MATCHWATCH : Port Vale (h)

[NathStPaul]

Ah the old spell some words wrong to appear drunk trick.

I only had 4.... #Lightweight. We were on St Austell's (the brewer) account for our Xmas party, splendid times!

Anyway, I thought I had blocked you? Why are you appearing? Don't worry I shall correct that again and fear no more of your rubbish!

Have a pleasant evening x

Bugger me, you're about 25 years younger than I thought!

Or he is Leroy Lita.

[Clyde1998]

Following the abandonment of Saturday’s match versus Port Vale, the club are in dialogue with relevant authorities, including the FA and the EFL and are yet to be informed of the appropriate course of action.

Our small ticket office team are currently inundated with understandable questions from fans around purchases. The club would like to request patience on all enquiries whilst we wait on guidance from the above-mentioned parties. We will respond as soon as possible, however please accept a delay in our usual response timelines.

The support for our manager and players, as always, has been outstanding, and we must continue this support as the team continue to work incredibly hard to secure results on the pitch. The Club understands the strength of feeling from our fanbase, however, it is imperative for us to remind supporters that no matter the purpose – it is illegal to throw missiles onto the pitch or enter the field of play.

Saturday’s disruption, whilst peaceful, has already caused various internal club issues, not least significant damage to the pitch and a negative personal impact on various club personnel. We recognise the objectives of the protest were not to cause harm in these areas – however the collateral effect of such actions must be recognised.

Therefore, we plead with our fans to keep any future protests legal and safe to avoid further sanctions and/or damage to the club, its staff and its fanbase.

The club acknowledges yesterday’s statement from the EFL regarding Mr Dai. We again confirm that Mr Dai is committed to selling Reading Football Club and discussions with various parties are continuing.

[skipper]

Ah the old spell some words wrong to appear drunk trick.

I only had 4.... #Lightweight. We were on St Austell's (the brewer) account for our Xmas party, splendid times!

Anyway, I thought I had blocked you? Why are you appearing? Don't worry I shall correct that again and fear no more of your rubbish!

Have a pleasant evening x

Bugger me, you're about 25 years younger than I thought!

You say that, but I'm probably 15 years older than you think that I look... I had Myspace for chrisssstsake!

Edit: Nath, I'm not opening your comment, so I will idly sit here and enjoy not knowing what you said

[Royal_jimmy]

I don't see the benefit of getting an away match abandoned - there's no point in getting another club sanctioned.

Shit, it's away? God no. Excellent way to start violence and lose all support

Anyone trying would almost certainly be arrested. Their stewards would be rather less sympathetic too.

Wigan fans who are also a nice bunch shouldn't have a game ruined at their own ground.

[Royal_jimmy]

Following the abandonment of Saturday’s match versus Port Vale, the club are in dialogue with relevant authorities, including the FA and the EFL and are yet to be informed of the appropriate course of action.

Our small ticket office team are currently inundated with understandable questions from fans around purchases. The club would like to request patience on all enquiries whilst we wait on guidance from the above-mentioned parties. We will respond as soon as possible, however please accept a delay in our usual response timelines.

The support for our manager and players, as always, has been outstanding, and we must continue this support as the team continue to work incredibly hard to secure results on the pitch. The Club understands the strength of feeling from our fanbase, however, it is imperative for us to remind supporters that no matter the purpose – it is illegal to throw missiles onto the pitch or enter the field of play.

Saturday’s disruption, whilst peaceful, has already caused various internal club issues, not least significant damage to the pitch and a negative personal impact on various club personnel. We recognise the objectives of the protest were not to cause harm in these areas – however the collateral effect of such actions must be recognised.

Therefore, we plead with our fans to keep any future protests legal and safe to avoid further sanctions and/or damage to the club, its staff and its fanbase.

The club acknowledges yesterday’s statement from the EFL regarding Mr Dai. We again confirm that Mr Dai is committed to selling Reading Football Club and discussions with various parties are continuing.

I think I preferred it when there was total silence from the club

[Orion1871]

Following the abandonment of Saturday’s match versus Port Vale, the club are in dialogue with relevant authorities, including the FA and the EFL and are yet to be informed of the appropriate course of action.

Our small ticket office team are currently inundated with understandable questions from fans around purchases. The club would like to request patience on all enquiries whilst we wait on guidance from the above-mentioned parties. We will respond as soon as possible, however please accept a delay in our usual response timelines.

The support for our manager and players, as always, has been outstanding, and we must continue this support as the team continue to work incredibly hard to secure results on the pitch. The Club understands the strength of feeling from our fanbase, however, it is imperative for us to remind supporters that no matter the purpose – it is illegal to throw missiles onto the pitch or enter the field of play.

Saturday’s disruption, whilst peaceful, has already caused various internal club issues, not least significant damage to the pitch and a negative personal impact on various club personnel. We recognise the objectives of the protest were not to cause harm in these areas – however the collateral effect of such actions must be recognised.

Therefore, we plead with our fans to keep any future protests legal and safe to avoid further sanctions and/or damage to the club, its staff and its fanbase.

The club acknowledges yesterday’s statement from the EFL regarding Mr Dai. We again confirm that Mr Dai is committed to selling Reading Football Club and discussions with various parties are continuing.

I bet not being paid their full wages had bigger negative personal impact.

[Snowflake Royal]

I only had 4.... #Lightweight. We were on St Austell's (the brewer) account for our Xmas party, splendid times!

Anyway, I thought I had blocked you? Why are you appearing? Don't worry I shall correct that again and fear no more of your rubbish!

Have a pleasant evening x

Bugger me, you're about 25 years younger than I thought!

You say that, but I'm probably 15 years older than you think that I look... I had Myspace for chrisssstsake!

Edit: Nath, I'm not opening your comment, so I will idly sit here and enjoy not knowing what you said

Well I'd say you look substantially younger than me and I'm 42, if it helps.

[Clyde1998]

Josh Bowen charged: https://twitter.com/FAspokesperson/stat ... 8086800650

Apparently he got sent off for abusive language to the match officials.

[YorkshireRoyal99]

Josh Bowen charged: https://twitter.com/FAspokesperson/stat ... 8086800650

Apparently he got sent off for abusive language to the match officials.

What could have possibly have gone wrong in 16 minutes of play? I know nobody has spoken about the actual game itself, but we were denied a stonewall penalty or something?

[Hendo]

Josh Bowen charged: https://twitter.com/FAspokesperson/stat ... 8086800650

Apparently he got sent off for abusive language to the match officials.

What could have possibly have gone wrong in 16 minutes of play? I know nobody has spoken about the actual game itself, but we were denied a stonewall penalty or something?

Sounds like it was after the suspension of play. Guess it might've been around the non-penalty on Paul M. or the foul that wasn't given on Azeez/Knibbs (?)

[Snowflake Royal]

I suspect tensions are running very high and people are struggling with it.

We haven't been great on the staff discipline side for a long time.

[skipper]

Bugger me, you're about 25 years younger than I thought!

You say that, but I'm probably 15 years older than you think that I look... I had Myspace for chrisssstsake!

Edit: Nath, I'm not opening your comment, so I will idly sit here and enjoy not knowing what you said

Well I'd say you look substantially younger than me and I'm 42, if it helps.

I'm 40

[Snowflake Royal]

You say that, but I'm probably 15 years older than you think that I look... I had Myspace for chrisssstsake!

Edit: Nath, I'm not opening your comment, so I will idly sit here and enjoy not knowing what you said

Well I'd say you look substantially younger than me and I'm 42, if it helps.

I'm 40

Twat.

[SouthDownsRoyal]

I only had 4.... #Lightweight. We were on St Austell's (the brewer) account for our Xmas party, splendid times!

Anyway, I thought I had blocked you? Why are you appearing? Don't worry I shall correct that again and fear no more of your rubbish!

Have a pleasant evening x

Bugger me, you're about 25 years younger than I thought!

Which one are you Skipper at?

He must be on the left?

[skipper]

Well I'd say you look substantially younger than me and I'm 42, if it helps.

I'm 40

Twat.

Peter Pan innit? I'm like Jo Whiley, in so much as I suck the life out of new indie bands to stay youthful.

Nice play on words there