Where In The World Are Reading Fans?

Caversham, Cardiff, Cuba?

Earley, Exeter, El Salvador?

It’s always intrigued me as a Reading fan to know where fellow supporters live. It’s a bit nosey and nerdy I know, but I thought that during these unprecedented times of zero football, I would set about to discover where fans call home, whether that be domestically or internationally.

Has that car in the Greyhound Stadium car park travelled from Scotland? Is that Heathrow-bound plane overhead from Barcelona carrying a couple of Club 1871 season ticket holders? Is the Penzance train pulling into Reading Station platform 11 full of Cornish Royals?

I know that we now have an ever-growing fan base in Kenya thanks to Ayub Masika and think it would be great to display on a world map where Royals fans are located. Maybe there’s an avid fan in Iran because of Saeid Ezatolahi? A diehard Royal in rural Liechtenstein thanks to Sandro Wieser? A supporters’ club in Slovenia because of Jure Travner’s influence?

Closer to home and the Madejski Stadium, is it from the north, east, south or west of RG2 that people descend on a matchday from? Which suburb of Reading is home to most fans?

You never know, there may be a fellow Royals fan living right under your nose. This could be a matchmaking service for Reading FC lift share or the start of a new international supporters club!

Please take part in the survey by sending us your UK or international location and, if you happen to follow the Royals from further afield, a bit about yourself. You can get in touching by replying to the tweet or Facebook post for this article, or emailing thetilehurstend@gmail.com.