Who was our best oldie of the championship year?

[BarryWhiteRFC]

Little, everyday of the week. He is probably the best player I've ever seen to put on a Reading shirt. His skill levels were something else that season.

[Big Foot]

Convey scored some great goals that season and looked like he was going to create something pretty much everytime he got the ball. Gutted it didn't work out for him at RFC in the end

I'm sorry but even after all this time I still don't get Convey or the people on here who still wish to have his babies. He had ONE good game at home against Millwall, and that was it, ONE good game. I went to every home and away game that year and even in that great team he looked like little boy lost. He couldn't take on his man, he couldn't tackle, he couldn't head a ball, in fact come to think about it has he come back as Shaun Cummings ?

[Gordons Cumming]

Now is not the time for nostalgia.

It's too painful...................

[The Real Sandhurst Royal]

It was a team effort so it was not one player better than the other they all played there part.

[wolsey]

Coppell - oldest and best (in both his playing and managerial days)

[Vision]

That year Little was the best player in the league. Some of his skill, set up play and goals were of the highest quality. The like I've never seen or doubt I'll get to see again, made it all the sadder to see him last year and he looked completely shot, although doing ok for SHeff Utd by all accounts.

This x1000 ^^^^. The best I've ever seen in a Reading shirt.

Along with Sidwell he was the leader of that squad on and off the field. Give whoever you want the armband,coin toss and radio show but those two were pivotal.

[handbags_harris]

There can be absolutely no question that Glen Little was the best player. His dummy that completely threw three Wolves defenders followed up by a pinpoint crossright onto Kitson's bonce was worth the Molineux admission fee alone. That and his leap like a salmon header at Deepdale.