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Micah Richards names Stoke as the most HOSTILE ground he’s played at as an opposing player

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‘Stoke!?… They don’t even know where it is!’: Micah Richards leaves Jamie Carragher and Thierry Henry in hysterics as he names the bet365 Stadium as the most HOSTILE ground he’s played at as an opposing player

  • Micah Richards didn’t win any of his five trips to Stoke City as an opposing player
  • Ex-defender lost their twice with Manchester City, drawing the other three
  • Richards did score once at the Potters during a 1-1 draw in November 2010











Stoke City away in the Premier League was a fixture that daunted many opponents and it’s clear that the bet365 Stadium has left its mark on Micah Richards.

‘Can they do it on a cold rainy night in Stoke,’ became a phrase synonymous with the Potters during their 10-year stint in the Premier League (2008-18).

The Staffordshire side’s home ground became somewhat of a fortress with it’s narrow pitch and the crowd on top of the players, making it an intimidating place often.

Micah Richards left his CBS Sports colleagues in hysterics with an answer on Tuesday night

Richards had Jamie Carragher laughing in disbelief that Stoke was his most hostile ground

Richards had Jamie Carragher laughing in disbelief that Stoke was his most hostile ground

Kate Abdo and Thierry Henry were also laughing at Richards' statement about playing there

Kate Abdo and Thierry Henry were also laughing at Richards’ statement about playing there

In a quickfire round of questions on CBS Sports’ ‘In the Mixer’ segment, host Kate Abdo asked TV punditry trio Richards, Jamie Carragher and Thierry Henry what is the most hostile ground that they’ve played in.

‘Bastia – the Stade de Furiani,’ said Henry, while Carragher’s reply of ‘Galatasaray’ brought ‘ooos’ on set.

However, Richards’ answer wasn’t met with a serious reaction as Carragher and Henry couldn’t believe their ears.

‘Stoke on Trent,’ said Richards – bringing cries of…

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Source : dailymail

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