Come on then, how many...........

[Voice of Reason]

35 for me, my first Argyle match was Roots Hall back in the late 70s. Due to my location as a child I watched Northampton for a season, at what is now solely the cricket ground. That was around 86/87, Graham Carr, they had some excellent players then, Trevor Morley, Eddie McGoldrick. Not sure why I mentioned any of that I think I'm just trying to stop myself thinking about Elm Park, I'm still haunted.

 

[Said old Green]

21

 

[pafcshaun]

17

 

[Alan Turing]

21

 

[Jonesy]

Surprisingly 12

 

[Will Green]

14 but 15 if I count odsal rather than valley parade.

 

[jthep]

33 for me. And there were quite a few old dogs in there. Vetch Field and the Shay probably top the “never again” list for me

 

[Bonzo]

43 of those actual grounds

 

[Montybulldog]

21 - so just over half.

 

[Olaf]

36

37!!

 

[Lousy Pint]

35 (think I've only been to Northampton at Sixfields).

Amazingly, of those 35, only at Aldershot did I not watch Argyle. My uncle took me in the 60s to watch a 0-0 against Halifax and I went in the away end with Kingstonian fans in the 2000s.

Also saw Spurs at Torquay and Palace and at Watford saw Spurs, Chelsea and Leeds... and Saracens 😂

 

[Gunny green]

36 for me

 

[Montybulldog]

33 for me. And there were quite a few old dogs in there. Vetch Field and the Shay probably top the “never again” list for me

Colchester old ground, was like watching football in a bird cage, so many pillars thought the Roman's had built their ground, wouldn't have surprised me, probably last owners to have given it a lick of paint.

However they also had some of the friendliest and relatable fans,

Yet at the other end of spectrum I visited Rushden & Diamonds in 1997 and there ground was amazing for a club who.had risen from National league vauxhall conference like a phoenix, sadly they burnt out just as quickly.

There strangest ground visited has to be Luton or Lincoln, why

Well you entered Kenilworth Road through a garage type hanger, like your cutting through your neighbours back garden.

Lincoln, felt like I was approaching Kings landing, ground surrounded by a moat and tiny bridges crossing a river,

 

[HaroldPWH]

12

 

[memory man]

35 for me, my first Argyle match was Roots Hall back in the late 70s. Due to my location as a child I watched Northampton for a season, at what is now solely the cricket ground. That was around 86/87, Graham Carr, they had some excellent players then, Trevor Morley, Eddie McGoldrick. Not sure why I mentioned any of that I think I'm just trying to stop myself thinking about Elm Park, I'm still haunted.

I found your mention of the cricket interesting. At that time, or possibly a little earlier, Bramall Lane was also a cricket ground. I can certainly recall Yorkshire playing there when I were a lad.