GradaWhat the 92 Club is
Ninety-two clubs play in England's top four divisions — the Premier League and the three EFL tiers — and "doing the 92" means seeing a match at every one of their grounds. From Wembley-adjacent giants to Wednesday nights in League Two, it's the full spectrum of English football: the Etihad and the Emirates, sure, but also Harrogate away in January with a pie for warmth. Completing it earns you entry to the informal (and fiercely proud) fraternity of fans who've done them all.
The rules debate — because there's always a rules debate
Ask five 92ers the rules and you'll get six answers. The classic disputes:
- Does a stadium tour count? Purists say no — you need a competitive match. Others count a tour of a ground they'll realistically never get a ticket for. There's no governing body; it's your 92.
- What about relegation and promotion? Clubs drop out of the 92 and new ones arrive from the National League every season. Most fans track grounds they've done and accept the list breathes.
- Ground moves. The brutal one. You did Highbury? Lovely — but Arsenal play at the Emirates now, so strict 92ers go again. New stadiums reset the tick, which is why a fan who "finished" in 2005 might still be chasing today.
Whatever rules you play by, one thing is not debatable: over a multi-year challenge with a moving target, memory is not a tracking system.
Why a tracker beats memory
By ground 40, "have I done Fleetwood or just Morecambe?" is a genuine question. Grounds blur, seasons merge, and the challenge spans relegations, rebrands and rebuilds. A proper 92 club tracker gives you three things memory can't: an exact count, a map of the gaps, and proof-to-yourself — the date, the fixture, the photo from the away end.
Using Grada as your 92 tracker
Log each ground as a Memory
Every visit becomes a Memory: the date, your photos, your ticket, a note ("0-0, worst pie in the EFL"), and the mates you dragged along, tagged. Mark it as a match or a tour — your rules, honestly recorded. Already deep into your 92? Memories can be back-dated, so years of grounds go in from your camera roll and ticket drawer.
See the gaps on the map
Grada's Explore tab is a world map of stadiums — zoom into England and your done-list and your gaps are staring at you. Searching by club or city takes you straight to any ground, and your Football Passport counts your English grounds automatically as the stamps pile up.
Plan efficient away days
Every stadium page shows upcoming fixtures, which is where the map earns its keep: cluster the gaps, check who's at home the same weekend, and turn one trip north into two ticks. The remaining grounds live in Dream Stadiums — your countdown list from 92 to zero.
Start your 92 properly
Grada is free on iOS. Back-date the grounds you've done, map the ones you haven't.
Download Grada freeYour 92 lives inside a bigger passport
Here's the thing about dedicated 92 apps: they end at Dover. Your 92 run in Grada sits inside a worldwide football passport — the same stamps that count your English grounds also count your countries and continents. Finish a gap at Portman Road in April, do Signal Iduna Park in May, dream about La Bombonera for the summer: one passport, one map, one record. And in the community feed you'll find other fans grinding their own 92 — proof, on the hard weekends, that you're not the only one doing Accrington away.
Frequently asked questions
What happens when a club moves stadium?
Log the new ground as its own Memory — your history keeps both. Your day at the old ground stays stamped forever, and the new stadium becomes a fresh tick. Whether the move "resets" your 92 is between you and your conscience.
Do I need proof I attended?
No. There's no official adjudicator of the 92 — it's your record, on your honour. That said, a Memory with your ticket, your photos and the date is better proof than any 92er ever had in the spreadsheet era.
Can I do country-specific challenges elsewhere?
Yes. The passport tracks any country automatically, so a Bundesliga tour, all the grounds of Argentina's Primera or a Scottish 42 works exactly the same way: log the Memories, watch the country fill in.