds attending matches in decrepit and sometimes dangerous stadia.

Quirky (and often dangerous) stadiums were replaced by what Stride and Thomas have called "identikit stadia evoking little memory or tradition".

Record crowds gathered at stadia.

But those stadia cannot be unbuilt.

New York stadia need not be staid.

"Football is connecting people in the stadia and connecting people outside the stadia," Blatter said.

"My number one priority was that I wanted full stadia.

Stadia hairs were first applied by James Watt in 1771.

But this has only pushed the problems outside stadia".

Today politics is on the decline in the stadia.

"Most stadia in London have natural segregation; streets, buildings etc.