jamierobertson

By The Compass

• ↑ Most northerly ground: The International Stadium home to Gateshead, Newcastle United U23
• → Most easterly ground: Blundell Park home to Grimsby Town
• ↓ Most southerly ground: Dean Court (The Vitality Stadium) home to AFC Bournemouth
• ← Most westerly ground: Bloomfield Road home to Blackpool

About jamierobertson

First Game

Blackpool 1-3 LUTON (2004-05)

I remember 2 games from the 2004-05 season when we won League 1 one of which was Blackpool away a game we won 3-1 but i don't so much remember the game but do remember the stand collapsing/caving in, I don't believe anyone was really hurt but you could tell that the stand was not strong enough

The first game I actually remember goals from was Doncaster away on the final day of the same 2004-05 season in which we needed to win to finish on 100 points exactly. However it was not to be we lead 3-2 but then came a shockingly poor mistake. A Doncaster cross misjudged on sailed over the keeper into the side of our goal right in front of me. Just less than 10 years later 3 divisions lower than the league we got promoted to we finally managed 100 points (101 exactly) winning the conference in 2013-14 season

I have been to games previous to these in the 2004-05 season but neither my dad or I can remember who they were against so just included the first games I can remember.

Best Game

Alfreton 0-5 LUTON (2013-14) or Hyde 0-1 (2013-14)

These will take some explaining. Firstly I need to say that I believe I've been incredibly unlucky to the point that I missed the JPT final in 2008-09 in a bitterly sour season which we started with -30 points, less than half a squad and without a kit. So a dramatic trophy final could of softened the blow of playing conference football next season however my parents decided to book a holiday over the final as they doubted we'd make the final of which I cothuld do nothing about.

I was also unlucky enough to be unable to go to Norwich away in the FA cup 4th round in 2012-13 season. However there was little I could do about this as the tickets never went on general sale. Don't have a season ticket living up north as don't get to many home games. The game like the JPT final would of provided light to an otherwise dark season in which we finished 7th in the conference.

I was finally unlucky enough to miss the trophy presentation against FGR at our final home game of the 2013-14 season which would of possibly been one of my best games but I had no means of getting to the game with my dad about to go in for an operation so missed the presentation at a sell out stadium.

So the Alfteton 0-5 LUTON game in 2013-14 season is up there for a few reasons one of which is that it was some of the best football I've seen us play since i began supporting Luton. The game i feel was also very important because it was the game after which I started to believe that we may be able to catch Cambridge and get out of the dreaded conference. The game was also one of my best because of the night stayed over in Alfreton the previous night with my brother.

The Hyde 0-1 LUTON in the same 2013-14 season game rivals this as it was my first chance to join in with the celebration after winning the league and get involved with the championi chants and take part in one of the 3 pitch invasions that followed our crowning. The game was also brilliant because of the amazing Hyde fans that i met before the game in the club and their songs during the game in which they were stuck right in the corner for their 'home' game and also very friendly after the game.

Worst Game

Gateshead 5-1 LUTON (2012-13) or York 2-1 LUTON (2011-12)

The Gateshead game in 2012-13 season was played at Carlisle (I think because Gateshead pitch was flooded) our season was mathematically over so did not expect that much but simply couldn't imagine what happened and I believe it was the lowest total attendance for a Luton game in the League if not in a competitive game.

The York game was the playoff final in 2011-12 season. Andre Gray scored for us inside 2 mins but things soon went sour with York's winner being at least a good 2 yards offside. Things went from bad to worse in the 92nd min with me being on the big screen and on TV screens crying which might not of been so bad if i did not live in York and at School the next day

was only young but can still remember it Brilliant atmosphere, proper 4 stand ground none of this boring bowl nonsense still my best ground despite loosing 5-0

anyone whose been will agree, not a football stadium, you are miles from the pitch with a running track around the terraces to the sides I've never seen open but cant imagine the view is any better. Being miles from the pitch and with a few hundred home fans there simply isn't an atmosphere.

40 Grounds Visited to Watch Football

#	Ground	Team(s)	Rating	# Visits	Mileage	Tot Mileage
1	Aggborough	Kidderminster Harriers, Wolverhampton Wanderers U23, West Bromwich Albion U23 and Worcester City	--	1	168	168
2	Anfield	Liverpool, Everton and Wales	--	1	301	301
3	Bloomfield Road	Blackpool	--	1	344	344
4	Blundell Park	Grimsby Town	--	1	235	235
5	Bootham Crescent	Leeds United U23, Middlesbrough U23 and York City	--	1	293	293
6	Brunton Park	Carlisle United	--	1	464	464
7	Causeway Lane	Matlock Town and Matlock Town Reserves	--	1	197	197
8	De Montfort Park	Hinckley FC, Hinckley Leicester Road FC, Hinckley Leicester Road FC Reserves, Hinckley United and Leicester Road LFC	--	1	121	121
9	Dean Court (The Vitality Stadium)	AFC Bournemouth	--	1	200	200
10	Deepdale	Preston North End	--	1	322	322
11	Don Valley Stadium	Handsworth, Rotherham United and Sheffield FC	--	1	225	225
12	Easy Buy Stadium	Barton Town, Barton Town Reserves and Westella & Willerby	--	1	250	250
13	Elland Road	Leeds United	--	1	278	278
14	Etihad Stadium	Manchester City	--	1	266	266
15	Ewen Fields	Hyde United and FC United of Manchester	--	1	256	256
16	Feethams	Darlington	--	1	376	376
17	Field Mill	Mansfield Town and Mansfield Town Ladies	--	1	185	185
18	Glanford Park	Scunthorpe United	--	1	236	236
19	Globe Arena	Morecambe	--	1	363	363
20	Haig Avenue (Merseyrail Community Stadium)	Everton U23, Southport and Everton Women	--	1	323	323
21	Ings Lane (Global Stadium)	Leeds United LFC and Tadcaster Albion	--	1	285	285
22	Kenilworth Road	Luton Town	--	1	0	0
23	London Road	Peterborough United	--	1	95	95
24	Meadow Lane	Notts County and Notts County Ladies	--	1	158	158
25	Moss Lane	Altrincham, Altrincham Reserves and FC United of Manchester	--	1	262	262
26	Nethermoor Park	Guiseley, Guiseley AFC Vixens, Bradford City Women and Leeds United U23	--	1	296	296
27	North Street (The Impact Arena)	Alfreton Town, Alfreton Town Reserves, Nottingham Forest U23 and Selston	--	1	185	185
28	Sincil Bank	Lincoln City	--	1	185	185
29	SMH Group Stadium	Chesterfield, Sheffield United U23 and Sheffield United Women	--	1	207	207
30	Steel Park	Corby Town	--	1	89	89
31	The Crown Ground	Accrington Stanley and Burnley Women	--	1	306	306
32	The International Stadium	Gateshead and Newcastle United U23		1	436	436
33	The John Smith's Stadium	Huddersfield Town	--	1	269	269
34	The Keepmoat Stadium	Doncaster Rovers and Doncaster Rovers Belles	--	1	232	232
35	The Pirelli Stadium	Burton Albion	--	1	164	164
36	The Shay	FC Halifax Town	--	1	280	280
37	The Stadium of Light	Sunderland and Sunderland Ladies	--	1	426	426
38	Victoria Park	Hartlepool United	--	1	393	393
39	Welfare Ground	Armthorpe Welfare, Armthorpe Welfare Reserves, Doncaster City FC, Doncaster City FC and Doncaster Rovers Belles	--	1	234	234
40	Wembley Stadium	England and Tottenham Hotspur	--	1	47	47
Total					9,952	9,952

2 Grounds Visited for Tours/Non-Football

1 Country Visited to Watch Football