The shortest you've ever had to travel to a RFC game

[Thaumagurist*]

I once lived somewhere just off Oxford Road in the summer of 1997, it was just a simple walk down to Elm Park. That was the closest and shortest trip I've ever taken.

[Alan Partridge]

I once lived somewhere just off Oxford Road in the summer of 1997, it was just a simple walk down to Elm Park. That was the closest and shortest trip I've ever taken.

Fascinating stuff.

[Royal Lady]

He should write a book. I need a new doorstop.

[heathrow royal]

Shortest journey was probably when we played Slough Town in the FA Cup 1st Round back in November of 1991.I can still remember to the day adie williams breaking his nose then scoring the equaliser to earn a replay back at Elm Park, we also wore one of my favourite away shirts of my generation the red and white arrows shirt.

[leyton royal]

I think it is a fascinating subject and offer up http://bit.ly/89ydf this, my shortest ever trip to a Reading game.

hello btw.

[Magnus]

For me this would probably be when I lived in Reading and went to a home game at the Mad Stad.

[bishbosh92]

Reading v Didcot town freindly

[poohs pure]

I once lived somewhere just off Oxford Road in the summer of 1997, it was just a simple walk down to Elm Park. That was the closest and shortest trip I've ever taken.

78 Waverley Road. Left out of gate, down the road, left, hang a right into TE turnstile. 3 minutes at most. Beauty of being sent to live with your dear old nan as your parents have had enough of your bad behaviour.

[Ark Royal]

I once lived somewhere just off Oxford Road in the summer of 1997, it was just a simple walk down to Elm Park. That was the closest and shortest trip I've ever taken.

78 Waverley Road. Left out of gate, down the road, left, hang a right into TE turnstile. 3 minutes at most. Beauty of being sent to live with your dear old nan as your parents have had enough of your bad behaviour.

Might just have that beat. 11 Rutland Road and prior to that 25 Prince of Wales Avenue.

[poohs pure]

I once lived somewhere just off Oxford Road in the summer of 1997, it was just a simple walk down to Elm Park. That was the closest and shortest trip I've ever taken.

78 Waverley Road. Left out of gate, down the road, left, hang a right into TE turnstile. 3 minutes at most. Beauty of being sent to live with your dear old nan as your parents have had enough of your bad behaviour.

Might just have that beat. 11 Rutland Road and prior to that 25 Prince of Wales Avenue.

fricking close

[Man Friday]

Nil distance when staying in the Madejski hotel before the match. (Clever tw*t. No, just a tw*t, actually.)

[poohs pure]

Nil distance when staying in the Madejski hotel before the match. (Clever tw*t. No, just a tw*t, actually.)

illegal move, distance to hotel from home clearly has to be included...nurse!

[Mad Dog's Ghost]

Cranbury Road.

[Mid Sussex Royal]

Used to live on other side of Prospect Park from Elm Park - 5 mins walk.

Palace is nearest championship ground now - Brighton nearest league ground - although Crawley Town would be nearer if they make it out of the conference.

[The Cap]

Sorry lads and lasses I fail to understand why this thread has lasted so long. Surely there's got to be more interesting stuff going on in the land of RFC?

[SLAMMED]

Madejski Stadium.

[Whore Jackie]

Shortest away trip, friendly at Arborfield Garrison.

[North Somerset Royal]

In the old days I only had a 5 minute walk from my parents house in Southcote across Prospect Park to the ground. This season my shortest journey was to Bristol City away as I only live 8 miles from Ashton Gate.

[Maguire]

I think it is a fascinating subject and offer up http://bit.ly/89ydf this, my shortest ever trip to a Reading game.

hello btw.

Some friends of mine live about 50yds from you - in Dawlish Road, right next to the park

[Tredder]

25 past midnight on the team board....