Wherever you are, you’re still Leeds.

Being a supporter isn’t always a seat in the stand. Sometimes it’s checking the score between shifts. Sometimes it’s the radio on a long drive. Sometimes it’s a kitchen halfway across the world, with a kick-off time that makes absolutely no sense.

Life moves people around. Work, family, distance and the cost of getting to a game can all stand between a fan and the ground. None of them gets to decide how much the club means to you.

The connection shows up in smaller ways. A message to a friend after a goal. A white shirt spotted in an unfamiliar city. The immediate understanding when someone else says they’re Leeds, too.

A club needs the people making the noise inside the ground. It also needs the people carrying that feeling far beyond it. There’s room for all of us in the story.

Wherever you’re reading this, you’re part of it. Marching on together travels well.