Doing the 92

[BenReadingFC]

How many of the 92 football league grounds have you visited with Reading? and How many in total without?
Which grounds do you have left to tick off?
Mine =
Hull City
Scunthorpe United
Carlisle United
Exeter City
Gillingham
Hartlepool United
Leyton Orient
Walsall
Accrington Stanley
Aldershot Town
Barnet
Darlington
Hereford United
Lincoln City
Morecambe
Rochdale
Rotherham United
Torquay United

[rfcjoe]

Thought this was gona be another Tiger Woods thread tbf.

[Dirk Gently]

General Football?

[Millsy]

Plastic.

[Mike Hunt]

You could knock a fair few off if we get relegated...

Plus Scunny away this year!

[SLAMMED]

12 grounds.

Luton
Sheffield Wednesday
Man City
Charlton
Brentford
Chelsea
Cardiff
QPR
Crystal Palace
Norwich
Burnley
West Brom

[Terminal Boardom]

Some impressive efforts there. To do the 92 following one club really takes some doing and a fair bit of luck / success / friendly bank manager

I finished mine off in 1991 with a turgid 0-0 between Carlisle and Stockport. Didn't join the NAA as I couldn't see the point. But mine obviously weren't all with Reading. At least I managed to stand on The Kop and The Shed.

Oh, and before you do your 92nd, contact the club you are going to well in advance and inform them that their club is your 92nd. You might get a freebie! Worked for me.

[Russell Street]

12 grounds.

Luton
Sheffield Wednesday
Man City
Charlton
Brentford
Chelsea
Cardiff
QPR
Crystal Palace
Norwich
Burnley
West Brom

Which grounds do you have left to tick off?

Try again m8!

[WoodleyRoyal]

All the Prem teams other than Sunderland and Hull. 18

All the championship teams other than Sheff Wed. 23

League 1 been to Charlton, Bristol Rovers, Swindon, Huddersfield,Southampton,Brighton,Oldham,Tranmere,Wycombe 9

League 2 been to Bournmouth, Bury, Notts County,Dagenham & Redbridge,Chesterfield,Northampton,Port Vale 7

Been to 57 grounds

[rg6royal]

Ummm..

Arsenal, Man Utd, Liverpool, Chelsea, Spurs, Man City, Blackburn, Everton, Wolves, Burnley, Aston Villa, Fulham, Stoke, Portsmouth, West Ham, Wigan, Bolton, Birmingham, Cardiff ( NInian Park ), Coventry, Crystal Palace, Derby, Nottingham Forest, Newcastle, Middlesbrough, Bristol City, Preston, QPR, Barnsley, Sheff Wed, Sheff Utd, Watford, Swansea, West Brom, Brighton, Milwall, Charlton, Leeds, MK Dons, Exeter, Norwich, Brentford, Southampton, Swindon, Aldershot, Crewe, Bournemouth, Northampton, Oxford, Grays Athletic.

50 Grounds in total (including Prem)

[WoodleyRoyal]

can you class non league teams in the list if you went to them while they were in the football league?

[Rev Algenon Stickleback H]

I've never been the "collecting" type, so I've never felt the need to "complete the set" of league grounds. Apart from anything else, half the fun of going away is going to somewhere new, so it'd be a little depressing to have been everywhere. I don't know the exact numbers, but I've been to about 100 grounds with Reading (if you count old grounds that no longer exist, and non-league grounds for friendlies), probably somewhere in the twenties of other grounds in the country, and fifty-something abroad.

[Royalee]

Football League Grounds I've been to past and present (all for Reading games except for Fitness First and Goldstone Ground):

Chelsea, Man Utd, Arsenal, Spurs, Liverpool, Man City (Maine Road and Eastlands), Villa, Birmingham, Everton, Fulham, Blackburn, Stoke, Sunderland, Wigan, Bolton, West Ham, Wolves, Burnley, Portsmouth, Newcastle, Forest, West Brom, Cardiff (Ninian Park), Swansea (Vetch Field and Liberty Stadium), Sheffield United, Blackpool, Leicester, Middlesbrough, Bristol City, QPR, Preston, Watford, Coventry (Highfield Road and the Ricoh Arena), Ipswich, Derby, Sheffield Wednesday, Crystal Palace, Reading (Elm Park and Madejski Stadium), Peterborough, Norwich, Leeds, Charlton, Colchester (Layer Road), Swindon, Millwall, Huddersfield, Bristol Rovers, Brentford, Walsall, Southampton, Southend, Gillingham, Brighton (Goldstone Ground and the Withdean), Tranmere, Wycombe, Bournemouth (original Dean Court and Fitness First), Rotherham (Milmoor), Bury, Notts County, Chesterfield, Northampton, Port Vale, Crewe, Bradford, Oxford United (Manor Ground and Kassam Stadium), Luton, Cambridge, Wrexham.

75 in total.

[Northern Git]

Done 75 of the current league sides, plus eight that are now non league or have gone bust (Bradford Park Avenue, Halifax, Cambridge utd, Kidderminster, Mansfield, Oxford United, York City & Southport) and a few random non-league grounds (Gainsborough Trinity, Matlock Town, Wokingham, Retford and Worksop Town.) and Wembley and Millennium Stadium Cardiff

[SLAMMED]

12 grounds.

Luton
Sheffield Wednesday
Man City
Charlton
Brentford
Chelsea
Cardiff
QPR
Crystal Palace
Norwich
Burnley
West Brom

Which grounds do you have left to tick off?

Try again m8!

How many of the 92 football league grounds have you visited with Reading?

[Mid Sussex Royal]

It's very difficult to do this with one club particularly with sides coming up from the conference every year.

Do you count old grounds?

EG I've been to Roker Park but not Stadium of Light

If so I'm in mid 70's - would be higher if sides like Wrexham, York get promoted back into league 2.

[Royal With Cheese]

I've seen games at 106 current and former league grounds (all done when these clubs were in the football league)

90 of those was watching the Royals.

However, I still have 20 or so current grounds to complete the '92. Now living in Ireland I'm pretty suren I'm never going to finish.

[RG30]

I need to do;

Cardiff City (new ground)
Colchester
MK Dons
Bristol Rovers
Carlisle
Yeovil
Hartlepool
Leyton Orient
Oldham
Stockport
Accrington Stanley
Burton Albion
Darlington
Hereford
Lincoln
Macclesfield
Morecambe
Shrewsbury
Torquay

[parky]

can you class non league teams in the list if you went to them while they were in the football league?

Officially if they go out and come back in, you have to do them again

[LUX]

counting RFC only, league and Cup

Elm Park
Mad Stad
Leeds (lost 1-3)
Wolves (won 1-0, Hughes)
Wigan (won 2-0 Fozzie)
Leicester (promotion, nuff said)
Palace (won 3-1 years ago. Train got ambushed at Thornton Heath)
Brentford (2-2 years ago. Stuckey scored)
Aldershot (0-0 and a 1-1)
Hereford (0-1 in the Cup years ago)
Wealdstone (1-2 in the Cup)
Chesterfield (1-7, having taken the lead. around 1979)
Oxford (the Manor Ground) (0-1 many years ago)
Sunderland (Roker Park) (1-0, Scott Taylor)
Newcastle (2-3, first Premiership season)

probably others I've forgotten

Oh and Wembley for the Simod and Premiership finals.