Blog number eighteen in the #Doingthe92 challenge is a visit to Nethermoor, home of non-league Guiseley. Now, I know what you’re all thinking. You’re thinking, “Dan, Guiseley aren’t in the 92! Why are you talking about a non-league club?” Well I figured I’d talk about some non-league clubs as well as clubs I visit in… Keep Reading
Blog number seventeen in the #Doingthe92 challenge is a visit to Selhurst Park, home of Crystal Palace. Palace have had a bit of a rocky road over the last 5 or so years. The club almost entered administration in 2010 and were almost relegated to League One at the end of the 2009/10 and 2010/11… Keep Reading
Blog number sixteen in the #Doingthe92 challenge is a visit to Globe Arena, home of League 2’s Morecambe. Like Stevenage the week before, there wasn’t much for both teams to play for when I bought my ticket but as the weeks went on, Southend had clawed their way into 3rd and a victory over Morecambe… Keep Reading
Blog number fifteen in the #Doingthe92 challenge is a visit to The Lamex Stadium, home of League 2’s Stevenage. When I bought my ticket to the game a month prior to the game, Stevenage were mid-table and Carlisle were close to being relegated to the conference. But as the season went on, Stevenage had managed… Keep Reading
Blog number fourteen in the #Doingthe92 challenge is a visit to Bramall Lane. Home of League One Sheffield United. And for the third time in this challenge, I was doing fundraising with Prostate Cancer UK. However, unlike the last two times where I did pitch side photos for the charity, Sheffield United wouldn’t allow me… Keep Reading
Blog number thirteen in the #Doingthe92 challenge is a visit to the AESSEAL New York Stadium. Home of Championship side, Rotherham United. If you recall in my last blog, I emailed a handful of clubs hoping to do some pitch side photos. Rotherham was the second, and last, club to email back saying yes. For… Keep Reading
Blog number twelve in the #Doingthe92 challenge is a visit to St. Andrews. Home of Championship side, Birmingham City. One of many places I was not looking forward to visiting. Mostly because of stories I had been told about the city by my mum and friends of mine. But like many places on this list,… Keep Reading
Blog number eleven in the #Doingthe92 challenge is a visit to The Emirates Stadium. Home to Premier League team, Arsenal. Getting tickets for an Arsenal game was a challenge. Trying to log on to the website, I found out you had to pay a membership fee just so you can get tickets before general release.… Keep Reading
Blog number ten in the #Doingthe92 challenge is a visit to the Proact Stadium. Home to League 1’s Chesterfield. I chose to watch the England U17’s because the tickets were cheap. They were £3 or £4 on the night. One thing I was thinking about going into the game was how many Slovenians would come… Keep Reading
Blog number nine in the #Doingthe92 challenge is a visit to Gresty Road. Or Alexandra Stadium depending on whom you ask. I know in my last blog I said that this would be my blog about my visit to Chesterfield but I forgot about this one until I got an email from Prostate Cancer UK… Keep Reading
