Spot on.Barney wrote:Fella....the time now is to actually SUPPORT the club. We are Reading fans. This is OUR club. Yeah, it is a sh!te season....but blimey,Simmops wrote:Nobody else will join me (not that you've gone to a game in 5 years anyway)Snowflake Royal wrote: There's always some good to come out of anything.
Everybody else will keep going. They are the problem. I will make a stand.
we've had some seriously sh!te seasons in the past.
Support the club. Be angry....yes, but don't forget it is the club we love.
Yeah im mentally ill so what. Do you think mental health is a joke?Orion1871 wrote:Don't worry about this cretin, doubt he has supported Reading for years.Barney wrote:Fella....the time now is to actually SUPPORT the club. We are Reading fans. This is OUR club. Yeah, it is a sh!te season....but blimey,Simmops wrote: Nobody else will join me (not that you've gone to a game in 5 years anyway)
Everybody else will keep going. They are the problem. I will make a stand.
we've had some seriously sh!te seasons in the past.
Support the club. Be angry....yes, but don't forget it is the club we love.
At best he's a mentally ill fantasist. At worst, and most likely, he's a Troll pretending to be a mentally ill fantasist.
Yeah don’t know. That’s why we need to hear his sideRoyals and Racers wrote:If he is such a bad egg/captain- why was he sat with Morrison watching the FA Youth cup tie on Thursday ?
Millsy wrote:More relevant in this thread (excuse the double post) and of course pure speculation as like most here I don't know the story.
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I don't see the Moore thing as some big let-off for Pauno. HE is the manager, HE is paid to manage the players and the issues. I'd go so far as to say shitty as Moore may be, Pauno is likely equally to blame. Not just with Moore but perhaps the whole toxicity at the club. At best he's failed to manage the situation, at worst he may have caused it. The dressing room is LOST. That is why I turned from fierce defender to critic. It takes 2mins to find his track record from Chicago:
"His biggest issues relate to his curious and abrasive man-management. Paunovic has gotten into disputes with so many players over the course of his tenure that fans have become well aware of his ‘doghouse’. As soon as someone does anything that he doesn’t agree with, the player is stuck on the bench for weeks or even months at a time.
[snip plenty of examples]
No matter how many quality players the Fire give Paunovic, his track record suggests that he will eventually ruin most of them.
As I say, I'll put money on a flurry of players miraculously being healed once he's placed on garden leave.
I hate it when ppl just post links and expect others to trawl through it, hence extracting the salient points onto HNA instead. But you’re right I could’ve put in the source rather than expect folk to copy and paste into google if interested. Noted for next time.Uke wrote:Just quote the source
https://mlsmultiplex.com/2019/10/15/chi ... aceptable/
^thisSnowflake Royal wrote:why would the Moore situation be any sort of let off for Pauno? Pauno decided to keep him and make him captain again.
Pauno picks the team and tactics and takes training.
That “individual” could also be a swipe at Paunovicglenroyal wrote:As well as the club statement, I think Laurent's post-match media comment yesterday is significant:
"We need to grow up as a team and individuals ..."
There's clearly more to Moore's side of the story, but whoever is "at fault" it's affecting the squad's chances.
Freudian slip?Felt91 wrote:Wonder if Moore has been fit for a while or actually inured?
Agree totally of course.Snowflake Royal wrote:Millsy wrote:More relevant in this thread (excuse the double post) and of course pure speculation as like most here I don't know the story.
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I don't see the Moore thing as some big let-off for Pauno. HE is the manager, HE is paid to manage the players and the issues. I'd go so far as to say shitty as Moore may be, Pauno is likely equally to blame. Not just with Moore but perhaps the whole toxicity at the club. At best he's failed to manage the situation, at worst he may have caused it. The dressing room is LOST. That is why I turned from fierce defender to critic. It takes 2mins to find his track record from Chicago:
"His biggest issues relate to his curious and abrasive man-management. Paunovic has gotten into disputes with so many players over the course of his tenure that fans have become well aware of his ‘doghouse’. As soon as someone does anything that he doesn’t agree with, the player is stuck on the bench for weeks or even months at a time.
[snip plenty of examples]
No matter how many quality players the Fire give Paunovic, his track record suggests that he will eventually ruin most of them.
As I say, I'll put money on a flurry of players miraculously being healed once he's placed on garden leave.why would the Moore situation be any sort of let off for Pauno? Pauno decided to keep him and make him captain again.
Pauno picks the team and tactics and takes training.
Obviously Liam isn’t the only reason for all this, the club has done well in places with Liam it’s just at this particular moment with all the results (which are being comfortably achieved without his input) and injuries things are looking a horrific and people are rightly worried.Millsy wrote:Great.
So Moore is officially the reason for all this, and we can lay off any criticism elsewhere.
This is all working out really conveniently for some isn't it.
I hate it too. Thanks for taking the relevant bits out. Dont listen to Uke and you do what you like.Millsy wrote:I hate it when ppl just post links and expect others to trawl through it, hence extracting the salient points onto HNA instead. But you’re right I could’ve put in the source rather than expect folk to copy and paste into google if interested. Noted for next time.Uke wrote:Just quote the source
https://mlsmultiplex.com/2019/10/15/chi ... aceptable/