No attendance figures are given on the BBC or Reading FC websites, so I presume fans are not allowed in yet.AthleticoSpizz wrote:R&R, RF....assuming that fans are allowed to attend (??...I thought they were), what are the attendance figures?
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LOLThe Royal Forester wrote:No attendance figures are given on the BBC or Reading FC websites, so I presume fans are not allowed in yet.AthleticoSpizz wrote:R&R, RF....assuming that fans are allowed to attend (??...I thought they were), what are the attendance figures?
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No fans at Elite women's level I.e. top 2 divisions.AthleticoSpizz wrote:....but I thought that they were (or at least, that was the plan a month or so ago)
As daft as fa cup games where depending on where you are in the pyramid you may or may be allowed to have fans at a game. In some cases a lower placed team has had fans while a higher placed one can’t atvthe same game !Stranded wrote:No fans at Elite women's level I.e. top 2 divisions.AthleticoSpizz wrote:....but I thought that they were (or at least, that was the plan a month or so ago)
Has led to the stupid situation whereby Lewes mens side are allowed crowds of up to 500 but the women's team play in front of empty stands - in the same stadium. Their average crowd last year was around 400.
Yep, they seem to have taken over from the men's team of previous seasons with an appalling lack of clinical finishing. 61% possession v Birmingham and 22 shots but only 4 of those were on target!The Royal Forester wrote:Birmingham had nil points before today, three defeats from the start of the season. The Reading Women could have gone up to 4th. (but would have gone up to 5th.) with a win today. Trust a Reading team to give their rivals a kick start to the season. Just like the men's team most seasons!
Wonder what our xG is?!RoyalBlue wrote:Yep, they seem to have taken over from the men's team of previous seasons with an appalling lack of clinical finishing. 61% possession v Birmingham and 22 shots but only 4 of those were on target!The Royal Forester wrote:Birmingham had nil points before today, three defeats from the start of the season. The Reading Women could have gone up to 4th. (but would have gone up to 5th.) with a win today. Trust a Reading team to give their rivals a kick start to the season. Just like the men's team most seasons!
With Fara Williams injured/well below her best, they are also lacking any real creativity. Jess Fishlock partly compensates but they really need more players who can create openings from very little.
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