Whatever happened tp?

[From Despair To Where?]

Adrian Viveash - Youth team manager at Europa League Champions Chelsea.

Amended to bring up to date.

Thursday night Channel 5, Thursday night channel 5.
Now, who used to chant that, was it Chelsea and Man Utd?
Chelsea got their wish a couple of years ago and Man Utd might just make it ready for next season.
What goes round, comes round.

You're embarrassing yourself again m8!

Chelsea - The only English side to have won the European Cup, UEFA Cup and the Cup Winners Cup. History makers.

Quite right. Even in their heyday, Liverpool failed to qualify for the UEFA Cup or Cup Winners Cup between 1976 and 1985. Admittedly though, it was more difficult to qualify for Europe, what with only one place awarded in the European Cup on league position each year and only 3, one of which went to the League Cup winners, for the EUFA Cup.

[BraisingsteakRoyal]

Mike "Mickey" Travers - 1958-67 - 184 (2) appearances / 36 goals.

Then signed for Portsmouth in '67 and went on to play for them 74 times (scored a famous rare header from outside the box) before going on to Aldershot, Basingstoke and then Farnborough - played to a decent level into his 40's.

Lived in Blackwater for years, worked as an accountant in Camberley before retiring a couple of years back. Does a bit of scouting. Minted.

[Reading4eva]

Dylan Kerr. Out in the far east. Still a really nice bloke as he always was

[No Fixed Abode]

Charlie Austin - former Reading trainee now plying his trade with QPR.

Conor Wickham - former Academy player now plying his trade with Sunderland. Just been recalled from Leeds on loan.

[Pepe the Horseman]

Where's Wickham on loan m8?

[No Fixed Abode]

Neil Webb was a postie round Tilehurst back in the early 00's. Don't know if he still is

This picture just popped up on Twitter



It says he's now working for a transport company.

[paddy20]

Mike "Mickey" Travers - 1958-67 - 184 (2) appearances / 36 goals.

Then signed for Portsmouth in '67 and went on to play for them 74 times (scored a famous rare header from outside the box) before going on to Aldershot, Basingstoke and then Farnborough - played to a decent level into his 40's.

Lived in Blackwater for years, worked as an accountant in Camberley before retiring a couple of years back. Does a bit of scouting. Minted.

Had the hardest shot than any other Reading player since

[Sutekh]

Gilksey is part of the managerial team at Basingstoke along with Jason Bristow as the manager

Lee Hodges was managing Truro recently - didn't Kevin Girdler go down there as well

Think Adie Williams is in media now or something

[RoyalBlue]

Mike "Mickey" Travers - 1958-67 - 184 (2) appearances / 36 goals.

Then signed for Portsmouth in '67 and went on to play for them 74 times (scored a famous rare header from outside the box) before going on to Aldershot, Basingstoke and then Farnborough - played to a decent level into his 40's.

Lived in Blackwater for years, worked as an accountant in Camberley before retiring a couple of years back. Does a bit of scouting. Minted.

Had the hardest shot than any other Reading player since

I'd counter with big Percy Freeman for that honour. I used to love seeing him leave one of the defensive wall on the pitch in a crumpled heap!

[Sutekh]

Ray bomber Reeves surely for that accolade?

[Hendo]

Mick Gooding .... Estate Agent in Tadley , I think he is branch manager

Indeed, I'm sure I remember him being on homes under the hammer or some similar programme quite a while ago.

[Sutekh]

Quincy Jim was manager of Nantwich Town until about a year ago

believe Steve Moran is lorry driver in Yorkshire or somewhere

Wasn't Craig Maskell managing Staines Town for a long time, is he still there?

Nicky Forster was manager at Dover

[TBM]

The thread title is really pissing me off now

[paddy20]

The thread title is really pissing me off now

Ok why don't you ha ha Nice to have a thread without abuse - 3 pages at least!!

[Pepe the Horseman]

Pardon?

[No Fixed Abode]

Former trainee Paul White - has his own double glazing business in Theale.

[Pepe the Horseman]

When the Lord closes a door...

[Libertine]

Shaka Hislop is now with ESPN FC.

[Libertine]

And there is a decent chance he is living somewhere in Connecticut right now. Before joining Bristol, CT based ESPN he was a goalkeeper coach for the men's and women's teams at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT.

[No Fixed Abode]

Not sure what he's up to now, but it's Paul Holsgroves 44th birthday today.