Downbeat Bee
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92 Club
I am sure there must be a thread somewhere but I could not find it.
Being in the Premier League makes this seem more 'doable' than ever before.
I am interested in how many others have done.
I've been counting up and I reckon I've done 56 which is nothing compared to many on here. But having a look at my record I've also done 16 former grounds and 12 grounds of teams formerly in the league. So before the Taylor Report I'd probably be up into the 70s.
Only two Premier grounds I have not done - Manchester City. Not great kick off times and Tottenham - done WHL but felt rough after Covid last season. Certainly aiming to tick this one off in a few weeks.
'Filled in' some I should have done to date which are relatively easy from here - Plymouth Argyle and Swansea City. Wimbledon after the Brighton home game. Inexplicably, I had never done Nottingham Forest and, even more inexplicably, Watford.
Having only lived within 50 miles over Brentford for one season makes hopping on coaches a 'no go' (largely) and being stuck a good two hours before getting to a London terminus makes quite a few Saturday aways difficult to get back via the train.
Wrexham and Notts County up and Rochdale and Hartlepool down wouldn't do my cause any harm.
Being in the Premier League makes this seem more 'doable' than ever before.
I am interested in how many others have done.
I've been counting up and I reckon I've done 56 which is nothing compared to many on here. But having a look at my record I've also done 16 former grounds and 12 grounds of teams formerly in the league. So before the Taylor Report I'd probably be up into the 70s.
Only two Premier grounds I have not done - Manchester City. Not great kick off times and Tottenham - done WHL but felt rough after Covid last season. Certainly aiming to tick this one off in a few weeks.
'Filled in' some I should have done to date which are relatively easy from here - Plymouth Argyle and Swansea City. Wimbledon after the Brighton home game. Inexplicably, I had never done Nottingham Forest and, even more inexplicably, Watford.
Having only lived within 50 miles over Brentford for one season makes hopping on coaches a 'no go' (largely) and being stuck a good two hours before getting to a London terminus makes quite a few Saturday aways difficult to get back via the train.
Wrexham and Notts County up and Rochdale and Hartlepool down wouldn't do my cause any harm.