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[T.R.O.L.I.]

Born Wokingham
Bought up Woodley
1st house Woodley
1st married house Twyford
divorced back to Woodley
2nd married house Tilehurst
divorced back to Woodley still here

What does that make me?

Shit at choosing women?

says the recently-divorced TROLI

But only divorced once so obviously only half as shit

[Coppelled Streets]

Born Reading, Royal Berks Hospital, 1980.

Lived in Reading (mainly Tilehurst) for 24 years.

Spent best part of 3 years in Leeds and moving back to 'ding in a few months.

Hurrah!

[Bristol Paul]

Bron in Andover, dragged up in Whitley until 24, then moved west to Bristol and lived in the area ever since.

[ScottishRoyal]

Born in Townlands Hospital, Henley, before the maternity ward was closed down, lived in Wargrave until 18 and have been in Nottingham for the past 5 years but soon to move home.

[Wax Jacket]

Born in Townlands Hospital, Henley, before the maternity ward was closed down, lived in Wargrave until 18 and have been in Nottingham for the past 5 years but soon to move home.

please explain your username then

[ScottishRoyal]

Born in Townlands Hospital, Henley, before the maternity ward was closed down, lived in Wargrave until 18 and have been in Nottingham for the past 5 years but soon to move home.

please explain your username then

Is that a rhetorical question? I'm sure you can work it out, remember place of birth is not the be all and end all as is always discused on these pages when discussing player nationalities.

[BR2]

Born in Middlesbrough.

Moved to Reading when I was 15 and lived there for 5 years - just enough time to fall in love with RFC.

Joined the RAF and moved away.

Now living in Switzerland and working in Belfast.

What category does that put me in?

ps My children were born in Southend, have never lived in Reading and now live in Petersfield. Both are rabid Reading fans.

What category does that put them in?

Is Belfast a punishment HR or a pleasure?
Similar story with kids although one was born at Dellwood in Reading.
Two grandchildren are Reading fans although born in Bournemouth.

[hiro]

I wanted to vote, but there were none that I can pick.

Born outside UK(or currently so called EU), lived in Reading (for academic purpose), gone back to home country for work.

year, that's me.

[Z175]

I wanted to vote, but there were none that I can pick.

Born outside UK(or currently so called EU), lived in Reading (for academic purpose), gone back to home country for work.

year, that's me.

I apologise Mr. Hiro! I'll note thats 1 for Japan is it?!
Does anyone know if I can add a poll option without it wiping the votes?

I was assuming that if you vote for Just like biscuits its really because you've lived in Reading at some point in your life. If you happened to be born elsewhere and then move away Reading later... well you're missing out enough already! Come back!

If anyones interested I was born in RBH and lived in Woodcote all my life, apart from a brief 4 year exile in Scotland with bankrupting trips to the Mad Stad. I thought hardly anyone would bother with this, or it would get booted from the team thread, shows its preseason...bring on Man U

Oh yeah and loving that League of Gentlemen pic, was exactly what I was thinking!

[SpaceCruiser]

Does anyone know if I can add a poll option without it wiping the votes?

I don't think you can edit the poll once voting has started.....

[Arch]

Born just out of Wedlock.

That's in Shropshire, isn't it?

[Bacon Double Cheese]

Born just out of Wedlock.

That's in Shropshire, isn't it?

[woody61]

Born at home just outside Sunninghill, and disturbingly close to the Surrey border. Reading was the big city for us, with (imagine!) a league football club - mind you, it was free to watch Ascot Utd.

Moved to Reading in '86, just in time for the glory days....

[Hampshire Royal]

Born in Middlesbrough.

Moved to Reading when I was 15 and lived there for 5 years - just enough time to fall in love with RFC.

Joined the RAF and moved away.

Now living in Switzerland and working in Belfast.

What category does that put me in?

ps My children were born in Southend, have never lived in Reading and now live in Petersfield. Both are rabid Reading fans.

What category does that put them in?

Is Belfast a punishment HR or a pleasure?
Similar story with kids although one was born at Dellwood in Reading.
Two grandchildren are Reading fans although born in Bournemouth.

The first time I flew into Belfast, I was expecting to see bomb sites and burning cars. It's a vibrant city and you can't tell it apart from any mainland city, apart from the murals dotted around the place - which are actually quite artistic, and you can get tours around the place to see them. The people are extremely friendly - just don't take any sides on Norn Iron politics. The Guiness is better than it is in England!

Having said that, I took a week's holiday back home for the week of the 12th!!

[EKroyal]

Hi guys & girls, Newbod here!

Born in Wallingford, lived in Streatley, now in East Kilbride

[Royal Soupanoodle]

Hi guys & girls, Newbod here!

Born in Wallingford, lived in Streatley, now in East Kilbride

Welcome!!!

So you've always been a Northener

[Royalee]

Born in Reading, live in Woodley/Bournemouth.

[mini _dariusz]

You're only a proper Reading if you were born IN the Royal Berks.

The rest of you are glory hunting out of towners.

[weybridgewanderer]

The first time I flew into Belfast, I was expecting to see bomb sites and burning cars. It's a vibrant city and you can't tell it apart from any mainland city, apart from the murals dotted around the place - which are actually quite artistic, and you can get tours around the place to see them. The people are extremely friendly - just don't take any sides on Norn Iron politics. The Guiness is better than it is in England!

Having said that, I took a week's holiday back home for the week of the 12th!!

hmmm drinking guiness would suggest you are taking sides!

[Ark Royal]

Born at the Dellwood Nursing Home along Liebenrood Road, so really close to EP. Played QPR at home that weekend in September 56, but could not make my first game

Lived in Prince of Wales Avenue initially before Mum and Dad got a flat above Broad Street Chapel (now Waterstones). Moved to Bracknell when I was four. Moved to Dublin in 99 after brief stays in London and Nottingham, then the US in 2002.