Robert Millan a month ago

My latest experience again with hampden was the Scotland v Greece game and a 3-0 gubbing, it was unfortunately my 10 year old sons 1st game but unlike myself I'd been to the stadium many a times since the 90s for mostly football games and 1 concert and I've never experienced a good night at any of the times here. Every 1 of the football matches, my team has lost and the concert (Oasis) i didn't enjoy due to too many wee neds out there face and a fight breaking out in front of us, but for the football , if your behind the goals you feel your 100 miles away from the pitch and then trying to get home is a nightmare with a 20 mile que into Mount Florida train station. I honestly think they should use Murrayfield as the National stadium for Scotland.

robert barnsley 5 months ago

Probably only deserves a four as a stadium, bit too open and friendly, doesn’t create the cauldron effect you want for your national stadium. However as a long suffering member of the Scotland supporters club, I just can’t mark it down, also the fans make up for the stadium

Graeme Lynch 6 months ago

I was here to see Scotland v Portugal and it reminds me why I'm really not a fan of Hampden. Getting to and from the stadium is an absolute nightmare. There are other stadiums in Glasgow that are much harder to travel to and from. The pitch is so far away from the stands you honestly need binoculars. I struggled to see the action at the other end, and that's with my glasses on. Ordered a pie, crisps and bottle of water and it came to £9. If you combine all that with the difficulty I had getting in (qr code wouldn't work at the gate) then it's not a great place to visit. Scotland's national stadium deserves better.