I doubt he was the only one who could do without this sort of game if he's looking to get a contract somewhere else in the Championship next season.Sutekh wrote:Noel Hunt revealed post match he’s not at all happy with Joao who apparently called him on Thursday to say he didn’t want to be involved today. Thank god Lucas won’t be here next season.
Those penalties followed by the serious injury really did for him. He looks a bit heavy to me these days, and like he's given up a bit and going through the motions. Still trying, put in plenty of work, especially more recently. But just without much hope of achieving anything.Hound wrote:He’s a weird one. Goals almost got us to the play offs and kept us up last year. Could be unplayable or terrible. Don’t think he could be classed as a poor signing with his record and actually thought he was ok last week in generally poor and negative performance by the team mind youURZZZZ wrote:So about the same contribution as last weekend then? Must win game against Wigan and he was dreadful. Didn’t look remotely interestedSutekh wrote:Noel Hunt revealed post match he’s not at all happy with Joao who apparently called him on Thursday to say he didn’t want to be involved today. Thank god Lucas won’t be here next season.
Another poor signing, 3 months here and there doesn’t cut it. Glad we’re shot of him
Not for 2-3 yearsAscotexgunner wrote:He might well be our number 1 next season.Loafer wrote:Who Is this keeper , I've literally never heard of him ever
Hes oxf*rd shit
Signing Sarr for 4 years was stupidity. Should have had 2 years maxSutekh wrote:Atrocious no-one gives a **** training match to end the season.
God Sarr is an utter donkey.
And Reading have managed the standard zero shots on target so far.
It may feel like it but the quality in league one is poor. We should be near the top of league one if we sign the right players and get the right managerOrion1871 wrote:Will be a long time until the club is back in this league. A broken club.Vision wrote:Reading players going over to the Reading fans and getting the middle finger and oxf*rd signs.
I'm just happy this miserable season is over now tbh. These players have nearly given me a mental breakdown on numerous occasions.paultheroyal wrote:Utterly dreadful and no positives for anyone today.
That is Noel Hunt toast for the job full time which is hopefully a good thing.
Massive clear out incoming. There is a spine of a team we can build from but an exciting summer build incoming.
Bowen needs to back his statement and help build a team, starting with the right appointment of manager and back room staff.
Some good games to look forward to next year and excited about the bit of unknown but still hurts to see Huddersfield celebrating and other teams above us.
URZ.
yes of course DDRoyal_jimmy wrote:I'm just happy this miserable season is over now tbh. These players have nearly given me a mental breakdown on numerous occasions.paultheroyal wrote:Utterly dreadful and no positives for anyone today.
That is Noel Hunt toast for the job full time which is hopefully a good thing.
Massive clear out incoming. There is a spine of a team we can build from but an exciting summer build incoming.
Bowen needs to back his statement and help build a team, starting with the right appointment of manager and back room staff.
Some good games to look forward to next year and excited about the bit of unknown but still hurts to see Huddersfield celebrating and other teams above us.
URZ.
I didn't go so I'm still aliveNathStPaul wrote:#PrayForJimmy
Having spent most of the time he has been at the club defending him against his critics, I am so angry at him pulling that stunt. Still don't think he's lazy but his attitude clearly stinks. He is paid to turn up and do a job whether he likes it or not. Nearly 900 long suffering fans still bothered to make the trip to Huddersfield today and weren't paid for the privilege! I hope word of this gets around and puts off some clubs that might have been looking at him.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:I doubt he was the only one who could do without this sort of game if he's looking to get a contract somewhere else in the Championship next season.Sutekh wrote:Noel Hunt revealed post match he’s not at all happy with Joao who apparently called him on Thursday to say he didn’t want to be involved today. Thank god Lucas won’t be here next season.
He's a good player, just not what we need. Would happily see him, and most of the rest, go now. Thanks for the good you brought, hope he does well with the rest of his career.
Having spent most of the time he has been at the club defending him against his critics, I am so angry at him pulling that stunt. Still don't think he's lazy but his attitude clearly stinks. He is paid to turn up and do a job whether he likes it or not. Nearly 900 long suffering fans still bothered to make the trip to Huddersfield today and weren't paid for the privilege! I hope word of this gets around and puts off some clubs that might have been looking at him.YorkshireRoyal99 wrote:I doubt he was the only one who could do without this sort of game if he's looking to get a contract somewhere else in the Championship next season.Sutekh wrote:Noel Hunt revealed post match he’s not at all happy with Joao who apparently called him on Thursday to say he didn’t want to be involved today. Thank god Lucas won’t be here next season.
He's a good player, just not what we need. Would happily see him, and most of the rest, go now. Thanks for the good you brought, hope he does well with the rest of his career.
I watched a fair amount of the game and thought he was pretty decent. Will certainly do well in League 1 IMO.Royal_jimmy wrote:Signing Sarr for 4 years was stupidity. Should have had 2 years maxSutekh wrote:Atrocious no-one gives a **** training match to end the season.
God Sarr is an utter donkey.
And Reading have managed the standard zero shots on target so far.
Loum, Fornah and Rahman also decided they didn’t want to play despite being fit.Sutekh wrote:Noel Hunt revealed post match he’s not at all happy with Joao who apparently called him on Thursday to say he didn’t want to be involved today. Thank god Lucas won’t be here next season.
Could argue a stronger or more seasoned manager might have forced them to but, given how meaningless today was (or so it seemed to the players), I guess it wasn't worth a temporary manager in his final game fussing over too much.Getthebeerens wrote:Loum, Fornah and Rahman also decided they didn’t want to play despite being fit.Sutekh wrote:Noel Hunt revealed post match he’s not at all happy with Joao who apparently called him on Thursday to say he didn’t want to be involved today. Thank god Lucas won’t be here next season.
Interesting given his recent proclamations about loving the club, and hoping he might be able to stay.Getthebeerens wrote:Loum, Fornah and Rahman also decided they didn’t want to play despite being fit.Sutekh wrote:Noel Hunt revealed post match he’s not at all happy with Joao who apparently called him on Thursday to say he didn’t want to be involved today. Thank god Lucas won’t be here next season.
Well just as well we won’t have to face Forest Green or Morecambe next season then!Royal_jimmy wrote:Our away record has been absolutely diabolical. Joint worst ever away record we've had below the premier league in our history.
Needs to improve massively the way we're set up. Hopefully signing a new crop of players should help us do that as this shit team would lose at teams like Forest Green and Morecambe.
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