Furthest you've travelled to watch RFC

[Whore Jackie]

Sunderland, because we had to go to Newcastle, and then get the metro down to The Stadium of Light.

Snap.

Similarly flown to Newcastle and then got the train down to Middlesbrough. Furthest day-trip probably Blackburn.

[dellwoodboy]

NEWCASTLE for me.
It was the third round of the F.A.Cup in 1969 and Itravelled up overnight from London arriving before dawn.
On the same train were Fulham supporters going to Sunderland and they won easily Malcom McDonald getting a hat-trick I think.
This caused huge cheers over the tannoy at St.James Park at the end of the game.
We lost 3-0 if I remember correctly but did not deserve to do so.

[Stevie G]

Osnabruck, Germany, just to see us lose at Cardiff with the whole family, and return prompto against our plans.

[madreadingfan]

newcastle,middelsborough or sunderland

newcastle is probably the furthest away tho lol

[Row V]

Lightweights.

Seen glorified training sessions/practice matches deep in a Swedish forest...

otherwise Newcastle, of course, for serious matches.

Quite, I've travelled from Newark, NJ, USA.

[North Somerset Royal]

Over 10,000 miles this season altogether home & away.

[Russell Street]

Got to be Scumampton to Newcastle.

[Jackson Corner]

Carlisle mid week for a 0-0. I think that's the furthest north we can go out of the current football league clubs?

[Millsy]

Once I was visiting Ayre's Rock in Australia wen Reading got a replay against Barnet in the Coca-Cola Cup.

I travelled on foot to the nearest airport and flew to England to get to Reading just in time for the last ten minutes of the game and I went back again.

You probably won't believe it but it is fact.

[percy_freeman]

I travelled quite often from my home in Benalmadena to home and away games, approx 1200 mile round trrip.

[Deathy]

What's the furtherest distance you've travelled to watch your beloved team play?

Probably Sheffield for me.

I drove to all but 2 home games whilst living in Leeds. 445 mile round trip sometimes twice a week.

[royalroo]

Brisbane to Reading to watch Reading loose to Portsmouth on New Years Day 2008. Oh well, at least i saw my family.

[Whistle]

Blyth in the Cup - furthest Reading have ever travelled to play a match in England - north of Newcastle for the newbs.

[LUX]

I've done Lux to Newcastle, Sunderland, Wigan and Leeds. Two wins, two defeats.

Based in Reading, the furthest I ever travelled was the FA Cup train special to Hereford in about 1977.

[Deathy]

Brisbane to Reading to watch Reading loose to Portsmouth on New Years Day 2008. Oh well, at least i saw my family.

I can smell the plasticity around you.

[Ark Royal]

The Rosaleda in Malaga and I did not watch. I played.

Feck off! I watched and didn't play. Remind me of one thing; what was the best goal Mick Gooding ever scored?

The equalizer at Stockport, you cnut! No Burnley header came even close.

[Ark Royal]

Blyth in the Cup - furthest Reading have ever travelled to play a match in England - north of Newcastle for the newbs.

Respect! That's the winner for me. Could not make that one, but my Mum let me ponce off school for the replay.

[Whistle]

Blyth in the Cup - furthest Reading have ever travelled to play a match in England - north of Newcastle for the newbs.

Respect! That's the winner for me. Could not make that one, but my Mum let me ponce off school for the replay.

Must have taken 8 hours there and 8 hours back on a 1970s British Rail football special . I'm surprised that the state of the toilets at the end wasn't seared into my mind forever.

[Dick Habbin's hairdo]

Ark - I didn't bunk off school for the Blyth replay with my Mum's approval - I just went anyway as school was on the Tilehurst Rd

I do 5 or 6 matches home or away each season - and each one is a c. 7,000 mile roundtrip..... but I used to be a STH when living in Leeds/Keighley/Bradford.... full marks for Deathy.

[AndyRFC]

probably newcastle. although Portsmouth to Sheffield cant be to far shoter than terms of distance