Paul Kaye - the actor and comedian behind Dennis Pennis - tells us why he gets such a kick from Highbury stadium. As a listed building, thanks to the 1930s art deco East Stand, he reckons it's the classiest football ground in the country. And as a fanatical Arsenal supporter, he's not going to let anyone disagree with him. Watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Worldwide YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcworldwide

Comments

1. It's what the last song?
2. Ironically the new Arsenal stadium is a 'shopping centre' and not a million miles away from how Chelsea stadium turned out - cash cow. Luxury over priced flats probably built on that land now. Shocking country.
3. Correction: Highbury itself was built in 1913 but the east stand Art Deco bit that he's in was built in 1931
4. This fella's a typical goon.
5. Amazing
6. It is now, but not pre 2006.
7. Well, Ibrox is the classiest football stadium in Britain, fact
8. *Description... But you should know who he is anyway!
9. Walked past there today on the way to see Green Day at the Emirates, and thought of you Paul ;)
10. What an utter tool
11. And now it's been nuked
12. EIE
13. Pukka, highbury forever.
14. that makes no sense whatsoever.
15. What about the videos that show it being demolished?
16. @kanenkitten yeah and in the industrial estate you'v got 8 2 much hahahaha
17. Surely Tottenham Court Road would still count. Not that I give a toss about football.
18. they didnt knock it down as such..it was turned into apartments in the same shape as the stadium with a park where the pitch was and it features a lot of arsenal stuff..its called highbury square and robert pires (gunners legend) bought two apts.
19. Thank you clone2burst. That's it !!
20. Its all gone Pete Tong?