If the beating heart of a football club has always been the supporters, the stadium a team calls home must be its body.
Up-sizing a ground can often provide teams with a lucrative opportunity for growth but moving is also an emotional wrench for fans.
Sportsmail takes a look back at some of the major stadium switches from down the years.
Middlesbrough – Ayresome Park to Riverside Stadium (1995)
Capacity increase: 7,079 (26,667 to 33,746)
League at time of move: Premier League
League now: Championship
The Teessiders left Ayresome Park as a result of the 1990 Taylor report, which banned standing in English football stadia.