Ignoring skill and ability - who is your favourite ever Reading player?

[AthleticoSpizz]

In for the Senior Service, Quinny, Gooding, Bryn and Marcus etc. love, but for me it's Martin Hicks

[Zip]

Yakou Meite the member of the squad who always gives his all and makes an effort with tne fans
Nicky Forster A masterclass in the lone striker role in 2002/3
Michael Gilkes Used to love watching him running at full tilt

[LUX]

Robin Friday (sorry, has to be), Gary Peters, Steve Death from the 1975/76 team

No-one's mentioned Kevin Doyle yet......him.

Gorkks

Rougier

[Royality creeps In]

Between Richie Bowman, Dariusz Wdowczyk and Gilksy

[Fluff]

Kevin Brenner.

[Elm Park Kid]

'Ignoring skill and ability... '

Sounds like our standard plan when recruiting a manager.

[percy_freeman]

Simon Shepard closley followed by Daley Thompson.

[Tails]

Mass Sarr

[LUX]

Kevin Brenner.

Always good for a pass

[Billy The Fish]

Noel Hunt.
For continually taking the p1ss out of Alex McCarthy’s lack of skill during keepie-uppie sessions at half-time when they were both subs. And for trying to block an attempt on goal with his head whilst lying on the ground.

[fartdad]

Murty

[From Despair To Where?]

Brynjar Gunnarsson. Looked like an asthmatic hunchback Boris Becker. The ultimate journeyman, unassuming, solid, unfussy and largely unspectacular but never let us down and had a knack of coming up with something very special exactly when we needed it.

[CavershamRoyal]

Jay Tabb.

[Chairman Mao]

great thread


michael meaker
jimmy kebe, in both his forms
james harper

[bloody Volvo driver]

Shaka, by a country mile.

Honourable mentions of

Super Simon Osborn, convinced we’d won the league in 94-95 if he hadn’t missed a dozen or so games in early ‘95. Genius player
ALF
Terry Hurlock - scary man

[Jack Celliers]

Trevor Senior of course

[blythspartan]

Ritchie Bowman

[blythspartan]

For my dad, Ronnie Blackman