Anyone have up to dat pitch dimensions for Premiership?

[Viva_Palmeiras]

from a post on Kerrydale St from 2006…

OK, I got the following info from the Scottish Football Ground Guide at http://www.apwj49.dsl.pipex.com

I know some of these will surprise a lot of people.
Some I had to convert to yards from metres.

1. ICT: 115 X 80 or 9200 square yards
2. Ibrox: 115X 78 or 8970 square yards
3. Celtic Park: 115 X 75 or 8625 square yards
4. Rugby Park: 115 X 74 or 8510 square yards
5. Easter Road: 112 X 74 or 8288 square yards
6. Fir Park: 110 X 75 or 8250 square yards
7. Dunfermline: 115 X 71 or 8165 square yards
8T Dundee U: 110 X 72 or 7920 square yards
8T Aberdeen: 110 X 72 or 7920 square yards
8T Falkirk: 110 X 72 or 7920 square yards
9. Tynecastle: 107 X 74 or 7918 square yards
10.St. Mirren 110 X 70 or 7777 square yards

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from a post on Kerrydale St from 2006…

OK, I got the following info from the Scottish Football Ground Guide at http://www.apwj49.dsl.pipex.com

I know some of these will surprise a lot of people.
Some I had to convert to yards from metres.

1. ICT: 115 X 80 or 9200 square yards
2. Ibrox: 115X 78 or 8970 square yards
3. Celtic Park: 115 X 75 or 8625 square yards
4. Rugby Park: 115 X 74 or 8510 square yards
5. Easter Road: 112 X 74 or 8288 square yards
6. Fir Park: 110 X 75 or 8250 square yards
7. Dunfermline: 115 X 71 or 8165 square yards
8T Dundee U: 110 X 72 or 7920 square yards
8T Aberdeen: 110 X 72 or 7920 square yards
8T Falkirk: 110 X 72 or 7920 square yards
9. Tynecastle: 107 X 74 or 7918 square yards
10.St. Mirren 110 X 70 or 7777 square yards

Premier League Pitch Sizes 2022/23
Team Stadium Length (Metres) Width (Metres) Volume (Metres)
Arsenal Emirates Stadium 105 68 7,140
Aston Villa Villa Park 105 68 7,140
Bournemouth Dean Court 105 68 7,140
Brentford Gtech Community Stadium 105 68 7,140
Brighton and Hove Albion Falmer Stadium 105 68 7,140
Chelsea Stamford Bridge 103.3 67.7 6,993.41
Crystal Palace Selhurst Park 101 68 6,868
Evetron Goodison Park 100.48 68 6,832.64
Fulham Craven Cottage 100 65 6,500
Leeds United Elland Road 105 68 7,140
Leicester City King Power Stadium 105 68 7,140
Liverpool Anfield 101 68 6,868
Manchester City City of Manchester Stadium 105 68 7,140
Manchester United Old Trafford 105 68 7,140
Newcastle United St. James’ Park 105 68 7,140
Nottingham Forest City Ground 105.2 71.3 7,500.76
Southampton St Mary’s Stadium 105 68 7,140
Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 105 68 7,140
West Ham United London Stadium 105 68 7,140
Wolverhampton Wanderers Molineux Stadium 105 68 7,140
Last updated: 31/07/22

[CMac1988]

Not sure how up to date this site is but pricing seems fairly recent and the teams are in the right leagues. Doesn't mean the pitch dimensions are recent right enough:

https://footballgroundguide.com/leag...gue-clubs.html


... Actually they look to match up with what you've already got so assume that's may be the source they used for most clubs.

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Better effort but you missed an E in date 🫣

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lim still pushing on the door of the “School for the gifted” with the “pull” sign in full view :)

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[Viva_Palmeiras]

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110 x 72 yards Aberdeen


105m x 68m Celtic
114 x 74 yards


110 x 72 yards Dundee Utd


107 x 74 yards Hearts


112 x 74 yards Hibernian


115 x 74 yards Kilmarnock


110 x 76 yards Livingston


110 x 75 yards Motherwell


115 x 78 yards Rangers


100 x 75 yards Ross County


115 x 75 yards St Johnstone


110 x 70 yards St Mirren

[tamig]

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110 x 72 yards Aberdeen


105m x 68m Celtic
114 x 74 yards


110 x 72 yards Dundee Utd


107 x 74 yards Hearts


112 x 74 yards Hibernian


115 x 74 yards Kilmarnock


110 x 76 yards Livingston


110 x 75 yards Motherwell


115 x 78 yards Rangers


100 x 75 yards Ross County


115 x 75 yards St Johnstone


110 x 70 yards St Mirren

There’s no way Tynecastle is the same width as ER. Not a chance.

[Viva_Palmeiras]

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There’s no way Tynecastle is the same width as ER. Not a chance.

I can’t verify the sources but those given above appear to be at odds with this which suggests a width of 64 (yards I presume but it does not state)



https://www.football-stadiums.co.uk/...nd/tynecastle/

looking at the other teams pitches would appear to claim that Hibs Celtic and Rangers pitches have the same dimension.

[Glory Lurker]

Off topic but no wonder this country is going to the dogs, still doing things in "yards".

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Off topic but no wonder this country is going to the dogs, still doing things in "yards".

I was in the process of converting but multi-tasking and gave up ;) but the dimensions provided were all in yards. To be precise. In metres you’re gonna need to take it to cm and mm level. In any case the rules of association football (I think it may even have been referred to as soccer too back in the day) was talked of the pitch dimensions being in yards. Same with golf I’d imagine.

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Off topic but no wonder this country is going to the dogs, still doing things in "yards".

Im old school and at work myself and other like minded old school still use yards, inches and pounds instead of kilos etc, I can convert but dont bother, if I write any measurement in inches, yards or weight in pounds or stone then most if not all understand, and Im not changing now 🤣

[marinello59]

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Im old school and at work myself and other like minded old school still use yards, inches and pounds instead of kilos etc, I can convert but dont bother, if I write any measurement in inches, yards or weight in pounds or stone then most if not all understand, and Im not changing now ��

I just get the slide rule out and do the conversion on it.

[I'm Spartacus]

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Off topic but no wonder this country is going to the dogs, still doing things in "yards".

Dogs are the best thing about this country.

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I just get the slide rule out and do the conversion on it.

What is a slide rule ? 🤣

[marinello59]

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What is a slide rule ? 🤣

That’s one for us real old school types.

[Purple & Green]

105 x 68 metres is a full size pitch?
114ish x 74ish yards

Fairly sure ER is full size.

I seem to remember Tynecastle is or was around 100 x 64 metres.

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That’s one for us real old school types.

Im going to have to google that 🤣

[JeMeSouviens]

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105 x 68 metres is a full size pitch?
114ish x 74ish yards

Fairly sure ER is full size.

I seem to remember Tynecastle is or was around 100 x 64 metres.

Yes, that's right. 100x64 is UEFA's minimum. They had to take seats out behind the goals to get to that size.

Easter Road reached a full size 105x68 in 2000 when the new main stand was built, allowing enough room, and the slope was flattened. Before that, the pitch was narrower and a little offset with respect to the the FF and South stands.

[brog]

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Yes, that's right. 100x64 is UEFA's minimum. They had to take seats out behind the goals to get to that size.

Easter Road reached a full size 105x68 in 2000 when the new main stand was built, allowing enough room, and the slope was flattened. Before that, the pitch was narrower and a little offset with respect to the the FF and South stands.

From memory that's correct. To put it into perspective, ER is a whole penalty area larger than Tiny.

[CentreLine]

Rugby Park is now smaller than those measurements given. They significantly reduced the size of their pitch when Steve Clarke was there. It is still possible to see the shadows of the original lines on the plastic pitch. The reduction in width is fairly disguised on TV pictures as the reduction was done on the same side as the main cameras. It doesn’t help that I have no idea what the dimensions actually are though.

[Kato]

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Rugby Park is now smaller than those measurements given. They significantly reduced the size of their pitch when Steve Clarke was there. It is still possible to see the shadows of the original lines on the plastic pitch. The reduction in width is fairly disguised on TV pictures as the reduction was done on the same side as the main cameras. It doesn’t help that I have no idea what the dimensions actually are though.

Killie in the past were always named as having the biggest pitch.

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[where'stheslope]

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Killie in the past were always named as having the biggest pitch.

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In the past it was always St Johnstone's old Muirton Park pitch was the biggest playing area in Scotland and maybe even Britain!!

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Killie in the past were always named as having the biggest pitch.

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They certainly had a big pitch then reduced it significantly in size under Steve Clarke. Prior to season 19/20 they increased it again, I think fir a European qualifier but the shrunk it again for their first home league match. Don’t believe it’s been increased since then. I still don’t know the dimensions but there are clear pictures of all that if only I knew how to put them on here.

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In the past it was always St Johnstone's old Muirton Park pitch was the biggest playing area in Scotland and maybe even Britain!!

I caught aunt Swally mention something about during his punditry on StJs vS the Gers that which prompted my queries….