Can you flesh this out a bit more.LightwaterRoyal wrote:as I've lived in Valencia my whole life.
Can you flesh this out a bit more.LightwaterRoyal wrote:as I've lived in Valencia my whole life.
What would you care to know in particular?Brogue wrote:Can you flesh this out a bit more.LightwaterRoyal wrote:as I've lived in Valencia my whole life.
How one becomes a reading fan having never lived here I suppose.LightwaterRoyal wrote:What would you care to know in particular?Brogue wrote:Can you flesh this out a bit more.LightwaterRoyal wrote:as I've lived in Valencia my whole life.
And how long has Lightwater been in Valencia?Brogue wrote:How one becomes a reading fan having never lived here I suppose.LightwaterRoyal wrote:What would you care to know in particular?Brogue wrote:
Can you flesh this out a bit more.
Yeah agreed. Have always liked him as a personFrom Despair To Where? wrote:Regardless of whatever happens on the pitch, I will always have a lot of respect for him purely for the way he has carried himself. He's never dodged difficult questions, he's never dodged a fight and he's stuck his head above the parapet when other managers would have done the diplomatic thing. I suspect the squad would crawl over broken glass for him.
How far is Valencia from wherever Franchise has just moved to? Would be nice if they could watch games together.Brogue wrote:How one becomes a reading fan having never lived here I suppose.LightwaterRoyal wrote:What would you care to know in particular?Brogue wrote:
Can you flesh this out a bit more.
His paperwork was finalised on the 14th July pre season started on 26th June. So he missed 18 days of pre season. But let’s be honest he was actually announced on the same day pre season started on the 26th of June. We were told he wasn’t to start work until all the paperwork went through but I’m absolutely sure he would have been doing stuff in the background. So I’m sorry I don’t buy this whole he didn’t have a pre season stuff. He still took charge of 4 pre season friendly before the season started against Peterborough on the 5th august.rabidbee wrote:I was never Selles Out. I wasn't particularly strongly Selles In either, except on principle, because I'm sceptical any manager should be given so little time (excluding serious off-field disciplinary issues). I don't think enough weight was given to the fact that this is a squad cobbled together at short notice with various impediments to recruitment, who had no pre-season to work on things and get an understanding. Maybe if he had had that he would have settled upon a preferred first-XI and formation sooner; maybe if he had been appointed early in the summer he would have had more input in the choice of players we signed.
I was born in Frimley in Surrey and my parents moved to Spain soon after.Brogue wrote:How one becomes a reading fan having never lived here I suppose.LightwaterRoyal wrote:What would you care to know in particular?Brogue wrote:
Can you flesh this out a bit more.
wow, have you ever seen us play live? if not any plans too?LightwaterRoyal wrote:I was born in Frimley in Surrey and my parents moved to Spain soon after.Brogue wrote:How one becomes a reading fan having never lived here I suppose.LightwaterRoyal wrote:
What would you care to know in particular?
Neither of them cared for football at all so I never got pushed into supporting any club. Saw Leroy Lita score an overhead kick on the Coca Cola league highlights show when I was about 9 years old and just randomly started to follow Reading.
I went back to the UK for 7 years when I joined the Royal Marines but am now back in Spain since leaving.
Went to the Armed Forces Careers Office in Reading and had my fitness tests at the Nuffield Health Center by The Madejski.
Unbfortunately not yet. I had hoped to while in the UK but unfortunately I was earning very little and based and hour west of Glasgow so it never really happened.Brogue wrote:wow, have you ever seen us play live? if not any plans too?LightwaterRoyal wrote:I was born in Frimley in Surrey and my parents moved to Spain soon after.Brogue wrote:
How one becomes a reading fan having never lived here I suppose.
Neither of them cared for football at all so I never got pushed into supporting any club. Saw Leroy Lita score an overhead kick on the Coca Cola league highlights show when I was about 9 years old and just randomly started to follow Reading.
I went back to the UK for 7 years when I joined the Royal Marines but am now back in Spain since leaving.
Went to the Armed Forces Careers Office in Reading and had my fitness tests at the Nuffield Health Center by The Madejski.
When you work in these exotic locations are you providing security with your Royal Marine training?LightwaterRoyal wrote:Unbfortunately not yet. I had hoped to while in the UK but unfortunately I was earning very little and based and hour west of Glasgow so it never really happened.Brogue wrote:wow, have you ever seen us play live? if not any plans too?LightwaterRoyal wrote:
I was born in Frimley in Surrey and my parents moved to Spain soon after.
Neither of them cared for football at all so I never got pushed into supporting any club. Saw Leroy Lita score an overhead kick on the Coca Cola league highlights show when I was about 9 years old and just randomly started to follow Reading.
I went back to the UK for 7 years when I joined the Royal Marines but am now back in Spain since leaving.
Went to the Armed Forces Careers Office in Reading and had my fitness tests at the Nuffield Health Center by The Madejski.
Since then I've been working offshore in Nigeria, Thailand and Bangladesh so struggling to find the time but I have every intention of getting across to a game before we Dai. I actually live really close to La Nucia where we had our preseason but I was working in Port Harcourt and missed them.
Unfortunately I'm nowhere near that cool. I'm a commercial diver now and work on oil and gas platformsSt Pauli wrote:When you work in these exotic locations are you providing security with your Royal Marine training?LightwaterRoyal wrote:Unbfortunately not yet. I had hoped to while in the UK but unfortunately I was earning very little and based and hour west of Glasgow so it never really happened.Brogue wrote:
wow, have you ever seen us play live? if not any plans too?
Since then I've been working offshore in Nigeria, Thailand and Bangladesh so struggling to find the time but I have every intention of getting across to a game before we Dai. I actually live really close to La Nucia where we had our preseason but I was working in Port Harcourt and missed them.
Do you get to carry a gun? If so, what gun?
What wars have you fought in?
Have you thought about going to Ukraine to fight?
What is the coolest bit of mercenary army merchandise you have seen? Is it the Wagner Group backgammon set?
As a mercenary do you often listen to the song 'Roland the Thompson gunner' by Warren Zevon?
OK but you must have fought in some wars right? I mean we've got involved in a fair few in the last 30 years. We love it!LightwaterRoyal wrote:Unfortunately I'm nowhere near that cool. I'm a commercial diver now and work on oil and gas platformsSt Pauli wrote:When you work in these exotic locations are you providing security with your Royal Marine training?LightwaterRoyal wrote:
Unbfortunately not yet. I had hoped to while in the UK but unfortunately I was earning very little and based and hour west of Glasgow so it never really happened.
Since then I've been working offshore in Nigeria, Thailand and Bangladesh so struggling to find the time but I have every intention of getting across to a game before we Dai. I actually live really close to La Nucia where we had our preseason but I was working in Port Harcourt and missed them.
Do you get to carry a gun? If so, what gun?
What wars have you fought in?
Have you thought about going to Ukraine to fight?
What is the coolest bit of mercenary army merchandise you have seen? Is it the Wagner Group backgammon set?
As a mercenary do you often listen to the song 'Roland the Thompson gunner' by Warren Zevon?
I find it quite uncouth to speak about, all I'll say is imagine an away day in Grimsby but the locals are slightly more educated and its really hotSt Pauli wrote:OK but you must have fought in some wars right? I mean we've got involved in a fair few in the last 30 years. We love it!LightwaterRoyal wrote:Unfortunately I'm nowhere near that cool. I'm a commercial diver now and work on oil and gas platformsSt Pauli wrote:
When you work in these exotic locations are you providing security with your Royal Marine training?
Do you get to carry a gun? If so, what gun?
What wars have you fought in?
Have you thought about going to Ukraine to fight?
What is the coolest bit of mercenary army merchandise you have seen? Is it the Wagner Group backgammon set?
As a mercenary do you often listen to the song 'Roland the Thompson gunner' by Warren Zevon?
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