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.
NEW STATS ZONE!
The site was getting a bit too big to easily navigate around so we have split the Stats Zone off into it's own mini-site. Click the Stats Zone button to go there from anywhere on the main site. We've also included a new 'League Stats' page that will answer those 'which team has lost most games at home' type questions.
NEW CARD MUSEUM
We've also finally launched a football card museum so you can see the sets we've been using on the teams and grounds pages in the Stats Zone. Click on the green 'Card Museum' button to go to the home page. It's pretty rough at the moment because it's still under construction but we'll gradually improve the look of it over time.
Chesterfield and Morecambe have officially played their last games at the Recreation Ground and Christie Park so we now recognise the btnet Stadium and the Globe Arena as their current home grounds. This means that no-one has done the current 92! Your DT92 scores will be decreased accordingly when you next go to the Chronological view.
We have officially closed the 2009/10 season and welcome Stevenage into the 92 for the first time. Oxford have made a welcome return, whilst we bid a sad farewell to Darlington and Grimsby.
Your DT92 counts will be altered the next time you access the Chronological view. It'll take us a while to do all the non-league moves, not least because the FA is still considering a couple of appeals but we hope to get there by the start of the season.
Steve Hall is currently cycling around the 92 grounds, and several more besides, to help raise awareness for the World's 45 million refugees. This is part of a larger campaign called 'The Shirt' that you may already be aware of.
Visit Steve's site at http://theshirt2010.co.uk/ for the full story and to offer any support you can for this very worthwhile cause.
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.
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!
