Got some luck though as was out with mates for the Brighton home game which was also on Sky but wasn't in a pub that was showing the game but another mate was. Think I may have ended up there later but the game had finished by then, so my winning run wasn't ruined! Just discovered that the final re...

3-1 to Birmingham now.

Davezk They didnt even make 100 points in the end 'best ever'

And to think we were concerned they would beat the 106...

Losing 2-0 against Fulham in April 2008 in a relegation 6-pointer was arguably what led to our relegation that year.

I recall being part of 150 odd at Swansea in an FA cup replay in 2005.

They should draw the home teams on the Tuesday, the away teams on a Wednesday, and then do another special draw on the Thursday to swap round the fixtures a bit so they suit the TV audiences.

I expect they will be highly motivated to beat us after the playoff games, and will do so convincingly.

I'm new to hobnob so sorry if this is old hat but can anyone tell me just how the football club and I mean the team will benefit from the development both in the short and long term. :?: The club did a survey and found out that folks are more likely to come to games if they can have a cheeky nandos...

Probably because we're only on against Leeds.

Stranded

tidus_mi2 I guess that also means we will have played Fulham for two consecutive home fixtures, that surely doesn't happen very often.

Only if you ignore the Gillingham game.

We also played Preston in two consecutive home fixtures with the last game of the 15/16 season and the first of last season.

Maybe the club should start buying up premises in town, like cafes, pubs, bars, shops, advertising locations, offices, leisure facilities, supermarkets and housing developments. It could brand each of them with Reading FC colours, decorate them with memorabilia, and insist on showing any of the liv...

Maybe the club should start buying up premises in town, like cafes, pubs, bars, shops, advertising locations, offices, leisure facilities, supermarkets and housing developments. It could brand each of them with Reading FC colours, decorate them with memorabilia, and insist on showing any of the live...

It would be good for there to be a ticket office or club shop in town, perhaps one location which could perform both functions. I doubt it currently stacks up for the club but it might increase awareness.

Swansea was worse because it felt like we wanted it more that time. We were spirited, positive and attacking, we almost came back into it, and we were sold out with a more positive crowd behind the team. I had more belief that day. The Huddersfield game felt like a massive damp squib, and whilst we ...

What happened to the "singing section" the club told us about It's what you get when you sell tickets to STH + 6 or however many the allowance was. Would have been a bit shit taking just 14,000 Seems like people wanted to be in the singing section within contributing to it, meaning that i...

I am not nervous. I was nervous before Walsall, I was nervous before Swansea, but this year it just doesn't seem to be as important to me as it was back then.

We'll lose 4-1, Stam will leave, and next season we'll get relegated to League 1.

I'm fully expecting us to line up with the 7-2-1 formation we used so effectively against Fulham in the second leg.

No clue. RFC slow to update. Huddersfield have already shifted 35k Fair to say they will sell their allocation, can we match it...? Looking online now, We're selling: Category 1: None Category 2: 207, 208, 209, 524 Category 3: 524 Category 4: 523, 524 Category 5: None Only appears than Blocks 525 a...

This indicates that they're selling the upper tier blocks one by one Reading Football Club have to adhere to a very strict selling criteria set by the EFL and Wembley Stadium, so only blocks 501-508 will initially be on sale in level 5. All tickets need to be sold on Level 1 and 2 before opening fur...