Anyone beat this?

Grounds visited watching Pools.

1. The Vic!
2. Feethams
3. Brunton Park
4. Bootham Crescent
5. Seamer Road
6. Stadium of Light
7. Valley Parade
8. Leeds Road
9. Belle Vue
10. Keepmoat Stadium
11. The Shay
12. Turf Moor
13. Burnden Park
14. Edgeley Park
15. Deepdale
16. Bloomfield Road
17. Boothferry Park
18. Blundell Park
19. Sincil Bank
20. York Street
21. Abbey Stadium
22. London Road
23. Edgar street
24. Gay Meadow
25. Aggbrough
26. The Hawthorns
27. Vetch Field
28. Ninian Park
29. Dean Court
30. St James Park (Exeter)
31. Home Park
32. Elm Park
33. Vale Park
34. Brisbane Road
35. Glanford Park
36. Moss Rose
37. Highbury
38. Bramall Lane
39. Layer Road
40. Craven Cottage

I reckon about a hundred or more. Mr Pin has a list of the grounds I've been on watching Pools. I can't find my copy at the moment but since we've entered the world of non league there are a few to add to it.

Millennium stadium???

Congratulations for actually trying to talk about football

I remember going to Gay Meadow Shrewsbury whilst on holiday in those parts. The river was close by and they had a boat to retrieve the balls.I am sure Scott Harrison would have broke the record if he was ever to play there.

Why don't you join in.

Oh yeah! That's number 41.

Very impressive. Here's mine:

The Victoria Ground
Victoria Park
Feethams
Bootham Crescent
Valley Parade
Millmoor
Bellvue
The Shay
Blundell Park
Haig Avenue
Borough Park
Bloomfield Road
Spotlands
Edgeley Park
Springfield Park
Maine Road
Rossett Park (Marine FC)
Prenton Park
Gresty Road
The Baseball Ground
Portman Road
Griffin Park
St Andrews (Birmingham) whilst on route to AFC Wimbledon to watch Pools the match was posponed leaving only four games left in England including Birmingham v Boro which on a coach show of hands is where we went much to Boro fans' amusement and pleasure and a fucking horrible experience as Boro won 2-1 and there was violence. Saw a black guy wearing NF regalia with orange hair. Very strange experience. Doesen't count but ah well!
Edgar Street
Plainmoor
Home Park

Oh yeah, almost forgot. That tiny jumpers for goal wriggly tin roof stand place in Cardiff.

done park avenue{bradford} years ago.

1.The Vic
2.Millennium
3.Maine Road
4.Bramhall Lane
5.White Hart Lane
6.Highbury
7.Selhurst Park
8.Goldstone Ground
9.Vicarage Road
10.Dean Court
11.Craven Cottage
12.Griffin Road
13.Loftus Road
14.Elm Park
15.Leeds Road
16.Springfield Park
17.The Valley
18.Kenilworth Road
19. Oakwell
20.Manor Ground
21.Kassam Stadium
22.Stadium of Light
23.Adams Park
24.Portman Road
25.Priestfield Road
26.Sincil Bank
27.Gay Meadow
28.Plough Lane
29.Prenton Park
30.Roots Hall
31.County Ground (Swindon)
32. St James Park
33.Layer Road
34.County Ground (Northampton)
35. Valley Parade
36.Abbey Stadium
37.Brisbane Road
38.Brunton Park
39.Broadhall Way
40.Meadow Lane
41.Underhill
42.Plainmoor
43.Recreation Ground
44.Victoria Road
45.Bootham Crescent
46.Sealand Road
47.Feethams
48.Watling Street

49.? Field Mill...got there...’fogged’ off.

Rocker park
The Valley

Rocker park
The Valley

Sorry
Roker Park
The Valley

Hello Poolies.

I know this is early days for this thread but surprised that the mighty Globe Arena ain't listed. We played you there a few times. You never played at our spiritual home, Christie Park, cos you were in the league above when we first came up, before our move. Anyway hope this mess is sorted soon and you could maybe honour us with one of your fancy dress away days LOL. Div 2 North would make a lot of sense right now!

Yes regionalisation must be the way forward now.

mixed thoughts about your globe arena. remember hammering you lads there a few seasons ago then a couple of seasons or so after we surrended to you in the cup. for me its one of the better days out as i,ve never had the inclination, time or money to squander on places like dover or torquay. bring on league div. 2 north.

bring on league div. 2 north

Yes great derbys with the likes of Darlo, York, Spenny etc etc all observing social distancing of course.

Old Trafford (Youth team game)
Griffin Park
St James (Exeter)
Edgeley Park
Prenton Park
Stadium Of Light
Spriingfield Park (Wigan)
Cardiff Stadium (play off game)
Gigg Lane
Spotland
White Hart Lane
Vale Park
Fleetwood (very foggy)
Bloomfield Road
Accrington
Burnden Park
Crewe (My first ever Pools game, David Platt scored for them)
Boundary Park
Home Park
Think that's it...

Great derbies ? Really ?

The Vic
Elland Road
Hillsborough
Gresty Road
Bootham Crescent
Keepmoat Stadium
Spotland
Field Mill
Gateshead Stadium
Boundary Park
Brewery Field
Bedford Terrace
Dean Street

[quote="Barriewardrobe2"]Old Trafford (Youth team game)
nether heyford. ran the line for a youth team game when they played northampton town there in the mid to late 90,s. kevin broadhurst who was northamptons youth team manager, who i actually got on well with, said what the f--k have they sent you hear for today. he knew i supported pools. i did not cheat. no wonder i didn,t get on too far in the game.

One benefit could be the increase in match day revenue if it attracts more away fans.

playing teams closer to you might attract more home fans and those who do not go regular. if you can attend only one of the two and your choice is aldershot or chesterfield i know i,ll plump for the latter any day.

Unable to edit my post....forgot about Plymouth late 90's. There were about 10 of us there , nice park/ground though.

The forthcoming recession (as predicted by Sunak) means a big squeeze on the leisure pound so clubs at this level must look to doing things differently and regionalisation must be top of the list. You could do something interesting with promotion play offs but this all depends on the league and national league getting together which may be the problem.

It makes sense. The removal of a lot of travel and hotel costs would have a big impact.

Looking at the league table there are At least 12/13 games that require an overnight stay. That’s roughly 20 people in a hotel for the night plus meals and extended coach hire. That must be over 50k worth of expense.

it will be a good 4 figure cost for those like dagenham who do it on the cheap and use the train. it need not be forever, but in the present climate it makes sense. give it a go and see what fans and clubs make of it.

Did it for you. Mr B.

Thanking you....

My pleasure.