Better to avoid Aldersh*t given their current form and destruction of Donald Swindon yesterday. Mix that with the general hopelessness of Selles' teams and it could be rather embarrassing, think it best to avoid and accept the inevitability of a trip to/from Derby/Barnsley or Portsmouth.percy_freeman wrote:Aldershot home or away will do. Glad there are still some on here that remember the rivalry between us and as someone from Yateley who got the train from Sandhurst back in the day, there's some great memories of our meetings.
Sounds as though you had a touch there, Crowbar. Came across their so called 'A' crew, when we were playing away to the fake hoops and they had a Cup game in Landen. Anyway, cutting a long story short, some of our lads were in a pub round the corner from Spoons. And then some of their crew turned up. Story for another day.Crowbar6753 wrote:Hi Paul, Yes, Aldershite away has to be the prized ticket for me, maybe Poxford away would also be fun especially for us folk with fond memories of these rivalries from the late 70s and 80spaultheroyal wrote:Flat first half and you could argue MK DONS were the better treat. Whatever that defensive line up was in the first half needs to stop. So open at the back certainly from our defensive left side. Any decent winger would have a field day and be allowed to have so many one on ones running into space.
Subs again made a positive difference second half and far more direct. Missed quite a few opportunities and could easily of been 5. Another good display from Azeez when outside the box, but by god that bloke needs a goal, and sharpish.
Not entirely sure what wing brings to the team either. Not a lot of running, energy and I am sure is part of the problem being so powder puff in the middle.
Anyway, win is a win, some momentum into Tuesday and a real must win game.
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Had some friends who were Donny Rovers fans, and when ever they played down South at Swindon and Aldershot we would watch in the away end with them, super nice guys.
At the Aldershot game me and my mate were wearing a jacket and Donny rovers scarf with our Reading shirts underneath for shits and giggles!! Anyway, during the second have we had this fun idea to take our jackets off and parade our colours to the aldershite fans, the Donny fans thought this was hilarious and started chanting "We love you Reading we do" all quiet surreal really....well this wasn't our greatest moment and we almost got lynched especially when they were mob handed and waiting for us outside!! Luckily the Donny Rovers supporters ushered us onto their supporters coach and the driver dropped us of at North Camp train station a few miles down the road.![]()
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Good times had by all, great gesture by the Donny fans.
And for their goal you cannot fully blame him for thinking Pereira was going to save it ... he somehow managed to miss the ball despite getting his hand on it.rabidbee wrote:His actual commentary can be heard with the video highlights on the Beeb, and goes something like this for the first MK goal: “…good early ball in, Pereira <cheering> tries to turn the ball away, and Alex Gilby, the MK captain, is on hand to score.” Similar for the second: “here’s the shot, through a crowd, Pereira makes a good first save <cheering>, but the second follow-up shot is there, Max Deans scored for MK Dons…” For all of the things he can be criticised for, this seems a tad harsh.Elm Park Kid wrote:Yeah, I spotted that myself listening today. Almost every time it's like he's talking to someone who's watching the game with him, rather than actually informing us of what's happening.Millsy wrote:1-1
I generally like Dellor but f**king hell I hate how he comentates with goals. Never seems to learn. It's often not instantly and unequivocally clear, when you're just listening, that a goal has been scored. He often dicks around with several long vaguely descriptive paragraphs of fluff while you can hear a cheer in the background not quite knowing if a goal has been scored or some other thing has happened. And eventually you'll glean from something he says a minute later that it was actually a goal at that moment.
Eg instead of "and they take a shot and... GOAL, It's 1-1!" he does something like "and they take a shot and... oh goodness what a shot, keeper didn't get to it, *crowd going wild cheering in background* and it was such a good move. Perhaps defence didn't see it. Seems against the run of play. I wonder what Selles is thinking now, what a great move. Who'd have thought they would let the opposition equalise [ah ok so they've scored have they, idiot!?]..."
Stupid pillock.
I think he assumes everyone is watching it live alongside him.
For the Reading goals there’s no mucking around:
“Kelvin into the box, here’s his shot… 1-0 Reading!”
“Wing delivers, header, GOAL!”
“Great chance, here’s Wing… 3-1!”
How did Pereira do overall, does he look decent or is it suspected he may be more of a Shepherd than, say, a Federici.Royalwaster wrote:And for their goal you cannot fully blame him for thinking Pereira was going to save it ... he somehow managed to miss the ball despite getting his hand on it.rabidbee wrote:His actual commentary can be heard with the video highlights on the Beeb, and goes something like this for the first MK goal: “…good early ball in, Pereira <cheering> tries to turn the ball away, and Alex Gilby, the MK captain, is on hand to score.” Similar for the second: “here’s the shot, through a crowd, Pereira makes a good first save <cheering>, but the second follow-up shot is there, Max Deans scored for MK Dons…” For all of the things he can be criticised for, this seems a tad harsh.Elm Park Kid wrote:
Yeah, I spotted that myself listening today. Almost every time it's like he's talking to someone who's watching the game with him, rather than actually informing us of what's happening.
For the Reading goals there’s no mucking around:
“Kelvin into the box, here’s his shot… 1-0 Reading!”
“Wing delivers, header, GOAL!”
“Great chance, here’s Wing… 3-1!”
I remember thisThe Cap wrote:Sounds as though you had a touch there, Crowbar. Came across their so called 'A' crew, when we were playing away to the fake hoops and they had a Cup game in Landen. Anyway, cutting a long story short, some of our lads were in a pub round the corner from Spoons. And then some of their crew turned up. Story for another day.Crowbar6753 wrote:Hi Paul, Yes, Aldershite away has to be the prized ticket for me, maybe Poxford away would also be fun especially for us folk with fond memories of these rivalries from the late 70s and 80spaultheroyal wrote:Flat first half and you could argue MK DONS were the better treat. Whatever that defensive line up was in the first half needs to stop. So open at the back certainly from our defensive left side. Any decent winger would have a field day and be allowed to have so many one on ones running into space.
Subs again made a positive difference second half and far more direct. Missed quite a few opportunities and could easily of been 5. Another good display from Azeez when outside the box, but by god that bloke needs a goal, and sharpish.
Not entirely sure what wing brings to the team either. Not a lot of running, energy and I am sure is part of the problem being so powder puff in the middle.
Anyway, win is a win, some momentum into Tuesday and a real must win game.
Aldershot or Eastleigh away please in the next round.![]()
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Had some friends who were Donny Rovers fans, and when ever they played down South at Swindon and Aldershot we would watch in the away end with them, super nice guys.
At the Aldershot game me and my mate were wearing a jacket and Donny rovers scarf with our Reading shirts underneath for shits and giggles!! Anyway, during the second have we had this fun idea to take our jackets off and parade our colours to the aldershite fans, the Donny fans thought this was hilarious and started chanting "We love you Reading we do" all quiet surreal really....well this wasn't our greatest moment and we almost got lynched especially when they were mob handed and waiting for us outside!! Luckily the Donny Rovers supporters ushered us onto their supporters coach and the driver dropped us of at North Camp train station a few miles down the road.![]()
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Good times had by all, great gesture by the Donny fans.
I thought their 1st might have been as well !Snowball wrote:Was MK's second goal offside?
Not sure about the pace bit.Snowflake Royal wrote:Nah, Wing has some pace and ambition.Brogue wrote:Wing the new hendrick
Is that a record low for a first team Saturday game at this stadium?Royals and Racers wrote:4325 (635 away)
By my reckoning, yes. I make the previous low for a Saturday game 5,338 against Welling in our last first round FA Cup match (17 Nov 2001).South Coast Royal wrote:Is that a record low for a first team Saturday game at this stadium?Royals and Racers wrote:4325 (635 away)
A good chance of being a TV game with the potential for an upset.Royals and Racers wrote:Away to Eastleigh in round 2
Nah I think Eastleigh will win.South Coast Royal wrote:with the potential for an upset.Royals and Racers wrote:Away to Eastleigh in round 2
Bollox. That's how.Brogue wrote:Oof, not sure how millsy is going to come back from this onerabidbee wrote:His actual commentary can be heard with the video highlights on the Beeb, and goes something like this for the first MK goal: “…good early ball in, Pereira <cheering> tries to turn the ball away, and Alex Gilby, the MK captain, is on hand to score.” Similar for the second: “here’s the shot, through a crowd, Pereira makes a good first save <cheering>, but the second follow-up shot is there, Max Deans scored for MK Dons…” For all of the things he can be criticised for, this seems a tad harsh.Elm Park Kid wrote:
Yeah, I spotted that myself listening today. Almost every time it's like he's talking to someone who's watching the game with him, rather than actually informing us of what's happening.
For the Reading goals there’s no mucking around:
“Kelvin into the box, here’s his shot… 1-0 Reading!”
“Wing delivers, header, GOAL!”
“Great chance, here’s Wing… 3-1!”
Blimey - I used to do the long walk from Yateley to Sandhust 1971 - 77 probablypercy_freeman wrote:Aldershot home or away will do. Glad there are still some on here that remember the rivalry between us and as someone from Yateley who got the train from Sandhurst back in the day, there's some great memories of our meetings.
I agreeCountryRoyal wrote:Nah I think Eastleigh will win.South Coast Royal wrote:with the potential for an upset.Royals and Racers wrote:Away to Eastleigh in round 2
Watched the goals- 2nd goal definitely onside but as i thought there 1st was marginally offside.Royals and Racers wrote:I thought their 1st might have been as well !Snowball wrote:Was MK's second goal offside?
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