Why do the stadiums in the Premier League look so small?

1 The most important thing is that there is no runway. British athletes have a special training hall to train the track. For example, if the country wants to hold a large-scale track and field event, it will be held in a large national stadium, and these places are too big to see Pisces, and small clubs can't afford high venues, so it is the first choice to use small venues as professional venues.

Communication skills, the camera is close to the horizontal line of the stadium, and you can see that the distance between players is closer visually. When you return to the stadium, you can see that the edge of the stadium is the edge of the audience, and there is no distance between them.

(a point that no one else has mentioned)

3 display of British culture and British football culture. I study civil engineering, and the buildings in each area have their own characteristics, thus forming their own culture. Gloomy English buildings, ancient railway stations and developed sewers are the most authentic cultural displays in Britain. As a kind of architecture, stadiums are no exception. The stadium in England is very similar to the surrounding buildings, which is not only the local culture, but also the football culture in England. You will see 19 ... or 18 ... on the stadium, and then the runway will not be combined with the football field, so there is no runway. So a hundred years later, although billboards, seats and many things have been changed, the runway has not been added, just to preserve the ancient British style, spread British culture and tell everyone that the blue of football is still swaying.

It also fully proves the conservatism of the British.