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Just had a glance and if i visit 6 next season then that's 89 visited for me.

Need to go to the following

Plymouth
Bristol Rovers
Torquay
Rotherham
Torquay
Barnet

The other 3 are Hull Coventry and yeovil.

How about you lot

Only on 37. But I am quite young.

75 at the moment and quite a few new ones next season.

I'm on 32, I think. Don't really make a hobby out of it though.

I've given the season ticket a miss this year and am planning to go to more away games instead, which will bump it up.

Been to all those Dean except Hull.

I have about 12 missing from my list.....give or take one or two for change of ground,ie Colchester etc.

Of next seasons 92 - been to 64

Potential 9 in league to add to list,....but I'm only going to count Torquay once if I go there  :)

Loads of mine were visited with the Junior Robins.

19 or 20, something like that.

If its actual grounds, rather than clubs, well over 100 (Eastville,Memorial,Twerton as an example)

I've done 36, not too bad for 16.

Just noticed DRS, you have put Torquay twice, it's not that good!

I am on 69 current grounds - of these I had been to Wimbledon, Shrewsbury, Brighton, MKD, Cardiff, Coventry, Doncaster, Leicester, Sunderland and Wigan at the old grounds but not since they all moved homes.

Accrington
Wimbledon
Bradford
Burton
Crawley
Macclesfield
Morecombe
Shrewsbury

Brighton
Hartlepool
MKD
Oldham

Peterborough
Barnsley
Cardiff
Coventry
Derby
Doncaster
Leicester
Middlesborough

Norwich
Sunderland
Wigan

Youre only 16? I thought you were a lot older as you speak some sense!

Yes tans,and i am aged 98. :D

A debate i always have with my Reading supporting mate.

Do we count based on current grounds or by club? The 92 club says current grounds but then most of them are anorak's.

I'm just a closet anorak.

I think you've just come out of that closet :nod:

looks like i've done 71, other than swindon, of last season's league clubs, obviously many grounds are new since the prem days

Its a football match at a current FL or PL ground. Anything else is just cheating to make up numbers.

I stopped counting because I got bored of people talking about it, and fed up with fans who only turn up to do a new grounds.

Ive been to all of DRS list, apart from Rotherham. Went to Millmoor, but not been to Don Valley.

Spence,when will it dawn on you that not all football fans are fanatical,there are plenty of people who dont particularly like a certain team but enjoy going to football and different grounds and indeed places.
Not all fans are like me and you,got to say that's not a bad thing really :D

I've done.........

Fulham
Swansea City
Barnsley
Blackpool
Brighton & Hove Albion
Bristol City
Crystal Palace
Hull City
Leeds United
Leicester City
Millwall
Nottingham Forest
Peterborough United
Reading
Southampton
Bournemouth
Brentford
Carlisle United
Charlton Athletic
Colchester United
Exeter City
Hartlepool United
Leyton Orient
Franchise (NHS and Stad MK)
Notts County
Oldham Athletic
Scunthorpe United
Tranmere Rovers
Walsall
Wycombe Wanderers
Yeovil Town
Accrington Stanley
Aldershot Town
Barnet
Bristol Rovers
Cheltenham Town
Crawley Town
Gillingham
Hereford United
Macclesfield Town
Northampton Town
Oxford United
Port Vale
Shrewsbury Town (Gay Meadow)
Southend United
Swindon Town
Torquay United
Bath City
Darlington
Forest Green Rovers
Grimsby Town
Lincoln City
Luton Town
Mansfield Town
Stockport County
Wrexham
Aylesbury United
Swindon Supermarine
Cirencester Town
Chester City (Chester FC now)
Weston Super Mare
Chippenham Town
Histon

This season will do

AFC Wimbledon
Bradford City
Burton Albion
Crewe Alexandra
Dagenham & Redbridge
Morecambe
Plymouth Argyle
Rotherham United
Shrewsbury Town (new Meadow)

Busted. I have to say i'm looking forward to all those new grounds next year.

Im talking about people who havnt been down the County Ground for years, but who still seem to want to complete the 92 even though they arent actually interested in Swindon Town or even football anymore.

I didnt go to Dagenham this season because I couldnt be bothered to travel with some of them. Saw the writing on the wall in terms of getting beat as well.

Being a unashamed in yer face out of the closet super anorak, I prefer to talk about how many times Ive been to each ground.  ;)

Thanks for that gary

Rotherham and Barnet are 2 I haven't been to. I don't know exactly how many I've been and I'm not particularly bothered about doing them all. I'll deffo do Torquay and Plymouth again next season and may do the choo choo to Barnet, but unless it's an important game, I can't see myself bothering with Rotherham.

face it the only reason town fans have been to so many grounds is that we've played in all divisions in the last couple of decades, if we hadn't had been relegated to L2 the last time I'd have had no reason whatsoever to go to Accrington.

doesn't bother me where it is, if i'm in the country and don't have to work on matchday i'll do my best to be there, that's been the case for a long time and the no. of grounds most have us have been to have been because swindon played there at some point.

the only ground i've been to and not seen swindon is coventry, both grounds incidentaly, once (highfield rd)  because our game was postponed and i fancied watching some football and it's less than an hour away and the 'Arena' because it was an under 21

League grounds Gary, not pub league pitches.

Fuck me, I've been to Martock Town FC and Shaftesbury Town, but I don't include them!

have you never seen a match on potterspury playing fields?  shame on you!

I "graced" Shaftesbury's hallowed turf for four seasons 79 to 84!

I keep a list of all grounds visited....

What do people consider the 92 though??? Several of the ones I have done has slipped into the conference, is it CURRENT 92 :D

I think I've done 38, with 12 to do this season that'll see me to 50.

The rules for that "92 club" are a bit extreme. If a club goes out of the FL and then back in, your previous visit doesn't count and you have to go again to maintain your "92" status. Don't give a fuck myself, I just count the number of grounds I've watched a football match at and don't give a toss what anyone else thinks.

Though I fancy having a go at hitting all 92 grounds in a single season sometime.

You're not really supposed to be able to achieve it, thats partly the point. Helps keep football interesting.

Actual, current football league grounds - 72.

Overall total including those which are now a Toys r Us, Cineworld, waste ground or teams which have dropped out of the league - 107.

That also (Gary) does not include the likes of Devizes, Melksham, Fairford Town etc, or Scottish and other European grounds, or kids' adventure play grounds ::)

72, is that including Brighton?

Nope, I've knocked that off the 'current' list. It's now part of the 107 along with the Goldstone Ground.

Damn. Knocking people down on the 92 is one of my favourite games.

I gave up on the 92 long ago. What with automatic promotion and relegation from and to the Conference and new grounds springing up all over the place.

I do have a rather more modest ambition now of doing all the Scottish grounds. I've done about 7 so far and there's only about 30 in total. So one say, who knows? Maybe, just maybe. Live the dream 8)

I want to do Pittodrie before they move. Shame their attendances have collapsed so badly in recent years, doubt it would be much of a spectacle even if I did make it. They had so many big games and big crowds at that ground in the 1980s.

Pittodrie's one of my favourite grounds. Four stands all built in different eras of the club's history. None of this modern identikit, don't know where the fuck you are rubbish. When you're at Pittodrie you know it. There is no mistaking it for anywhere else. The stand below (I think they call it the Richard Donald Stand) is absolutely fucking huge and dwarfs the rest of the ground. It looks like its a similar sort of height as the old Kippax Stand at Maine Road (which was about the height of a 6 story building) The crowds aren't so good these days but it's worth a visit though, as is Aberdeen itself (only problem is, it's full of Jocks ::))


You can see they do their best to get a bit of an atmosphere there...

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Ha! I thought you all knew, although I'm quite happy to take the compliment  :)

You have never been to Stockton and Codford FC....FACT!

Done nearly 80, however, i count the club rather than the ground.

For me its all about the 92 current league grounds.  Knocking Brighton, Stockport & Lincoln off my list now means I’ve done 62.

The majority of ones I haven’t done are up north which is a bit of a pisser.

I was stood at the back of that stand when Aberdeen played Hertha Berlin in the UEFA Cup (I think it was). Atmosphere was electric.

66 at last count, based on current grounds, would be a bit higher including the old'uns

Only 19. I'm not that bothered about away games tbh, too much hassle and expense

Hmmmm..proper hard core fan then...:hmmm:

I've checked on the FB app and I've done 78 (All following Swindon). How many of those are currently league grounds I neither know nor care.

Out of the 91 teams that finished last season, I've done 21.

Hi folks, how are we all doing?

Just checked on the Facebook app, i've done 102 grounds in total, that includes around 85 current Football League clubs, however, I've done away games at places like Cardiff and Coventry, but only at Ninian Park and Highfield Road etc.

Perhaps you might like to list them ?  shows how much you care..

Perhaps there is a 'Nevillew is a picky cunt' App?

I have-won the Salisbury Hospital Cup there in 1974!

nevillew, actually. :)

48...excluding grounds which have changed (Roker Park, Victoria Ground and Burnden Park) plus Four grounds which have since lost league status; York City, Wrexham, Grimsby and Luton.

My 'home'.......Banged a few goals in there! lower league stuff......

Do you know Sammy Coburn?

He is sammy coburn

I know his brother James.

Boom boom!

I'm only on 33. I've been to more conference grounds than premier league. :(

Played for years with Sam...

He played right up until he was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2001, passed away in early 2002 he was in his fifties... still excellent at heading.

He called me to say he couldnt play again (i was manager at the time) i didnt know what hurt him most...the cancer or not playing...

I couldn't give a fuck about being hardcore tbh. I've got better things to do than spunk my money away going to some shit-hole. Doesn't make me any less of a fan.

Those who devote their life to 'doing the 92' are only slightly better than train spotters in my book

It does make you less of a fan. But I see your point.

Played against him loads of times-a tough bastard.Had a younger brother who also played did he not?Not as good tho'

Make me 'less of a fan'? It's not a fucking contest

Good job too, because you'd be losing.

Wahay

Of course it fucking does. If that attitude doesn't make you less of a fan, I don't know what does. (Forget about the 92, that's got nothing to do with it.)

You used the words 'less of a fan' in the first place.

Like I said earlier, it's not a contest. What does 'less of a fan' even mean?? Do I support the team any less when I go to games? No.

It's just bullshit one-upmanship which is rife within our fanbase


Fair play, I did. But as no-ones contradicted it, I'm safe to assume no-one disagrees with the title.

If a fan goes to ten away matches in a season..and you go to none personally i would say the fan going to the away matches is a better fan than you.
Now thats not to say you know less,are less of a human being....just that you are less of a fan in my eyes,its not a sin of course and me telling you how i feel is not one upmanship,just a fact.

There was no one-upmanship until you piped up. It was just a discussion about visiting football grounds.

And does following the club everywhere make somebody more of a fan? Of course it fucking does!

Fair points, i've probably got a bit angry over nothing. Apologies all round.

92'ers still need to be approached with caution though.

Says the bloke who always leaves home games early ;)

The cardinal sin! Say it ain't so Bogus Dave, say it ain't so.

 :D :D

It isn't true. I'll leave my seat a couple of minutes into injury time, then stand at the steps in front of the second tier of the drs untill the full time whistle, so I can get a quicker getaway. If I wait till full time to leave it takes about 5 minutes to get out the ground.

Never missed the full time whistle at any game I went to last season 8)

Fuck off! I often see your ginger head disappearing under the DRS before the final whistle.

Although you may still be able to hear it as you're walking out of the ground.

Nooooo! I lean against the back wall, so you probably can't see. Swear down blad

Bad fan. Bad, bad fan.

i generally can see your bald head in your hands....i can only think your thinking why the fuck did i come here?!

Speaking of the DRS, I'm looking forward to being back there next season. Won't ever see the ball if I stayed in The Town End!

Every other week Mark.

I can tell he's thinking that by the shape of the wrinkles. When he smiles it's smooth.

I'm so easy to read.

Even if my back's turned.

Just to keep you happy  ::)

Wycombe Wanderers
Liverpool
Bristol City
Middlesbrough (Ayresome Park, Riverside Stadium)
Doncaster Rovers (Belle Vue, Keepmoat Stadium)
Leeds United Reserves (Belle Vue Stadium, Wakefield)
Carlton Town
Blackpool
Grimsby Town
Hull City (Boothferry Park, KC Stadium)
Oldham Athletic
Sheffield United
Leyton Orient
Bolton Wanderers (Burnden Park, Reebok Stadium)
Norwich City
Wakefield FC
Bournemouth
Preston North End
Rotherham United (Millmoor, Don Valley Stadium)
Hereford United
Stockport County
Leeds United
Reading (Elm Park, Madjewski Stadium)
Burton Albion (Eton Park)
Blackburn Rovers
Mansfield Town
Leicester City (Filbert Street, Walkers Stadium)
Bury
Scunthorpe United
Everton
Crewe Alexandra
Arsenal (Highbury)
Coventry City (Highfield Road)
Sheffield Wednesday
Plymouth Argyle
Yeovil Town
Luton Town
Huddersfield Town (Leeds Road, Galpharm Stadium)
Queens Park Rangers
Peterborough United
Grantham Town
Manchester City (Maine Road, City of Manchester Stadium)
Notts County
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Ilkeston Town
Cardiff City (Ninian Park)
Barnsley
Bradford City (Odsal Stadium, Valley Parade)
Manchester United
Wimbledon (Plough Lane)
Ipswich Town
Tranmere Rovers
Derby County (Baseball Ground, Pride-less Park)
Gillingham
Sunderland (Roker Park, Stadium of Light)
Southend United
Chesterfield (Saltergate)
Crystal Palace
Lincoln City
Northampton Town (Sixfields)
Birmingham City
Newcastle United
Chelsea
Walsall
Yorkshire Amatuers
Stoke City (Victoria Ground, Britannia Stadium)
Nottingham Forest
Swindon Town
Accrington Stanley
Southampton (The Dell)
Millwall (The Den, The New Den)
Wigan Athletic (DW Stadium)
Brighton & Hove Albion (Goldstone Ground, Withdean Stadium)
West Bromwich Albion
Oxford United (Manor Ground, Kassam Stadium)
Swansea City (Liberty Stadium)
Halifax Town
Charlton Athletic
Burnley
West Ham United
Port Vale
Watford
Hartlepool United
Aston Villa
Hucknall Town
England (old Wembley Stadium)
Harrogate Town
Tottenham Hotspur
Boston United.

Happy now?

Grantham??? Ikleston??? Hucknall???

In the nicest possible way,

Fuck off!

Leeds reserves?

Is the topic not called "Grounds Visited"?  Anyway, I copied and pasted, I wasn't sitting there typing them all out, I've got work to do, allegedly!

See above, also, a lot of clubs play their reserve fixtures at grounds other than their own, I have seen Leeds Reserves v Forest reserves at Belle Vue, Wakefield, therefore it is a ground I have been too to watch a football match, is it not?

Thankyou.(Although alphabetical order would have been nice) I think you might have assumed my comment was aimed at you though..

Hmmmmmm....yes...but I think most people tend to automatically exclude parks and childrens' playgrounds (apart from Gary of course) 8)

Not at all

39 :)

81 plus 5 new ones to do this year for me. Getting close.

Ok i admit it i am a bit of an anorak.

Hard as nails and crafty with the foul.  He played in goal once (V Langford) and this bloke ket elbowing him, eventually Sammy flew out like Superman to punch a ball clear, one fist for the ball and another in the mush for the Langford forward....dem were the days.

Salisbury and District quality is shit now!

Stafford Rangers, Ebbsfleet United, Forest Green Rovers, Northwich Victoria, Tamworth, Woking, Salisbury, Histon, Barrow, Kettering.  :pint:

I think the 92 club count the grounds but to me its the club. I have been t gay meadow so that's Shrewsbury ticked off!!!

I've been to 36. The breakdown by division is pretty depressing...

6 in Premier League
9 in Championship
9 in League One
12 in League Two

I have visited 50 of the 92, plus 14 of the current tier five 24. Thank you.

What is your favourite and least favourite grounds?

What are your views on the Kassam stadium and the County Ground? (as non-biased as you like now please)

Difficult to say. I like old-fashioned grounds that generate a good atmosphere, like Upton Park. I dislike anywhere where the facilities are rubbish (like many BSP grounds) or where you fear for your very well-being (like Millwall).

In terms of Oxford and Swindon, the official line, obviously, is that the County Ground is a skip good only for demolition, whereas the Kassam is a modern stadium with all necessary facilities. As it happens I think the CG at least has "character", something the Kassam is devoid of, along with decent acoustics and food that doesn't taste like cardboard.

Would you have the Manor back given the chance? I assume yes.

Realistically, no. I loved the Manor and it holds LOADS of memories, but it was a sh*thole. The loos were inadequate and you could rarely get served food or drink at half-time. Some great days there, but we really had to move on. I just wish we'd moved somewhere with a bit of personality. (If an inanimate object can have personality).

Sadly there aren't many new grounds that have that. Perhaps the Reebok and the Galpharm are 2 which managed it but they are a bit 'older'. I hope if we move to a new stadium it might be a little different.

I think the Stadium of Light (Sunderland, not the real one) has a something about it.  And for some reason I like Sixfields.

From what I've seen of the design, Brighton's new stadium could well break the mould of identikit tedium in football stadia.

:7 year Bump:

Got a couple coming up soon I've not been to, Exeter and FGR (athough I did see us there in a pre-season friendly in the early 2000's I think).

Started going through the current 92.

I have now seen us play at 79 of the other 91 current 92, of those 79 I think there are 9 new grounds I am yet to go to, including Spurs.

The 12 I've not been to at all are:

Chelsea
Newcastle
Southampton
Cardiff
Derby
Swansea
Fleetwood
Rochdale
Exeter
FGR
Mansfield
Morecombe

Unfortunately I'll be in Spain for Morecombe away and will be back in France for Mansfield away.

There are around a dozen now in non-league I've been too also.

Going to be difficult to tick half of those non-visited grounds off any time soon.

This is despite living abroad for 6 months of the year for the last 13 years, despite it's limitations iFollow has been a godsend...

I haven't been to many but on your list I've been to Stamford Bridge about 20 times, including before it was developed. Been to Southampton, old and new.

The season Southampton were down with us in L1 I was working in Mallorca for the summer, the Prem game was midweek, too far to go on a school night according to dad.

Can't remember why we didn't go to Stamford Bridge.

Upon checking to see when that was I came across this:

Sid NELSON became the 997th player to represent the Town in a League (not including playoff matches) match, when he made his debut in this competition against Crawley Town.

(swindon-town-fc.co.uk)

I left work early and drove down on my own, sat behind Charlie Austin's family/friends, then he scored that goal  :clap:

Got me thinking where I have watched the town.

Plymouth, Torquay, Exeter, Bournemouth, Soton (old), Pompey, Swansea (new), Yeovil, Bristol C., Gas (old), Scum (old), Reading (old), Wycombe, Aldershot, Arsenal (old), Brentford, Fulham, Wembley, Spurs, Crippled Alice, Barnet, Hendon, Watford, Southend, Ipswich, Hereford, Shrewsbury, WBA, Wolves, Wrexham, Chester, Posh, Boston, Macclesfield, Tranmere, Man C (old), Carlisle, Rochdale, Newcastle, Hartlepool, Mansfield, Barnsley, Sheffield U. Some of these are no longer in the EFL of course but when visited they were. Not a bad little collection all told.

My grounds record is woeful.

I've been to Plymouth, Exeter, (Torquay), Carlisle, (Hartlepool), Newcastle, (Gateshead), Sunderland, Middlesbrough due to where I was living at the time but very little in between!

Blimey,    have just worked out how many grounds I have seen Swindon play on.   Current league grounds have watched us play on 71 of them + 6 other grounds of clubs that are now non league.     The silly thing is 8 clubs that I have yet to visit are in our division,  suppose I should make the effort because once we 'storm' this division the chance may be gone for many years !!.

That's the spirit.

Whilst channel hopping yesterday, I alighted on highlights of Maidenhead v Maidstone.... noticed Shamir Mullings was playing for Maidstone, so watched a bit to see what we were missing from the summer trialist. 

Answer not a lot apart from a big lad up top, of which we still need one. However, I did like the atmosphere..... small compact ground, with some nearby housing, but plenty of trees and a busy railway.... I'm assuming it was Brunel's God's Wonderful, but never recall seeing the ground from a train. 

Whilst not wanting STFC in the Conference.... I reckon dedicating a bit of time to seeking out non league grounds could be decent fun....

I've been to Maidstone's ground. It's quite a nice set-up.

Just totted mine up and i have seen the Town play at 60 different grounds of which 6 are no longer in the league.

I think you go past maidenheads ground on the train to London. Oldest continually used ground in the world

Interesting, it used to be the Drill Field, Northwich, but that ended up under a housing estate a few years back now.

The CG, from 1896 has to be one of the older FL grounds continually used, apart from a stint as a PoW camp, but not a lot could be done about that.

May as well stick my full list down.

County Ground  :)
Bristol Rovers (Trumpton), Bristol City, Oxford (Manor), Southend, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Bolton (Burnden), Leeds, Brighton (Goldstone), Yeovil, Peterborough, Fulham, Southampton (both), Wembley (both), Millennium, San Siro and various non league.

Including our own, I've seen us play Bristol Rovers at 5 grounds.

Haven't been to the Memorial Shed but have seen us play them at the other four.

Also seen us play Charlton at four different grounds

Ooh this is a good one... I recall Selhurst, what were the other two?  I guess The Boleyn might be one

Yeah, Palace & West Ham with the other two obviously being The Valley & The County Ground

What about grounds you’ve visited that no longer exist - for the older gents!

Filbert St, Victoria Ground, Maine Road, Highbury, Goldstone Ground, Leeds Rd, The Dell, Vetch Field, Boleyn Ground, Burnden Park, The Den, Boothferry Park, Roker Park, Springfield Park, Ninian Park, Baseball Ground, Elm Park, Plough Lane, Eastville, County Ground, The Valley, Manor Ground, Gay Meadow, Underhill, Layer Rd, Highfield Rd.

Jeez, that’s some list of clubs with new grounds. Not counting the likes of Chesterfield and York City.

Oh right.... thought I may have missed one there.

STFC playing Prem giants Bormuff at Dorchester, another oddity.

You could have seen Town play Yeovil at the original Huish complete with slope in the Cup in 62. Town put The Glovers firmly in their place and a young Don Rogers starred. The present Huish Park a different ground with Park added.

That's an impressive trip down Memory Lane, Audrey.  I'll do mine later but I'm guessing you may have missed one off your list -  Fellows Park?  You must have been there.  :hmmm:

Fellows Park.... only ground I've seen us lose 5-0 twice  :(

I've never seen us score 5 at an away ground... a 6 and a surprising amount of 4's, but never a 5.

I'm just over the 70 mark as well. Some of the odder ones not able to count have included:

Histon, Boreham Wood, Tooting and Mitcham, Carterton, Hungerford, Hampton and Richmond.

Saw us beat Rovers at Ashton Gate, and i'll throw Feethams into Audrey's list.

Millmoor, although still standing apparently.
Next to a scrap yard and narrow alleyways.

Getting 5 away from home is a rare beast.  The only one I witnessed was the 5-2 win at the Hawthorns in 1994/5 when Peter Thorne got 3.  Apart from that, I think there's only been the 5 at Dartford last year in the FA Cup and then 5-2 at Stockport in 2002/3; 5-3 at Tranmere in 1968/9; and 5-1 at Mansfield in 1965/6.

It is a rare beast... the WBA was on the box, so did see it second hand, but not quite the same.

I am now on 75 current grounds watching Swindon and 86 in total as a neutral, did loads of the old grounds too.

As for high scoring away games, I have seen Swindon score a 7-0 at Kettering in the FA cup in 83, 6-0 at Torquay in the LC in 92, 5-2 at WBA in 92, Dartford 5-1 in the FA cup, 6-4 at Birmingham in the league in 93 and several 4-0 and 4-1 away wins in the cups and league at Bristol Rovers twice, Bristol C, Chesterfield, Plymouth twice, Stevenage and Watford.

I have seen Swindon score 4 goals away at Bristol Rovers 5 times in total.

I've also seen us ship 7 goals away 3 times - it's a wonder I bother going!

I am lucky, I missed all those 3 of the 7 goalers at Newcastle, Bolton and Forest.

My worst so far is a 6-0 at Man City, 6-1 at Ipswich, 5-0 at Villa, 5-0 at Liverpool and a 5-0 at Newcastle.

I am sure the good slightly outweighs the bad. thats what I keep telling myself :D

Seen us win 4-0 at Bristol City, 3-0 at Brighton. Flipside I've seen us lose 5-0 at Villa and 3-0 at Leeds.

Old Grounds no longer in use that I've visited

Highbury, Burnden park, Goldstone Ground, Withdean, Eastville, Twerton Park, Highfield Road, The Lawn, Boothferry Park, Filbert Street, Maine Road, Ayrsome Park, The Den, National Hockey STadium, Manor Ground, Elm Park, Gay Meadow, The Dell, Victoria Park, Roker Park, Fellows Park, Upton Park,
Springfield Park, Plough Lane, Underhill, Wembley (old), Nene Park.