Homes of England

Okay, Aus, I've got the Rothmans/Sky Sports in front of me and it's a rather long list so I won't spoil the fun so early on in the thread. Instead, a potted history and a few supplementary questions.

Basically it's an act in five parts.

Firstly, a whole host of grounds from 1872 through to the opening of Wembley in 1923. One of my favourites is Queen's Club in Kensington which we now associate with tennis. Here's the line-up from the game against Wales in 1895 (not many lads from East Lancs in the line-up that day):

1. George Raikes Oxford University
2. Lewis Lodge Cambridge University
3. William Oakley Oxford University
4. Arthur Henfrey Corinthians
5. Charles Wreford-Brown Old Carthusians
6. Richard Barker Casuals
7. Hugh Stanbrough Old Carthusians
8. Gerald Dewhurst Liverpool Ramblers
9. Gilbert Smith Oxford University
10. Robert Gosling Old Etonians
11. Rupert Sandilands Old Westminsters

A few other venues from those days include Crewe, Millwall, Bradford and the wonderful old Crystal Palace.

Question 1: when did England first play a home fixture up north?

The second period, from 1923, soon saw England playing Scotland at the brand new Wembley but no other visitors were allowed anywhere near the place until after WW2. This meant England continued to play around the country with many of the bigger games held at Highbury and White Hart Lane with lesser fixtures being played at a varied assortment of grounds including West Bromwich, Burnley, Huddersfield and Wolverhampton.

Question 2: when have England teams - of any description - played at Plainmoor?

Thirdly, there was that long period from the late 1950s to the demolition of the old Wembley in 2000 when practically every England home game was played at what was now regarded as the "national stadium" (and centre of the known universe according to The Sun, Daily Express and Football Association).

Question: which home games did England play elsewhere than Wembley between 1960 and 2000? And why did they once play an away game at Goodison Park?

Fourthly, the seven year period when Wembley was being re-built. During this period it was just like old times with the team playing all over the country. Did you see any of those games and what did you reckon?

Question 4: during that 2000-2007 period who did England play at Ipswich? Derby? Southampton? West Ham?

And, finally, it looks like they're now pretty much back at Wembley exclusively...

And the score at West Ham?

Not that it tempted much participation, but for the record here is the answer: Bramall Lane, Sheffield; Leamington Road, Blackburn; Victoria Ground, Stoke; Anfield Road, Liverpool; Newcastle Road, Sunderland; Molyneux, Wolverhampton; Ewood Park, Blackburn; Wellington Road ~ which I think was Lords; Racecourse Ground, Derby; Goodison Park, Liverpool; Trent Bridge, Nottingham; Crystal Palace, London; Roker Park, Sunderland; Ashton Gate, Bristol; Gresty Road, Crewe; Villa Park, Birmingham; The Dell, Southampton; St James' Park, Newcastle; Fratton Park, Portsmouth; Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough; Craven Cottage, London; Park Avenue, Bradford; City Ground, Nottingham; Baseball Ground, Derby; The Den, London; Stamford Bridge, London; Arsenal Stadium, London; Hillsborough, Sheffield; The Hawthorns, West Bromwich; Wembley Stadium, London; Selhurst Park, London; Old Trafford, Manchester; Turf Moor, Burnley; Bloomfield Road, Blackpool and White Hart Lane, London!

I can think of :

Amateurs v Wales 1933
ATC V Wales 1947
Torquay v Spurs 1971
Greenwood's v Robson's 1995
Schools u-18 v Austria 2000

From Mike Holgate's Images of Sport book:

Perhaps there was an unofficial baseball international in the run up to D Day?

Which English football ground has staged a baseball international?

And which has hosted the final of the World Lacrosse Championship? (dead easy if you know anything about Lacrosse in this country)