JOE MARLER:
#3. Twickenham Stadium
Brilliant viewing lines for all 82,000 fans, comfortable seats, good facilities. It’s where big stuff happens, World Cup finals and semi-finals, Heineken Cup finals, Premiership finals, huge England matches.
Marler said: “The home of English rugby I always feel privileged to play there.”
#2. Principality Stadium (Wales)
The Old Cardiff Arms Park was great but everything about the Millennium Stadium – renamed later as the Principality Stadium – is nigh on perfect save from some early teething problems with the turf which can struggle a little when the roof is on for prolonged periods.
Marler said: ““For me, it’s the greatest stadium I’ve ever played in. I really believe that, with the atmosphere you get. The drive through Cardiff, as an away team can be a bit ropey. It’s f***ing brilliant.”
#1. Twickenham Stoop
Nice tight little ground with great facilities. Bars under the stands and plenty of food and franchise stands to keep queues short.
Marler said: “For me, the Stoop is a very special place. It’s more than a stadium to me and the atmosphere the last few seasons has been electric.”