by sandman » 16 Jan 2016 17:32
by Longhorn1970 » 16 Jan 2016 17:35
sandman Just a typical Reading performance against teams out of form and in the lower half of the table. Still not as bad as drawing with 8 man bottom of the table Yeovil a couple of years ago.
by sandman » 16 Jan 2016 17:37
Longhorn1970sandman Just a typical Reading performance against teams out of form and in the lower half of the table. Still not as bad as drawing with 8 man bottom of the table Yeovil a couple of years ago.
Trouble is we are making are habit of it ..
by Longhorn1970 » 16 Jan 2016 17:43
sandmanLonghorn1970sandman Just a typical Reading performance against teams out of form and in the lower half of the table. Still not as bad as drawing with 8 man bottom of the table Yeovil a couple of years ago.
Trouble is we are making are habit of it ..
Well yeah we've been making a habit out of it for a decade.
by Royalwaster » 16 Jan 2016 17:45
by Brosef Stalin » 16 Jan 2016 17:46
by Longhorn1970 » 16 Jan 2016 17:47
Royalwaster Well at least with McD you can hope he'll get a reaction out of the team - with Clarke it would just be move onto the next crap result.
by Dick Habbin's hairdo » 16 Jan 2016 17:49
by jd82 » 16 Jan 2016 18:08
by Longhorn1970 » 16 Jan 2016 18:11
jd82 On the train home....
Overall pretty woeful, I can't remember a clear cut chance other than Vydra at the end of the first half. Looked argon ally better once we went 442, but in all honesty couldn't have looked much worse.
Highlight of the day was probably the ball bouncing all the way down the Yokohama advertising, which about sum up how poor the rest was.
Special shout out to the lad in the DM's who was asleep after 15 minutes
by jd82 » 16 Jan 2016 18:14
Longhorn1970jd82 On the train home....
Overall pretty woeful, I can't remember a clear cut chance other than Vydra at the end of the first half. Looked argon ally better once we went 442, but in all honesty couldn't have looked much worse.
Highlight of the day was probably the ball bouncing all the way down the Yokohama advertising, which about sum up how poor the rest was.
Special shout out to the lad in the DM's who was asleep after 15 minutes
by bcubed » 16 Jan 2016 18:16
Longhorn1970jd82 On the train home....
Overall pretty woeful, I can't remember a clear cut chance other than Vydra at the end of the first half. Looked argon ally better once we went 442, but in all honesty couldn't have looked much worse.
Highlight of the day was probably the ball bouncing all the way down the Yokohama advertising, which about sum up how poor the rest was.
Special shout out to the lad in the DM's who was asleep after 15 minutes
Piazon chance that was saved ?
by Longhorn1970 » 16 Jan 2016 18:17
jd82Longhorn1970jd82 On the train home....
Overall pretty woeful, I can't remember a clear cut chance other than Vydra at the end of the first half. Looked argon ally better once we went 442, but in all honesty couldn't have looked much worse.
Highlight of the day was probably the ball bouncing all the way down the Yokohama advertising, which about sum up how poor the rest was.
Special shout out to the lad in the DM's who was asleep after 15 minutes
Piazon chance that was saved ?[/quote
Yeah, forgot that and the Williams follow up chance, not a great deal to shout about though.
by bcubed » 16 Jan 2016 18:21
P!ssed Off Though tbf Vydra's howler had nothing on the ref's.
The straightest red card you've ever seen and he completely bottled it.
by Longhorn1970 » 16 Jan 2016 18:31
bcubedP!ssed Off Though tbf Vydra's howler had nothing on the ref's.
The straightest red card you've ever seen and he completely bottled it.
Was right in line with this
Unbelievably bad decision . It's exactly what that rule was brought in for
No doubt we wouldn't have been able to break down ten men but at least we wouldn't have lost
by jd82 » 16 Jan 2016 18:35
bcubedP!ssed Off Though tbf Vydra's howler had nothing on the ref's.
The straightest red card you've ever seen and he completely bottled it.
Was right in line with this
Unbelievably bad decision . It's exactly what that rule was bryought in for
No doubt we wouldn't have been able to break down ten men but at least we wouldn't have lost
by bcubed » 16 Jan 2016 18:40
jd82bcubedP!ssed Off Though tbf Vydra's howler had nothing on the ref's.
The straightest red card you've ever seen and he completely bottled it.
Was right in line with this
Unbelievably bad decision . It's exactly what that rule was bryought in for
No doubt we wouldn't have been able to break down ten men but at least we wouldn't have lost
Which rule (sic)? No matter how loud people shout "he's last man ref" that doesn't make it the actual rule
You could argue he was along way away from goal and heading further away. Which is clearly why the red thought yellow was enough.
by bcubed » 16 Jan 2016 18:41
Longhorn1970bcubedP!ssed Off Though tbf Vydra's howler had nothing on the ref's.
The straightest red card you've ever seen and he completely bottled it.
Was right in line with this
Unbelievably bad decision . It's exactly what that rule was brought in for
No doubt we wouldn't have been able to break down ten men but at least we wouldn't have lost
Matters not, we look all at sea ..
by Longhorn1970 » 16 Jan 2016 18:47
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