Doing The 92 is a FREE site dedicated to that very English quest to see a game at every one of the current 92 Football League grounds.
Whilst the site was originally created to give you a place to register the games you've seen and grounds you've visited, it's gradually been expanded and now contains a wealth of information about the Football League and beyond. We're adding stuff all the time so keep checking the Stats zone for new features. All fans of football cards will find a set they grew up with in the Card Museum.
From the Card Museum; Players born on 18 May:
From the Stats Zone; Records
The Records area of the League Stats part of the Stats Zone contains all the highest and lowest stats going back to the start of the League. For example:
In 1929/30 Brentford won all 21 of of their home games in Division 3S
In 1930/31 Nelson lost all 21 of their away games in Division 3N and left the League
In 1960/61 Peterborough scored a total on 134 goals on their way to winning the Fourth Division
in their first League season
New Grounds for 2011/12
Brighton played their last game at the Withdene at the end of 2010/11 so another League ground bit the dust, although not one that will be missed by many. The new Falmer Stadium has been hosting Championship football after Brighton's promotion. Whitehawk used Withdene for a couple of pre-season friendlies while their Enclosed Ground was improved.
Crawley have made a good start to their life in the League with their Broadfield Stadium hosting League football for the first time, and AFC Wimbledon's dramatic victory in the Conference Play-Off final makes it three new grounds to get to next season.
Next season is likely to see a new ground from the Conference as well as Rotherham's New York Stadium. Barnet had announced they would have to leave Underhill at the end of this season but have now revealed they will definitely play one more season there before possibly relocating to The Hive (their training grounds) in Edgware.
Falmer Stadium (The Amex) ~ Brighton & Hove Albion
Broadfield Stadium ~ Crawley Town
Kingsmeadow ~ AFC Wimbledon
What you can do on this site :
Keep a record of the games you've seen
Simply Add the games you've seen and let the site automatically work out how many of the current 92 League grounds you have visited.
If you're not sure about a result, use the Seasons area of the Stats Zone to viewevery League resultfrom 1888. This is probably the most comprehensive on-line list of League results because it includes all expunged matches and the ground each game was played at. We've included attendances where we know them too. We've also included all cup games featuring League sides back to 2004 as well. It takes ages to do each season but we'll keep adding them as and when we have time. If anyone has an electronic copy of any cup results they'd be happy to let us use then we'd be very pleased to hear from you!
View all League tables back to 1888
Comprehensive League tables showing home and away records and all Test Matches, Play-offs and point deductions.
Browse information from the Ultimate Guide to British Football Grounds
We've been working with Paul Smith to integrate the content from his definitive book about League Grounds into the site. Paul and his late wife Shirley tracked down every ground to ever host a League game, and this information is now available in the Grounds section in the Stats zone. You will also find all the excellent maps they produced for the original books.
The stats are kept up to date automatically, so the ground and team pages reflect the highest and lowest scores and attendances.
Contact us
if you have any suggestions about the site. Remember this is a free service provided by a few football/computer geeks with a bit of spare time on their hands. So don't be expecting miracles!
