Who is doing all 92 football league grounds? (Which grounds do you have remaining?)

[Buttsy]

I've done the following (current ground unless noted):

PREMIERSH*T: Chelsea, Southampton (The Dell), Tottenham, Arsenal (Highbury), West Ham, Swansea (The Vetch), Aston Villa, Hull (Boothferry & KC), QPR, Crystal Palace, Burnley, Leicester (Filbert Street).

CHAMPIONSHIP: Bournemouth (before re-alignment), Ipswich, Watford, Brentford, Wolves, Nottingham Forest, Cardiff City (Ninian Park), Birmingham, Bolton, Reading (Elm Park and Mad Stad), Fulham, Brighton (Goldstone), Millwall (Old Den), Blackpool.

LEAGUE 1: Sc*mdon Town, Bristol City, Sheffield United, Port Vale, Peterborough, Fleetwood, Doncaster (Belle View), Coventry (Highfield Road), Scunthorpe, Leyton Orient, Gillingham, Crawley, Yeovil.

LEAGUE 2: Wycombe, Burton, Shrewsbury (Gay Meadow), Luton, Southend, Plymouth, Bury, Exeter, Stevenage, Morecambe, Wimbledon (Plough Lane & Kingsmeadow), Accrington, Cambridge, Portsmouth, Oxford Utd (Manor & Kassam), Cheltenham, York, Mansfield, Northampton, Carlisle, Tranmere.

CONFERENCE: Barnet (Underhill), Bristol Rovers, Macclesfield, Kidderminster, Woking, Forest Green, Torquay, Lincoln, Altrincham, Wrexham, Aldershot.

OTHER CONFERENCE: Barrow, Boston, Oxford City (Whitehouse & Court Place Farm), Stockport, Ebbsfleet, St Albans, Eastbourne, Hayes & Yeading.

All bar Fulham, Cardiff, Bolton, Aston Villa and Blackpool I have done watching Oxford United at least once at that ground.

 

[83G/84D]

These are the league grounds I have watched games at:-

Arsenal (Emirates)
Aston Villa
Burnley
Chelsea
Hull City (KC stadium)
Leicester City (King Power stadium)
Queens Park Rangers
Southampton (St Mary’s)
Stoke City (Britannia stadium)
Sunderland (Stadium of Light)
Swansea City (The Vetch)
West Ham United
Birmingham City
Blackburn Rovers
Blackpool
AFC Bournemouth
Brentford
Brighton & Hove Albion (Goldstone Ground & Withdean stadium)
Cardiff City (Ninian Park)
Charlton Athletic
Derby County (Pride Park)
Fulham
Leeds United
Millwall (New Den)
Norwich City
Nottingham Forest
Reading (Madejski stadium & Elm Park)
Rotherham United (Millmoor)
Sheffield Wednesday
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Barnsley
Bradford City
Bristol City
Chesterfield (Saltergate)
Colchester United (Layer Road)
Coventry City (Ricoh Arena & Highfield Road)
Crewe Alexandra
Gillingham
Leyton Orient
Oldham Athletic
Peterborough United
Preston North End
Rochdale
Sheffield United
Swindon Town
Walsall (Bescot Stadium)
Yeovil Town
Accrington Stanley
AFC Wimbledon (Kingsmeadow)
Burton Albion
Carlisle United
Cheltenham Town
Dagenham & Redbridge
Exeter City
Luton Town
Mansfield Town
Morecambe (Globe Arena)
Oxford United (Kassam Stadium)
Plymouth Argyle
Portsmouth
Shrewsbury Town (Gay Meadow)
Southend United
Wycombe Wanderers
York City
Wembley Stadium (old)
Millenium Stadium (Cardiff)

Plus these former league grounds:-

Barnet (Underhill)
Bristol Rovers (Memorial Stadium & Twerton Park)
Darlington (Feethams)
Lincoln City (Sincil Bank)
Macclesfield Town (Moss Rose)
Stockport County (Edgeley Park)
Torquay United (Plainmoor)

 

[306024]

Of the 92 just 5 left to do:

Morecambe
Newport
Cambridge
Brighton
Arsenal

Favourite ground
Everton, lots of character.

Least appealing ground
Yeovil, plastic and breeze blocks

Best atmosphere
West Ham evening games

No atmosphere
Colchester, bring back Layer Road

Best new ground
Manchester City, but Arsenal still to do (saving that for last)

Coldest ground
Oldham Athletic

Friendliest fans
Bradford City

Fans and club living in the past
Leeds United

Fans watching a game with one eye
Manchester United

And most important
Best supporters club bar
Leyton Orient

 

[Donny Dave]

Coldest ground
Oldham Athletic

I'm presuming that you never visited Boothferry Park on a cold, wet and windy Winter's night then .... That did give a whole new meaning to the term 'coldest ground' .... (Shallow terrace, with no roof to keep the wind and rain off.)

 

[306024]

I'm presuming that you never visited Boothferry Park on a cold, wet and windy Winter's night then .... That did give a whole new meaning to the term 'coldest ground' .... (Shallow terrace, with no roof to keep the wind and rain off.)

For some reason no I didn't. Can't think why, sounds too good to miss

Forgot to mention best pies
Gillingham

 

[Chew Chew]

I'm presuming that you never visited Boothferry Park on a cold, wet and windy Winter's night then .... That did give a whole new meaning to the term 'coldest ground' .... (Shallow terrace, with no roof to keep the wind and rain off.)

And I'm presuming that you've never went to a winters evening game at Gayfield (Arbroath) as the driving rain and wind comes in from the North Sea which is only metres away from the terracing or the Tulloch stadium in Inverness which is right next to the Moray Firth?

 

[Donny Dave]

And I'm presuming that you've never went to a winters evening game at Gayfield (Arbroath) as the driving rain and wind comes in from the North Sea which is only metres away from the terracing or the Tulloch stadium in Inverness which is right next to the Moray Firth?

I've never had those 'pleasures', but the old Hull **itty ground (and the new one) are not that far away from the North Sea and the River Humber. The difference between those grounds is that the KC Stadium is better sheltered from the elements for all fans.

 

[Busterfridge]

Sad as it is, one of side hobbies is collecting coffee mugs from league teams, I have a large set of shelves on my landing where they are all displayed but 'the rules' are that I have to visit the ground to get the mug (beats shopping with the wife !), so it makes going on holiday an interesting journey, A-B via x,y & z, but so far I have

Chelsea
City
United
Soton
Spurs
Arsenal
Newcastle
Everton
Stoke
Villa
Palace
Sunderland
Burnley
Hull
Qpr
Liecester
Derby
Middlesbourgh
Norwich
Sheff Wed
Wolves
Blackburn
Cardiff
Birmingham
Nottm Forest
Charlton
Huddersfield
Bolton
Fulham
Brighton
Rotherham
Leeds
Millwall
Wigan
Blackpool
Swindon
MK Dons
Preston
Bradford
Sheff Utd
Chesterfield
Rochdale
Fleetwood
Port Vale
Peterborough
Notts County
Oldham
Doncaster
Walsall
Barnsley
Scunthorpe
Coventry
Crewe
Yeovil
Wycombe
Plymouth
Bury
Exeter
Cambridge
Oxford Utd
Portsmouth
Cheltenham
Mansfield
Carlisle
Tranmere
Hartlepool

& teams that used to be in the league

Bristol Rovers
Macclesfield
Grimsby
Torquay
Lincoln City
Wrexham
Chester
Boston
Stockport
Plus several Scottish and foreign teams one day I hope to have them all,

Prize possession: 1973, one of a limited edition sunderland cup winning mugs(only 100 made)

Most expensive: Chelsea (greedy sods)

Cheapest: Bradford city, they were in administration at the time and one of the girls pinched one from the canteen for me (free).

Living in west Cumbria makes it awkward to get to some grounds so I have to take advantage of any trip down south, it drives the family up the wall, especially when you get to a lower tier ground and its shop is shut and there is nobody about !!!

 

[96tommy]

I've just turned 18 so many years to get the rest yet.. not a bad start for now. Most following York or Newcastle

• Accrington Stanley (Crown Ground)
• Arsenal (Emirates)
• Aston Villa (Villa Park) x5
• Barnsley (Oakwell)
• Bolton Wanderers (Macron Stadium)
• Burton Albion (Pirelli)
• Bury (Gigg Lane)
• Chelsea (Stamford Bridge)
• Chesterfield (Proact Stadium) x2
• Dagenham and Redbridge (Victoria Road)
• Doncaster Rovers (Keepmoat)
• Hartlepool United (Victoria Road)
• Huddersfield Town (John Smiths Stadium) x11
• Hull City (KC Stadium)
• Leeds United (Elland Road)
• Liverpool (Anfield)
• Manchester City (Etihad)
• Manchester United (Old Trafford) x6
• Newcastle United (St James’ Park) xapprox100
• Northampton Town (Sixfields)
• Portsmouth (Fratton Park)
• Rochdale (Spotdale)
• Scunthorpe United (Glanford Park)
• Sheffield Wednesday (Hillsborough)
• Wembley Stadium “TWICE IN A WEEK” - for any York fans out there x6
• West Bromwich Albion (Hawthorns)
• York City (Bootham Crescent) x approx 150

Bogey Grounds: Mansfield and Fleetwood. Whenever York are playing there I’m never around…..

Favourite: Would love to say Bootham Crescent but probably the Emirates/Wembley

 

[VauxhallandI]

Of the 92 just 5 left to do:

Morecambe
Newport
Cambridge
Brighton
Arsenal

Favourite ground
Everton, lots of character.

Least appealing ground
Yeovil, plastic and breeze blocks

Best atmosphere
West Ham evening games

No atmosphere
Colchester, bring back Layer Road

Best new ground
Manchester City, but Arsenal still to do (saving that for last)

Coldest ground
Oldham Athletic

Friendliest fans
Bradford City

Fans and club living in the past
Leeds United

Fans watching a game with one eye
Manchester United

And most important
Best supporters club bar
Leyton Orient

It's a shame we can't do swaps as I have done those five you need!

My total now around the 150 mark but there are a lot of non league in there.

 

[SWT_USER]

Good thread, I am aiming for all 92 although not actively heading to grounds I haven't done yet. Here is my list so far:

Team Ground
Accrington Stanley The Crown Ground
AFC Wimbledon Kingsmeadow
Arsenal* Emirates Stadium
Aston Villa Villa Park
Birmingham City St Andrews
Blackburn Rovers Ewood Park
Blackpool Bloomfield Road
Bournemouth Dean Court
Bradford City Valley Parade
Brentford Griffin Park
Brighton & Hove Albion* AMEX Stadium, Withdean Stadium
Bristol*City Ashton Gate
Burton Albion Pirelli Stadium
Bury Gigg Lane
Cardiff City Cardiff City Stadium
Carlisle United Brunton Park
Charlton Athletic The Valley
Chelsea Stamford Bridge
Cheltenham Town Whaddon Road
Chesterfield B2Net Stadium
Colchester United Weston Homes Community Stadium
Coventry City Ricoh Arena
Crawley Town Broadfield Stadium
Crewe Alexandra Gresty Road
Crystal Palace Selhurst Park
Dagenham & Redbridge London Borough of Barking & Dagenham Stadium
Doncaster Rovers Keepmoat Stadium
Exeter City St James' Park
Fulham* Craven Cottage
Gillingham Priestfield
Hartlepool United Victoria Park
Huddersfield Town Galpharm Stadium
Hull City KC Stadium
Leeds United Elland Road
Leicester City Walkers Stadium, Filbert Street
Leyton Orient Brisbane Road
Liverpool Anfield
Luton Town Kenilworth Road
Manchester City* City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester United Old Trafford
Mansfield*Town Field Mill
Middlesbrough Riverside Stadium
Millwall The New Den
Milton Keynes Dons Stadium MK
Morecambe Christie Park
Newport County Rodney Parade
Northampton Town Sixfields
Norwich City Carrow Road
Nottingham Forest City Ground
Notts County Meadow Lane
Oldham Athletic Boundry Park
Peterborough United London Road
Plymouth Argyle Home Park
Port Vale Vale Park
Portsmouth Fratton Park
Preston North End Deepdale
Queens Park Rangers Loftus Road
Reading Madejski Stadium
Rochdale Spotland
Rotherham United* New York Stadium, Milmoor, Don Valley Stadium
Scunthorpe United Glanford Park
Sheffield United Bramall Lane
Sheffield Wednesday Hillsborough
Shrewsbury Town The New Meadow
Southampton St Mary's Stadium
Southend United Roots Hall
Stevenage Broadhall Way
Swansea City Liberty Stadium
Swindon Town County Ground
Tranmere Rovers* Prenton Park
Walsall Bescot Stadium
Watford Vicarage Road
West Bromwich Albion The Hawthorns
Wigan Athletic JJB Stadium
Wolverhampton Wanderers Molinieux
Wycombe Wanderers Adams Park
Yeovil Town Huish Park
York City* Bootham Crescent

Plus various non league grounds.

After Saturday I will have been to 75 of the current 92 I think, hopefully up to 76 by the end of the season. Years spent in League 1 with the occasional season in League 2 means thet I've been to most of them more than once! Lots of nice new Championship grounds for me to enjoy at the moment.

 

[83G/84D]

These are the league grounds I have watched games at:-

Arsenal (Emirates)
Aston Villa
Burnley
Chelsea
Hull City (KC stadium)
Leicester City (King Power stadium)
Queens Park Rangers
Southampton (St Mary’s)
Stoke City (Britannia stadium)
Sunderland (Stadium of Light)
Swansea City (The Vetch)
West Ham United
Birmingham City
Blackburn Rovers
Blackpool
AFC Bournemouth
Brentford
Brighton & Hove Albion (Goldstone Ground & Withdean stadium)
Cardiff City (Ninian Park)
Charlton Athletic
Derby County (Pride Park)
Fulham
Leeds United
Millwall (New Den)
Norwich City
Nottingham Forest
Reading (Madejski stadium & Elm Park)
Rotherham United (Millmoor)
Sheffield Wednesday
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Barnsley
Bradford City
Bristol City
Chesterfield (Saltergate)
Colchester United (Layer Road)
Coventry City (Ricoh Arena & Highfield Road)
Crewe Alexandra
Gillingham
Leyton Orient
Oldham Athletic
Peterborough United
Preston North End
Rochdale
Sheffield United
Swindon Town
Walsall (Bescot Stadium)
Yeovil Town
Accrington Stanley
AFC Wimbledon (Kingsmeadow)
Burton Albion
Carlisle United
Cheltenham Town
Dagenham & Redbridge
Exeter City
Luton Town
Mansfield Town
Morecambe (Globe Arena)
Oxford United (Kassam Stadium)
Plymouth Argyle
Portsmouth
Shrewsbury Town (Gay Meadow)
Southend United
Wycombe Wanderers
York City
Wembley Stadium (old)
Millenium Stadium (Cardiff)

Plus these former league grounds:-

Barnet (Underhill)
Bristol Rovers (Memorial Stadium & Twerton Park)
Darlington (Feethams)
Lincoln City (Sincil Bank)
Macclesfield Town (Moss Rose)
Stockport County (Edgeley Park)
Torquay United (Plainmoor)

Hartlepool United now added to the list following a recent visit.

 

[GarethJohn]

I don't count visits to grounds that have not involved a match in the 92. This includes stadium tours, concerts, meetings or just popping to have a look.

Premier leaguevisits)Ratings out of 5.
Villa4), *****, Old fashioned, modernised, excellent transport connection.
Everton[/B]:-,***** (Favourite),Good atmosphere, classic ground, good transport.
Leicester:-,***, virtually empty, poor transport.( Due to the snow storm)
Liverpool3)****, Iconic, only traveled by road so have experience of ''Mind your car for £10'' and my coach being burgled.
Man United:-****,The top stadium in the land, let down by useless railway connection .
WBA:-***,Average ground, decent atmosphere, poor amenities in the area, excellent transport links.

Championship
Birmingham,****, Good atmosphere, smart stadium, OK transport link.
Bolton, ****, Excellent unique looking new ground, bland retail park for surrounding area, excellent train link.
Derby,**** Similar story to Bolton.
Huddersfield****,Good atmosphere for 20 mins, nice stadium, average transport links.
Watford***, Three sided stadium with poor access points unique looking stand, good atmos, good transport link.
Wigan*** Best value, Ground is OK, fans tend to sit higher up hence the empty look on TV, reasonable transport links.
Wolves****, Good stadium let down by faded yellow seats(a horrid colour), excellent atmos, good transport link.

League One:-
MK Dons***, Most comftorbale stadium

 

[GarethJohn]

League One:
MK Dons:-***, Excellent seats, smart looking ground, poor atmos, poor transport link.
Walsall:-**, Dull in every way, excellent transport links.

League Two:-
Cheltenham,**** Smart little ground very comfy wooden seats, friendly atmos, average transport links.
Shrewsbury Old and new(100+) No comment.

Non league:
BarnetUnderhill,*****, Loved it, good transport links.
Wrexham****, Good atmos, big classic terrace, good Pub on ground, Excellent transport link.

Welsh:-
Aberystwyth,**, Dull, average transport link.
Newtown***, OK, average transport link.
Caersws***, Nice little ground, average transport.
I cannot count local minor grounds as I cannot remember much about any of them or recall which ones I have been to.

 

[balne-wonderer]

Premier League - All 20

Championship - All 24

League One - All apart from Fleetwood, Notts County and Crawley

League Two - All apart from Burton, Newport, Morecambe, Dag and Red and Stevenage

Also done Stockport, Kettering, Histon, Macclesfield, Lincoln, Grimsby, Darlington, Wrexham and Halifax

Also done Filbert Street, Highbury, Layer Road, The Dell, The Withdean, Maine Road and Boothferry Road

The one good thing about supporting Leeds United is that we've been up and down the leagues over the past few years.

Best Ground - Bristol City, great old school place, proper fans, superb city for a night out, THE best away day in football.
Arsenal and MK Dons have fantastic facilities but both are souless, Arsenal is way way too expensive in all areas.

Worst Ground - Any of these B and Q grounds. Hull, Leicester, Coventry, Huddersfield etc etc Just the same ground with different coloured seats
Norwich City Carrow Road - They play music when they score, pathetically tinpot and boring fans with a boring ground
Ipswich Town - Rubbish place, covered in cobwebs as well bizzarely, no atmosphere either.

Luton Town is perhaps the scruffiest, Boundary Park is also awful.
--- old post above --- --- new post below ---

I've done 42 current grounds.

Arsenal
Burnley x5
Crystal Palace
Hull
Leicester
Manchester United
Newcastle
Southampton
Stoke
Swansea
Blackburn
Cardiff
Derby
Huddersfield x 7
Ipswich
Leeds x lots
Middlesbrough
Millwall x2
Norwich
Rotherham
Wolves
Barnsley
Bradford
Coventry
Leyton Orient
MK Dons
Oldham x2
Peterborough
Port Vale
Preston
Swindon
Walsall
Bury
Carlisle x3
Exeter
Hartlepool
Morecambe x8
Northampton
Portsmouth
Southend x3
Tranmere
Wycombe

Huddersfield or Leeds fan?

 

[bb21]

That must have been the first time I hear someone calling Norwich "tinpot".

 

[EbbwJunction1]

This is a question from a non-involved casual football watcher (rugby union is my game).

How many of you have been to all the grounds that a particular team has played at?

For example, Newport County FC have played at three grounds in their history - Somerton Park, Spytty Park and now Rodney Parade. Off the top of my head, I can't think of any more that have done the same, although I'm probably wrong!

There are, of course, quite a lot of clubs that have played at two grounds. For example, in South Wales there are Swansea City (The Vetch Field and the Liberty Stadium) and Cardiff City (Ninian Park and the Cardiff City Stadium).

 

[BlueFox]

This is a question from a non-involved casual football watcher (rugby union is my game).

How many of you have been to all the grounds that a particular team has played at?

For example, Newport County FC have played at three grounds in their history - Somerton Park, Spytty Park and now Rodney Parade. Off the top of my head, I can't think of any more that have done the same, although I'm probably wrong!

There are, of course, quite a lot of clubs that have played at two grounds. For example, in South Wales there are Swansea City (The Vetch Field and the Liberty Stadium) and Cardiff City (Ninian Park and the Cardiff City Stadium).

Cardiff played at Sophia Gardens before moving to Ninian Park. Can't imagine there are (m)any people still alive who saw them play there though. A lot of clubs moved grounds several times in their early days before settling at the ones we're familiar with.

 

[EbbwJunction1]

Cardiff played at Sophia Gardens before moving to Ninian Park. Can't imagine there are (m)any people still alive who saw them play there though. A lot of clubs moved grounds several times in their early days before settling at the ones we're familiar with.

And I see from Wikipedia that they also played matches at Cardiff Arms Park (shock, horror!!) and the Harlequins Ground.

The latter might have been the ground now used by Cardiff Harlequins (ex High School Old Boys) RFC and Cardiff CC (better known as the Diamond Ground) or the one used by St Peter's RFC, which is, I think still known as the Harlequin Ground.

 

[Trainfan344]

Norwich City Carrow Road - They play music when they score, pathetically tinpot and boring fans with a boring ground
Ipswich Town - Rubbish place, covered in cobwebs as well bizzarely, no atmosphere either.

"Boring fans" "Boring ground" I can say us Norwich fans are certainly not boring... And playing music when they score? Last time I checked a lot of teams do that...

Your description of Ipswich however is surprisingly accurate

 

[83G/84D]

This is a question from a non-involved casual football watcher (rugby union is my game).

How many of you have been to all the grounds that a particular team has played at?

For example, Newport County FC have played at three grounds in their history - Somerton Park, Spytty Park and now Rodney Parade. Off the top of my head, I can't think of any more that have done the same, although I'm probably wrong!

There are, of course, quite a lot of clubs that have played at two grounds. For example, in South Wales there are Swansea City (The Vetch Field and the Liberty Stadium) and Cardiff City (Ninian Park and the Cardiff City Stadium).

Brighton & Hove Albion have played at the Goldtone Ground, Withdean Stadium and their current ground. I have been to the first two but not the latest ground.

 

[WelshBluebird]

I've certainly not done as many as I would have liked. I'll have to spend some time checking which ones I have done to get a list though!

 

[steamybrian]

Charlton Athletic played home games at Selhurst Park and Upton Park in the late 1980s-early 1990s when their home ground The Valley was closed.

The original Wimbledon FC after leaving Plough Lane ground in Wimbledon played at Selhurst Park before reforming as MK Dons.


Finally- A fellow Crystal Palace supporter was aiming to see them play at all 92 football league grounds. Having reached around 85 grounds he has now "retired" as within recent years newly promoted teams such as Morecambe, Fleetwood, Dagenham & Redbridge have put it beyond reach.
Has anyone seen the same team play at as many grounds?

 

[83G/84D]

Charlton Athletic played home games at Selhurst Park and Upton Park in the late 1980s-early 1990s when their home ground The Valley was closed.

The original Wimbledon FC after leaving Plough Lane ground in Wimbledon played at Selhurst Park before reforming as MK Dons.


Finally- A fellow Crystal Palace supporter was aiming to see them play at all 92 football league grounds. Having reached around 85 grounds he has now "retired" as within recent years teams such as Morecambe, Fleetwood, Dagenham & Redbridge have put it beyond reach.
Has anyone seen the same team play at as many grounds?

The difference though with Charlton is that they were not playing at their grounds for this period of time you mention but other teams grounds, although saying that I am not sure if the Withdean was owned or leased by B&HA.

 

[83G/84D]

These are the league grounds I have watched games at:-

Arsenal (Emirates)
Aston Villa
Burnley
Chelsea
Hull City (KC stadium)
Leicester City (King Power stadium)
Queens Park Rangers
Southampton (St Mary’s)
Stoke City (Britannia stadium)
Sunderland (Stadium of Light)
Swansea City (The Vetch)
West Ham United
Birmingham City
Blackburn Rovers
Blackpool
AFC Bournemouth
Brentford
Brighton & Hove Albion (Goldstone Ground & Withdean stadium)
Cardiff City (Ninian Park)
Charlton Athletic
Derby County (Pride Park)
Fulham
Leeds United
Millwall (New Den)
Norwich City
Nottingham Forest
Reading (Madejski stadium & Elm Park)
Rotherham United (Millmoor)
Sheffield Wednesday
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Barnsley
Bradford City
Bristol City
Chesterfield (Saltergate)
Colchester United (Layer Road)
Coventry City (Ricoh Arena & Highfield Road)
Crewe Alexandra
Gillingham
Leyton Orient
Oldham Athletic
Peterborough United
Preston North End
Rochdale
Sheffield United
Swindon Town
Walsall (Bescot Stadium)
Yeovil Town
Accrington Stanley
AFC Wimbledon (Kingsmeadow)
Burton Albion
Carlisle United
Cheltenham Town
Dagenham & Redbridge
Exeter City
Luton Town
Mansfield Town
Morecambe (Globe Arena)
Oxford United (Kassam Stadium)
Plymouth Argyle
Portsmouth
Shrewsbury Town (Gay Meadow)
Southend United
Wycombe Wanderers
York City
Wembley Stadium (old)
Millenium Stadium (Cardiff)

Plus these former league grounds:-

Barnet (Underhill)
Bristol Rovers (Memorial Stadium & Twerton Park)
Darlington (Feethams)
Lincoln City (Sincil Bank)
Macclesfield Town (Moss Rose)
Stockport County (Edgeley Park)
Torquay United (Plainmoor)

Hartlepool United, Stevenage & Shreswbury Town (Greenhous Meadow) added this season.

 

[les.]

Not just the 92, that's all on hold until next season (hopefully), but following my home town team Grimsby Town over the years I have been to 159 different grounds. Only 5 of those grounds I haven't seen a Grimsby game at.

This is the site that I use to keep a note of all grounds visited.

http://www.footballgroundmap.com/