MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by Dave the rave » 12 Mar 2020 11:51

Hendo wrote:
NewCorkSeth wrote:I’m looking forward to this one - I think it’ll be a good marker of where we are as a team. Stoke are more than beatable but have some decent players knocking about. Allen will be a miss though

I’m guessing it’ll be the same team - possibly Obita back in. I think Obita is clearly Bowen’s favoured LB but obvs the injuries are holding him back

Also starting to think this *might* be the last time we get to see the boys at home for a while so hopefully they’ll sign off on a good note if it is
I’m looking forward to this one - I think it’ll be a good marker of where we are as a team. Stoke are more than beatable but have some decent players knocking about. Allen will be a miss though

I’m guessing it’ll be the same team - possibly Obita back in. I think Obita is clearly Bowen’s favoured LB but obvs the injuries are holding him back

Also starting to think this *might* be the last time we get to see the boys at home for a while so hopefully they’ll sign off on a good note if it is
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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by NewCorkSeth » 12 Mar 2020 12:01

Dave the rave wrote:
Hendo wrote:
NewCorkSeth wrote:I’m looking forward to this one - I think it’ll be a good marker of where we are as a team. Stoke are more than beatable but have some decent players knocking about. Allen will be a miss though

I’m guessing it’ll be the same team - possibly Obita back in. I think Obita is clearly Bowen’s favoured LB but obvs the injuries are holding him back

Also starting to think this *might* be the last time we get to see the boys at home for a while so hopefully they’ll sign off on a good note if it is
I’m looking forward to this one - I think it’ll be a good marker of where we are as a team. Stoke are more than beatable but have some decent players knocking about. Allen will be a miss though

I’m guessing it’ll be the same team - possibly Obita back in. I think Obita is clearly Bowen’s favoured LB but obvs the injuries are holding him back

Also starting to think this *might* be the last time we get to see the boys at home for a while so hopefully they’ll sign off on a good note if it is
I've created a monster.
Cuz nobody wants to see Marshall no more, they want shady I'm chopped liver?

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by Basildon » 12 Mar 2020 14:09

NewCorkSeth wrote:
Dave the rave wrote:
Hendo wrote:
I’m looking forward to this one - I think it’ll be a good marker of where we are as a team. Stoke are more than beatable but have some decent players knocking about. Allen will be a miss though

I’m guessing it’ll be the same team - possibly Obita back in. I think Obita is clearly Bowen’s favoured LB but obvs the injuries are holding him back

Also starting to think this *might* be the last time we get to see the boys at home for a while so hopefully they’ll sign off on a good note if it is
I've created a monster.
Cuz nobody wants to see Marshall no more, they want shady I'm chopped liver?
:lol:

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by Sutekh » 16 Jun 2020 13:40

At last back in action again (barring a breakout of positive test results).

Saturday 20th June 2020 v Stoke City, k.o. 3pm

Reading now have a fully fit squad with only Lucas Boye being unlikely to be considered.

The referee is Michael Salisbury whose 1 previous Reading game was the home destruction of Derby County back in December 2019.

Game is free on ifollow to all ST holders with a subscription.

BBC Berks are also back to covering the game as usual.

As this is effectively like starting a new season who knows whether last league form will give any real indication (for the record in the last game they played Stoke stuffed Hull 5-1 at home while Reading won 3-1 at Birmingham - remember those days anyone?).

Official attendance is expected to be 0 but is still likely to have more atmosphere than many Reading home games in recent years so at least the players shouldn’t be too phased by the lack of support.
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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by Old Man Andrews » 16 Jun 2020 13:42

Never trust a referee with a geographical name.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by linkenholtroyal » 16 Jun 2020 14:15

leon wrote:
Snowflake Royal wrote:
leon wrote:
:lol:

I take it you read it leon?
No, I take The Guardian.
to the lavatory because I have run out of toilet paper I hope

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by Old Man Andrews » 16 Jun 2020 14:32

linkenholtroyal wrote:
leon wrote:
Snowflake Royal wrote: :lol:

I take it you read it leon?
No, I take The Guardian.
to the lavatory because I have run out of toilet paper I hope
Why are you in the toilet with Leon? :!:

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by Hound » 16 Jun 2020 14:52

Sutekh wrote:At last back in action again (barring a breakout of positive test results).

Saturday 20th June 2020 v Stoke City, k.o. 3pm

Reading now have a fully fit squad with only Lucas Boye being unlikely to be considered.

The referee is Michael Salisbury whose 1 previous Reading game was the home destruction of Derby County back in December 2019.

Game is free on ifollow to all ST holders with a subscription.

BBC Berks are also back to covering the game as usual.

As this is effectively like starting a new season who knows whether last league form will give any real indication (for the record in the last game they played Stoke stuffed Hull 5-1 at home while Reading won 3-1 at Birmingham - remember those days anyone?).

Official attendance is expected to be 0 but is still likely to have more atmosphere than many Reading home games in recent years so at least the players shouldn’t be too phased by the lack of support.
you know things are hotting up when he Sutekh preview returns :)

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by linkenholtroyal » 16 Jun 2020 15:03

Old Man Andrews wrote:
linkenholtroyal wrote:
leon wrote:
No, I take The Guardian.
to the lavatory because I have run out of toilet paper I hope
Why are you in the toilet with Leon? :!:
We have Tandem toilets we find the experience more spiritual that way

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by SCIAG » 16 Jun 2020 16:44

linkenholtroyal wrote:
Old Man Andrews wrote:
linkenholtroyal wrote: to the lavatory because I have run out of toilet paper I hope
Why are you in the toilet with Leon? :!:
We have Tandem toilets we find the experience more spiritual that way
Are they like bunk beds?

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by NewCorkSeth » 16 Jun 2020 20:39

Sutekh wrote:At last back in action again (barring a breakout of positive test results).

Saturday 20th June 2020 v Stoke City, k.o. 3pm

Reading now have a fully fit squad with only Lucas Boye being unlikely to be considered.

The referee is Michael Salisbury whose 1 previous Reading game was the home destruction of Derby County back in December 2019.

Game is free on ifollow to all ST holders with a subscription.

BBC Berks are also back to covering the game as usual.

As this is effectively like starting a new season who knows whether last league form will give any real indication (for the record in the last game they played Stoke stuffed Hull 5-1 at home while Reading won 3-1 at Birmingham - remember those days anyone?).

Official attendance is expected to be 0 but is still likely to have more atmosphere than many Reading home games in recent years so at least the players shouldn’t be too phased by the lack of support.
So happy to see this back. Yiadom is out apparently for the rest of the season. Hamstring. Or so the twitterverse says.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by NewCorkSeth » 16 Jun 2020 20:41

Hound wrote:
Sutekh wrote:At last back in action again (barring a breakout of positive test results).

Saturday 20th June 2020 v Stoke City, k.o. 3pm

Reading now have a fully fit squad with only Lucas Boye being unlikely to be considered.

The referee is Michael Salisbury whose 1 previous Reading game was the home destruction of Derby County back in December 2019.

Game is free on ifollow to all ST holders with a subscription.

BBC Berks are also back to covering the game as usual.

As this is effectively like starting a new season who knows whether last league form will give any real indication (for the record in the last game they played Stoke stuffed Hull 5-1 at home while Reading won 3-1 at Birmingham - remember those days anyone?).

Official attendance is expected to be 0 but is still likely to have more atmosphere than many Reading home games in recent years so at least the players shouldn’t be too phased by the lack of support.
you know things are hotting up when he Sutekh preview returns :)
Is this your official quote for the paper?

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by Hound » 16 Jun 2020 20:43

NewCorkSeth wrote:
Hound wrote:
Sutekh wrote:At last back in action again (barring a breakout of positive test results).

Saturday 20th June 2020 v Stoke City, k.o. 3pm

Reading now have a fully fit squad with only Lucas Boye being unlikely to be considered.

The referee is Michael Salisbury whose 1 previous Reading game was the home destruction of Derby County back in December 2019.

Game is free on ifollow to all ST holders with a subscription.

BBC Berks are also back to covering the game as usual.

As this is effectively like starting a new season who knows whether last league form will give any real indication (for the record in the last game they played Stoke stuffed Hull 5-1 at home while Reading won 3-1 at Birmingham - remember those days anyone?).

Official attendance is expected to be 0 but is still likely to have more atmosphere than many Reading home games in recent years so at least the players shouldn’t be too phased by the lack of support.
you know things are hotting up when he Sutekh preview returns :)
Is this your official quote for the paper?
Ah shit, forgot all about that. And no, it’s not

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by NewCorkSeth » 16 Jun 2020 21:17

Hound wrote:
NewCorkSeth wrote:
Hound wrote:
you know things are hotting up when he Sutekh preview returns :)
Is this your official quote for the paper?
Ah shit, forgot all about that. And no, fcuk that rag. I never want them to quote me again
wow. Fair enough.

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by Hound » 16 Jun 2020 21:26

NewCorkSeth wrote:
Hound wrote:
NewCorkSeth wrote: Is this your official quote for the paper?
Ah shit, forgot all about that. And no, fcuk that rag. I never want them to quote me again
wow. Fair enough.
Resorting to sabotage already :lol:

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by Millsy » 17 Jun 2020 09:09

We should definitely play Aluko.

He has a natural talent to stay way more than 2 metres away from the action all game.

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by bcubed » 17 Jun 2020 11:20

Going to ask this here as well as return of champ thread

Has anyone paid for a cardboard cut out of themselves at the Madstad?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.getrea ... 427617.amp

Or is it too much to expect anyone to own up?!

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by Old Man Andrews » 17 Jun 2020 11:30

bcubed wrote:Going to ask this here as well as return of champ thread

Has anyone paid for a cardboard cut out of themselves at the Madstad?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.getrea ... 427617.amp

Or is it too much to expect anyone to own up?!
Might get one for my son, he is 11 and would get a kick out of it.

Would have liked the club to have contacted Royal Berkshire Hospital to offer free cutouts to the workers there, would have been a nice gesture and would have looked good to see a lot of nurses and doctors in the crowd.

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by bcubed » 17 Jun 2020 12:07

Old Man Andrews wrote:
bcubed wrote:Going to ask this here as well as return of champ thread

Has anyone paid for a cardboard cut out of themselves at the Madstad?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.getrea ... 427617.amp

Or is it too much to expect anyone to own up?!
Might get one for my son, he is 11 and would get a kick out of it.

Would have liked the club to have contacted Royal Berkshire Hospital to offer free cutouts to the workers there, would have been a nice gesture and would have looked good to see a lot of nurses and doctors in the crowd.
That’s a good call

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Re: MATCHWATCH : Stoke City (h) sponsored by John Halls

by Sutekh » 17 Jun 2020 13:38

NewCorkSeth wrote:
Sutekh wrote:At last back in action again (barring a breakout of positive test results).

Saturday 20th June 2020 v Stoke City, k.o. 3pm

Reading now have a fully fit squad with only Lucas Boye being unlikely to be considered.

The referee is Michael Salisbury whose 1 previous Reading game was the home destruction of Derby County back in December 2019.

Game is free on ifollow to all ST holders with a subscription.

BBC Berks are also back to covering the game as usual.

As this is effectively like starting a new season who knows whether last league form will give any real indication (for the record in the last game they played Stoke stuffed Hull 5-1 at home while Reading won 3-1 at Birmingham - remember those days anyone?).

Official attendance is expected to be 0 but is still likely to have more atmosphere than many Reading home games in recent years so at least the players shouldn’t be too phased by the lack of support.
So happy to see this back. Yiadom is out apparently for the rest of the season. Hamstring. Or so the twitterverse says.
Yiadom is expected back before the end of the season according to JLow.

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