RoyalBlue wrote:I can't respect someone who repeatedly and IMO (and that of many others, including those in the game) very deliberately gets his players to target skillful opposing players and injure them in order to put them out of the game. He also adopts unacceptably intimidating tactics to try to influence match officials in his favour.Gunny Fishcake wrote:Though most hate him rather than love him , what is undeniable about Colin is that he’s arguably .....note the word.....one of the very the best managers of the lower if not all football leagues divisions ever. His record is undeniable . I don’t hate him I respect him and admire what an amazing job he does at clubs in dire positions and with tiny resources.Denver Royal wrote:
But then again, on any other given week... 'I wouldn't want Colin here, no way, over my dead body!'.
A thoroughly nasty piece of work who pushes the boundaries beyond any degree of acceptability/decency. How many times has he been sent off at Reading now?
Hampshire Royal wrote:it's not beyond the realms of possibility that we can make the playoffs.
its not totally out of the question, but realistically we blew it with the shit results against the likes of Norwich, Hull, Boro and MillwallLUX wrote:Hampshire Royal wrote:it's not beyond the realms of possibility that we can make the playoffs.
OMG no, not them again, please, have we not suffered enough.
Finish tenth and win the FA Cup. Chelsea in the final.
Went to them all. inc Simod cup. only one I missed was Walsall. bloody hard being a Reading fan, but many fans of teams lower down the ladder would give their right arm to play at Wembley has many times as we have..another win there would be nice though.LUX wrote:as an aside I wonder how many on here have been to all our play-off finals, plus the Arsenal cup semi.
I was at Wembley for the Simod Cup too, but it's been all downhill since.
Although this may be a joke, I think the FA Cup could be massive for us this season, when reading have nothing to play for crowds really are poor, but if we stay in the cup will keep interest there. Heard there was only 8,700 there last night with 1,000 Cardiff which is really quite shocking.LUX wrote:Hampshire Royal wrote:it's not beyond the realms of possibility that we can make the playoffs.
OMG no, not them again, please, have we not suffered enough.
Finish tenth and win the FA Cup. Chelsea in the final.
In - for the I've seen all of our Play Off Final disasters club. (Plus Arsenal semi, not Simod alas.)LUX wrote:as an aside I wonder how many on here have been to all our play-off finals, plus the Arsenal cup semi.
I was at Wembley for the Simod Cup too, but it's been all downhill since.
The lack of a crowd last night didn't shock me at all. there was definitely more than that though, 1500-2000 Cardiff too. decision time, do I go out on a freezing cold night and pay for the privilege are stay at home in my warm living room and watch it on the box?, maybe the majority chose the latter unsurprisingly.Theroyalbox wrote:Although this may be a joke, I think the FA Cup could be massive for us this season, when reading have nothing to play for crowds really are poor, but if we stay in the cup will keep interest there. Heard there was only 8,700 there last night with 1,000 Cardiff which is really quite shocking.LUX wrote:Hampshire Royal wrote:it's not beyond the realms of possibility that we can make the playoffs.
OMG no, not them again, please, have we not suffered enough.
Finish tenth and win the FA Cup. Chelsea in the final.
It’s not a surprise at all, and very largely due to it being on Sky.windermereROYAL wrote:The lack of a crowd last night didn't shock me at all. there was definitely more than that though, 1500-2000 Cardiff too. decision time, do I go out on a freezing cold night and pay for the privilege are stay at home in my warm living room and watch it on the box?, maybe the majority chose the latter unsurprisingly.Theroyalbox wrote:Although this may be a joke, I think the FA Cup could be massive for us this season, when reading have nothing to play for crowds really are poor, but if we stay in the cup will keep interest there. Heard there was only 8,700 there last night with 1,000 Cardiff which is really quite shocking.LUX wrote:
OMG no, not them again, please, have we not suffered enough.
Finish tenth and win the FA Cup. Chelsea in the final.
The Sun this morning reported over 16.000, no idea where they got that number from.
The "current bun" probably got it from the attendance announced as 16670windermereROYAL wrote:The lack of a crowd last night didn't shock me at all. there was definitely more than that though, 1500-2000 Cardiff too. decision time, do I go out on a freezing cold night and pay for the privilege are stay at home in my warm living room and watch it on the box?, maybe the majority chose the latter unsurprisingly.Theroyalbox wrote:Although this may be a joke, I think the FA Cup could be massive for us this season, when reading have nothing to play for crowds really are poor, but if we stay in the cup will keep interest there. Heard there was only 8,700 there last night with 1,000 Cardiff which is really quite shocking.LUX wrote:
OMG no, not them again, please, have we not suffered enough.
Finish tenth and win the FA Cup. Chelsea in the final.
The Sun this morning reported over 16.000, no idea where they got that number from.
This^Hound wrote:its not totally out of the question, but realistically we blew it with the shit results against the likes of Norwich, Hull, Boro and MillwallLUX wrote:Hampshire Royal wrote:it's not beyond the realms of possibility that we can make the playoffs.
OMG no, not them again, please, have we not suffered enough.
Finish tenth and win the FA Cup. Chelsea in the final.
like to see us entertain for the rest of the season, score plenty of goals and put together a settled team based on what we have now + 1 or 2 quality additions. Good cup run would be nice as well.
Well spotted Kes-I watched on TV and in the first 10 minutes he sliced the ball into touch with his trusty left foot and then, having been played in twice on the left, contrived to miskick with his left foot giving the ball straight to the defender when, in one instance, Yann would have had a tap-in.Marino13 wrote:decent performance in the first half. we would have benefited from playing
about 10 to 20 yards further up the pitch, instead we sat a little too deep and invited
cardiff on.
how bad is chris gunter btw? awful.
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