Reserve Playoff Games v Bolton

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by higher » 11 May 2007 21:13

noise they won't be coming back from this one thanks higher :D
Looking good.We were 2 nil up in 95. We dont want a penalty!!!

84 Robson-Kanu has a pop.Wide but shows confidence.
85.A fed Good save from Bolton freekick.Scott Davies sounds like a good ball winner.
3 mins time being added.

A fed again looking confident at back cooly intercepting a Bolton attack. Up other end Corner urz.

Dying seconds Webb looks at his watch..

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by higher » 11 May 2007 21:23

Championees. Congrats Brian McDermott et al. Academy finished 2nd as well.The future is bright. Urzzzz.

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by Tamworth_Royal » 11 May 2007 21:27

Well done the second string excellent season :D

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by Tamworth_Royal » 11 May 2007 21:28

higher Championees. Congrats Brian McDermott et al. Academy finished 2nd as well.The future is bright. Urzzzz.


Yes special mention to Brian D well managed

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by BonBoh » 11 May 2007 21:46

URZ!!!!

a good sign of quality throughout the club!


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by glass half full » 11 May 2007 21:59

:D :D :D I know that I could be putting my neck there right on the block but I feel confident that a higher proportion of young players could make it through the ranks, thus making John Madejski's faith (and money) in the Academy pay off in a big way.

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by working class hero » 11 May 2007 22:10

glass half full :D :D :D I know that I could be putting my neck there right on the block but I feel confident that a higher proportion of young players could make it through the ranks, thus making John Madejski's faith (and money) in the Academy pay off in a big way.


The team tonight was barely recognisable as the team that won the Southern section. It was a pretty dire game. The goals were well taken but attritubutable to poor defending at corners.

If I were a first team player I wouldn't be worried [on tonight's performance] that any of these are about to break through....

Federici was OK - one great save and one great recovery when he fumbled a shot. Halls was solid. Osano OK. Otherwise we all seemed pretty anonymous.

It was a poor game and I am glad it was only £3 as anything more to watch that would have been a rip off.....

Still chuffed the lads won and I am delighted that they have achieved so much this year. Tonight was not representative of the season as a whole - and they still snatched the win.

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by bottom left hand corner » 11 May 2007 22:24

well done, good matches to watch this season. hopefully we will win it next season to.


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by Reading_Royal » 11 May 2007 22:28

CHAMPIONES CHAMPIONES OLE OLE OLE!

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by bassavage » 11 May 2007 22:37

We've won it one time
We've won it one tiiiiiiiiiiiiime
The Premier Reserve League
We've won it one time

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by shaka's shorts » 11 May 2007 22:41

Just back from the game. Well done to the second string.

I agree, this was about the 5th reserve / youth game I've seen this year and the poorest, but we did enough to win it. Special mentions to A Fed (man of the match), Pearce and Bennet. Halls did well and Robson-Kanu played better than usual. Henry quieter than usual but did OK. Cox had some good touches, but I've seen him play better. We were up against a very young Bolton side (only the keeper was known to me), but we did enough.

Great for the lads to finish off another great season with a trophy. You have to say that the 1st team, reserves and youth teams have all done much better than we could have expected.

Yes, the future is bright (and the present isn't bad either!)

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by glass half full » 11 May 2007 22:42

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glass half full :D :D :D I know that I could be putting my neck there right on the block but I feel confident that a higher proportion of young players could make it through the ranks, thus making John Madejski's faith (and money) in the Academy pay off in a big way.


The team tonight was barely recognisable as the team that won the Southern section. It was a pretty dire game. The goals were well taken but attritubutable to poor defending at corners.

If I were a first team player I wouldn't be worried [on tonight's performance] that any of these are about to break through....

Federici was OK - one great save and one great recovery when he fumbled a shot. Halls was solid. Osano OK. Otherwise we all seemed pretty anonymous.

It was a poor game and I am glad it was only £3 as anything more to watch that would have been a rip off.....

Still chuffed the lads won and I am delighted that they have achieved so much this year. Tonight was not representative of the season as a whole - and they still snatched the win.


Ye-es.... It takes two teams to make a good game, however, and Bolton? Well.....


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by Royal Rob » 11 May 2007 23:26

We beat Bolton in the play-offs :D

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by purleyroyal » 11 May 2007 23:33

Considering there were a reported 4,000 tickets sold before the game and you could buy on the turnstiles (as I and others did) it's strange that the official attendance was only 4,172.
It felt like more
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by M4 Junction 11 » 12 May 2007 01:51

purleyroyal Considering there were a reported 4,000 tickets sold before the game and you could buy on the turnstiles (as I and others did) it's strange that the official attendance was only 4,172.
It felt like more
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That must be how many stayed behind to see the presentation. For the game there must have been almost that many in the West Stand alone with far more in the East.


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by Stranded » 12 May 2007 11:54

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purleyroyal Considering there were a reported 4,000 tickets sold before the game and you could buy on the turnstiles (as I and others did) it's strange that the official attendance was only 4,172.
It felt like more
:?

That must be how many stayed behind to see the presentation. For the game there must have been almost that many in the West Stand alone with far more in the East.


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No chance there was 4,000 in the West, front five rows were fairly empty most of the way along. The fact that if was pishing down quite heavily would have undoubtedly put many off, nearly did me but my mate picked me up direct from the pub.

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by PREMIERSHIP_ROYAL » 12 May 2007 12:17

congratulations to the new reserve CHAMPIONS! the futures the bright the futures blue and white

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by Compo's Hat » 12 May 2007 16:02

Anyone else laugh when the fireworks went off, thinking it was completely over the top :lol:

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by Chaney » 12 May 2007 16:04

Compo's Hat Anyone else laugh when the fireworks went off, thinking it was completely over the top :lol:


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