Old and New Grounds

[Martyn Smith]

Of which clubs have you visited both their old and current grounds.

For me it's just two so far: Reading and Southampton. London Stadium on the 12th will make West Ham #3

[Martin Carruthers]

Manchester City (& Wembley, not a club).

[Bernie]

Since I stopped going regularly to matched during the 1980s I have not been to any of the 'new ' grounds at all.
I did however go to Eastville when we played Bristol Rovers in 1971 and in more recent years have been to a couple of Rovers' matches at the Mem. (Memorial Stadium).

[Kevin Dawson]

Clevedon Town - both Teignmouth Road and The Hand Stadium.

[Nunkin1965]

I've got two.
Man City and Derby County.

[Martyn Smith]

I've got two.
Man City and Derby County.

Went to Maine Road a couple of times but not yet the Etihad. Never got to the Baseball Ground but have visited Pride Park

[Meanwood Villa]

Doncaster Rovers
Arsenal
Spurs (NFL at the new one)
Shrewsbury Town (England u-21s at new one)

[dave shelley]

Just the one, Coventry, Highfield Road and whatever it was called in 2012 when I went there for the Olympics ladies football.

[dave.woodhall]

Walsall, Huddersfield, Coventry, Derby, Leicester, Doncaster, Wigan, Manchester City, Bolton, Stoke, Shrewsbury, Hull, Arsenal, Middlesbrough, Sunderland, Chester and Reading, plus Villa, Bristol Rovers, Charlton, Wimbledon and Fulham at different grounds.

 

[Meanwood Villa]

As referenced by Dave W, I went to both the Villa "home" games in the 2000 Intertoto as well.

[Nunkin1965]

I think Daves won. (Or lost depending on how the visits and results went!!)

[FrankyH]

Sunderland, Stoke, Arsenal, Wembley & Leicester

[Flamingo Lane]

Reading, Oxford, Bristol Rovers and, if you include Bruce Springsteen concerts, Arsenal and Coventry.

[rougegorge]

Arsenal, Man City, Tottenham, Brighton, Leicester, West Ham, Southampton , Coventry, Swansea, Hull, Stoke, Cardiff , Huddersfield , Bolton, Derby, Burton, Walsall, Wembley

[Exeter 77]

Walsall, Stoke, Coventry, Chester, Bolton and Wembley