Coventry City fan John Leekey has clicked his way through the turnstiles of every Football League stadium in the country to become a member of the elite Ninety-Two Club.
The avid 64-year-old Sky Blues supporter has travelled thousands of miles and watched more than 1,200 games as part of a marathon quest spanning almost half a century.
Mr Leekey - who lives in Nuneaton - has kept a detailed log of every fixture and has accumulated 1,250 match day programmes, along with a collection of enamel club badges - all carefully stored in an upstairs “Sky Blue Room” at his Dorset Close home.
Mr Leekey, a retired quality engineer and senior shop steward, paid his first visit to a League ground in 1967 - when he was among a 51,000 crowd at Highfield Road for Coventry City’s Second Division title decider against Wolves.
At the start of this season, Mr Leekey was five locations short of completing his Ninety-Two Club tally and after going to Oxford, Mansfield, Cheltenham and Chesterfield, he was left with Fleetwood - which coincided nicely with Coventry’s fixture there last month.
Mr Leekey’s travels have also taken him abroad and to Scotland, as an England supporter, and he is now looking forward to chalking up new ports of call.