Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

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Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by winchester_royal » 13 Jul 2009 19:48

Simple question. Are you a true blue....or not?

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Deathy » 13 Jul 2009 19:54

No.

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by winchester_royal » 13 Jul 2009 19:55

Deathy No.


Well in that case the finger in your avatar should be pointing the other way.

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by AthleticoSpizz » 13 Jul 2009 19:56

+4

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Deathy » 13 Jul 2009 19:59

winchester_royal
Deathy No.


Well in that case the finger in your avatar should be pointing the other way.


Really? I can count the home games I have missed since 98. In fact, I can account for the very few home games I have missed since I started watching the club in 94.

Murts is well thought of and always will be. I don't need to throw more money away just to prove it.

Burton and Forest come before this and a glamour friendly with Chelsea.


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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by winchester_royal » 13 Jul 2009 20:23

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Deathy No.


Well in that case the finger in your avatar should be pointing the other way.


Really? I can count the home games I have missed since 98. In fact, I can account for the very few home games I have missed since I started watching the club in 94.

Murts is well thought of and always will be. I don't need to throw more money away just to prove it.

Burton and Forest come before this and a glamour friendly with Chelsea.


Calm down big boy. Just joking.

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Rawlie19 » 13 Jul 2009 20:29

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Deathy No.


Well in that case the finger in your avatar should be pointing the other way.


Really? I can count the home games I have missed since 98. In fact, I can account for the very few home games I have missed since I started watching the club in 94.

Murts is well thought of and always will be. I don't need to throw more money away just to prove it.

Burton and Forest come before this and a glamour friendly with Chelsea.

Sorry Jay, saying goodbye and thanks to M-U-R-T-Y >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> watching our new signings :lol: avoid getting injured by Chelsea.

EDIT: or are you saying you WON'T be going to see Chelsea?

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Deathy » 13 Jul 2009 20:33

Ah, but I'm Mr Sensible with my pennies now. :wink: I'd prefer to go to Burton and Forest.

(I didn't say I was going to Chelsea - you couldn't pay me to go to that game)

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Dan - B15 Royal » 13 Jul 2009 20:49

In. As the money is going to charity i have no issues coughing up a few more pennies for this match as well as giving Murts the thankyou he deserves after his career with RFC.


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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Terminal Boardom » 13 Jul 2009 22:00

No.

Friendlies are a waste of time and testimonials even more so. They are just so fooking boring.

In any case, I give enough money to charity over the course of a year as it stands.

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Kitsondinho » 13 Jul 2009 22:26

I was when it was on the Tuesday....but not now it has been moved, can't get down from Chesterfield in time for game and return up here for work the following morning.......Plastic I know......would LOVE to be going with my Dad and Uncle..... :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Y21_Royal » 14 Jul 2009 12:07

Booked my holiday to come back on Monday evening - bought my ticket - fixture moved - murked

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by CMRoyal » 14 Jul 2009 12:21

We will be attending the Testimurtyal. We want to give a big send-off to one of the club's great servants and the captain of our greatestest ever team - besides, it comes out of last season's budget :wink: . I'm just hoping we see a signing or two this week, which might just bolster the crowd a bit - we don't want it too much like how it was when he first joined, do we?


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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Silver Fox » 14 Jul 2009 12:31

Picked up my tickets today, hoping the net for former players will be widenedd to include some of Graham's early team-mates. I'm talking Evers, Brayson and Saar please

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Starry Blue Hooped Wonder » 14 Jul 2009 12:32

Yes.

Proceeds going to a good cause.
A chance to thank Murty for his years of service to the club.
A chance to say goodbye to Doyle and Hahnemann.
A first glimpse (for me) of the Reading team under Brendan's influence.

All good reasons to go.

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Dirk Gently » 14 Jul 2009 12:35

Terminal Boardom No.

Friendlies are a waste of time and testimonials even more so. They are just so fooking boring.

In any case, I give enough money to charity over the course of a year as it stands.


Fair enough - i don't usually do any friendlies either, but I regard this one almost as an obligation to Murts for all he's done for us. It's not about going expecting a competitive match or a high standard of football....

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Big Foot » 14 Jul 2009 12:38

I don't know anyone who's going

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by wickedwhispers » 14 Jul 2009 13:43

Murty testemonial = No
Chelsea friendly = Yes

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Rawlie19 » 14 Jul 2009 14:07

wickedwhispers Murty testemonial = No
Chelsea friendly = Yes

wickedwhispers = mug

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Re: Are you going to Murty's testemonial?

by Thaumagurist* » 14 Jul 2009 14:08

Rawlie19
wickedwhispers Murty testemonial = No
Chelsea friendly = Yes

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