BBC report once again states that we have had ten points deducted this season. They have stated this so many times, I am starting to believe it. :lol: The report has probably dropped through a wormhole from May 2024. I thought the same thing. Mind you, it is the third time in the last 3 or 4 weeks ...

BBC report once again states that we have had ten points deducted this season. They have stated this so many times, I am starting to believe it.

Just before kick-off today, Adie asked what has been different at the SCL in recent games? A couple of feeble guesses from Tim Dellor, then Adie informs us that Reading have brought back multi-ball! Dellor and Gooding concur and briefly speculate whether Reading had to get special permission for thi...

Twice in the last week, the BBC has reported on issues concerning RFC. The first article was regarding Dai’s £20k fine. The second was regarding the redundancies. Both articles stated that Reading FC had been deducted ten points this season . Only the second article credited any writers, Katie Waple...

According to the Reading FC app, we are playing against Shrewsbury at the SCL Stadium in the FA Cup this weekend!

If you were travelling from Burgess Hill to Reading, a helicopter would be the best method of transportation The only reason to choose to go by car would be if one didn’t own or have access to a helicopter. Darned right. I do a similar journey for every home game and nowadays two and a half hours i...

I don't think the tennis balls are intended to get a message through to Dai, surely they are more to draw the attention of the media, other clubs' supporters, the general public and the EFL?

It's an Asset of Community Value, meaning it can't be sold quickly or without warning. Kudos to STAR for applying and to RBC for granting it.

I don't always agree with Nath, but that pretty much hits the spot!

If the club were to be sold, surely it would still owe Dai £180m?

I have not trawled back through the entire thread to see if this has been addressed already, but prior to the Bolton game, I was given a more attentive frisk than I've had since the Elm Park days. What was the stewards' attitude to tennis balls in coat pockets or bags? Do we have reason to think the...

It really would be good to know what Bowen, Selles and the players would like the supporters to do. Modern footballers are so separate from the supporters, that there is little chance to find out. I wonder if STAR have a route in?

Given that the problem has been having the cash to pay wages and tax, it always struck me as odd that the EFL's solution was to require Reading to stump up a load more cash. A bit like fining a penniless vagrant, it solves nothing and just adds to the problem.

Everyone who is not receiving the level of service expected should be letting the club know, after all the club are the ones with the power here.

Apparently, there was a football related incident near the station on Saturday evening which resulted in a man in his '50s requiring medical attention. A section 35 dispersal order was issued. Not clear if the victim was from Reading, Stevenage, or an unfortunate passed by.

Tim Dellor reports Dean is signing today.

It's definitely a money thing! Until replica kits became a "thing" (late '80s?) most clubs wore plain red, blue, white or yellow for their away kits, but only when strictly required. Generally speaking, clubs would wear different shorts as a first option, such as Reading wearing blue short...

Good post, Norfolk, I agree on all of that.

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East Grinstead Royal Brian Stabler is Finance Director, he should know.

He retired earlier this year.

He's still listed as FD on the club's website.

Brian Stabler is Finance Director, he should know.