United People is a new series about the people who make Manchester United what it is: the supporters, characters and communities whose stories exist beyond the pitch. In the first of the series, I meet Jon Nield and his son…

Manchester United supporter Jon Nield and his son Alex are nearing the completion of visiting all 92 grounds across the Premier League and English Football League. The father and son have only 11 stadiums remaining on their list, which includes venues such as Charlton, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Exeter. Their effort is featured as the first entry in the new United People series focused on the club's fan community.
The pair originally visited matches across various levels, including Manchester United's senior, women's, and youth teams, as well as Salford City. After tracking their match attendance on the Ground Hopper app, they realized they were close to the milestone and began intentionally scheduling visits to complete the remaining stadiums.
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