High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Homes Of Football (1989–present) is an ongoing collection of work by the photographer Stuart Roy Clarke. Pictures from the collection are displayed in an art gallery of the same name in Ambleside, Cumbria, England. Comprising over 100,000 images, The Homes Of Football represents one of the largest collections of football photography in the world. Though largely focusing on the British Isles, the collection also features clubs from around the world. The earliest photograph in the collection is of four boys at Clydebank FC in 1989 - a club and ground that has since disappeared. During the 1990s, Clarke made thousands of trips to football matches, photographing the crowd and the grounds themselves. This focus on the ordinary football supporter, rather than the more 'glamorous' side of the game, led to an article in The Times claiming that "if Nick Hornby gave the fan a voice in the nineties, Clarke has given the fan a face.”

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