"Drawn to Success" tee shirts! and what about the Brentford muppet on crutches pegging up the pitch to fight us as we celebrated! happy days

Sun Tzu wrote:I'm quite happy to be wrong (are we going to get into an arguement in which we both fight for the right to be wrong !!)

I have no medical qualifications so am simply saying what I (believed) I saw.

I think I'm more wrong than you and am prepared to get nasty over it if need be !!!!

Marek, so we can keep both the other two! (there's always one isn't there)

Chi, you have far too much time on your hands!

My words on this subject all season have been : As to relegation - if we're relegated this season I'll happily stand bollcok-naked on the centre-spot at the MadStad before a game and dance on a Reading shirt.

http://hobnob.royals.org ...

donface wrote:[spaceymode]Chimpanzees are not monkeys.[spaceymode/]

Hoist by his own petard!

brendywendy wrote:im going for the "drunk from drinking cheap champagne" theme

You'll be 'forever blowin bubbles, pretty bubbles in the air'

Random 'No Theme, Theme Day'

Dig out your own personal favourite 'outfit' shock and amaze your fellow Biscuitmen!

I'll be the chump in the broad arrow suit!

Oh and Spacey, for fun and because life is way too serious sometimes!!!

Did you apply for the manager's job when SSC left?

Yeah! we're a team of donkey clogging hardmen, that don't subscribe to the 'beautiful game theory' and the world (that usually ignores us altogether, has a conspiracy campaign against us) or maybe, just maybe, there's an outside chance that it's merely bad luck and the happenstance of playing ...

RL is quite right! teams need the ability to 'win ugly' otherwise it gives the opposition an immediate psycholgical advantage.

The best evidence for this is seeing Arsenal, a fine footballing side, with genuine world class players, being bullied out of games by journeyman footballers or cynical ...

What he has done reminds me of a previous, "Beard-Day" the one where the theme was ancient religious prophets!

I don't think its overstating the case to say that until he got to grips with the team we looked like relegation certainties!

Just spotted Brian McDermott walking across the Thames at Caversham, fifty yards from the bridge!

"He's got no hair and we don't care"

Well done 'Baldy' you da man!

'He's our Polish international' Dariusz Wdowczyk, was a class act and Mrs W was a honey too!

On the Middlesbrough-specific pages of BBC teletext (after the first couple of common pages) it referred to Middlesbrough getting a draw against 'lowly Reading'.

I saw that and wanted to complain!! When do we stop being lowly?

Irritating yes, but if they underestimate us ala Luckypool then I ...

or.............."A finger of fudge is just enough to give your fans a treat, a finger of fudge is just enough until it's time to tweet, it's like a public apology, sincere and very sweet, a finger of fudge is just enough to give your fans a treat!"



but seriously The Turtles have a number of ...

Can the people suggesting we should 'cash in' on Marek please have a stab at writing the ad:-

'For sale, promising, slightly used, enigmatic, Czech international footballer, three previous owners, very low mileage, prone to bouts of injury and failure to deliver and communicate on a meaningful ...

Get STAR to endorse it and purchase the baldy-wigs wholesale, for resale up to and on the match day, selected for the event.

This is how most every other theme day props were obtained and it guarantees a bit of a show!

Seempulls



Just needs a pro to organise it .....

Quite right! sombody ...

Get STAR to endorse it and purchase the baldy-wigs wholesale, for resale up to and on the match day, selected for the event.

This is how most every other theme day props were obtained and it guarantees a bit of a show!

Seempulls

"Much ado about nothing"

[quote="Very near...far away"]It never happened in my day.
The fans clapped and cheered non-stop.
We all loved one another (even though it wasn't the 60s).

Now we all have to be successful first time all the time, "second is nowhere".
The perfectionists from Tilehurst, Whitley and Caversham ...