New Owners - Redwood Watch

[Snowflake Royal]

Who'd have thunk it.

[Downside]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1386341 ... 292917776/

Please, please be Reading FC.

[Brogue]

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Please, please be Reading FC.

LOLZ it's colchester

[tidus_mi2]

Why the oxf*rd would John Terry becoming owner be an instantly good sign anyway?

[Brogue]

Why the oxf*rd would John Terry becoming owner be an instantly good sign anyway?

Couhig > john oxf*rd terry and thats coming from me

[stealthpapes]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1386341 ... 292917776/

Please, please be Reading FC.

Oh hell no

[Orion1871]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1386341 ... 292917776/

Please, please be Reading FC.

So which one of our resident trolls has re-registered here then?

[Downside]

Why the oxf*rd would John Terry becoming owner be an instantly good sign anyway?

Family ties to the club, top achiever, loads of dosh, loads of passion, and English to the core.

[Downside]

Why the oxf*rd would John Terry becoming owner be an instantly good sign anyway?

Couhig > john oxf*rd terry and thats coming from me

What does that mean?

[Sutekh]

[From Despair To Where?]

What family ties does Terry have to us or are we counting shagging Wayne Bridge's wife?

[Downside]

What family ties does Terry have to us or are we counting shagging Wayne Bridge's wife?

Pat Terry, centre forward for Reading in the mid-1960s.

[From Despair To Where?]

What family ties does Terry have to us or are we counting shagging Wayne Bridge's wife?

Pat Terry, centre forward for Reading in the mid-1960s.

Can you provide any evidence of that because Google can't.

John Terry's nephew is on the books at Colchester though.

[Sutekh]

What family ties does Terry have to us or are we counting shagging Wayne Bridge's wife?

Pat Terry, centre forward for Reading in the mid-1960s.

[Downside]

What family ties does Terry have to us or are we counting shagging Wayne Bridge's wife?

Pat Terry, centre forward for Reading in the mid-1960s.

Can you provide any evidence of that because Google can't.

John Terry's nephew is on the books at Colchester though.

Bizarre, even on Wikipedia, the Appearances and goals by club table makes no mention of his time at Reading!.

[royals6719]

Pat Terry, centre forward for Reading in the mid-1960s.

Can you provide any evidence of that because Google can't.

John Terry's nephew is on the books at Colchester though.

Bizarre, even on Wikipedia, the Appearances and goals by club table makes no mention of his time at Reading!.

From the Reading FC former players site


Forename Surname Date of Birth Total Appearances Goals Joined Reading FC
Pat Terry 02/10/1933 116 51 21/08/1964

This site lists all ex players https://www.readingfcformerplayers.co.uk/our-members/

[Sutekh]

Can you provide any evidence of that because Google can't.

John Terry's nephew is on the books at Colchester though.

Bizarre, even on Wikipedia, the Appearances and goals by club table makes no mention of his time at Reading!.

From the Reading FC former players site


Forename Surname Date of Birth Total Appearances Goals Joined Reading FC
Pat Terry 02/10/1933 116 51 21/08/1964

This site lists all ex players https://www.readingfcformerplayers.co.uk/our-members/

Arrived from Millwall and was with the club over the “World Cup” period (1964 to 1967). This was the time the club switched to playing in the nice all sky blue strip. Left for Swindon after the above no. of goals & apps. Passed away in 2007 aged 73. Seem to recall him being tagged as a good old fashioned “hard as nails” centre forward. No doubt there are some on here who will still remember him well.

Shouldn’t this be in the ex-Royals thread?

[royals6719]

Bizarre, even on Wikipedia, the Appearances and goals by club table makes no mention of his time at Reading!.

From the Reading FC former players site


Forename Surname Date of Birth Total Appearances Goals Joined Reading FC
Pat Terry 02/10/1933 116 51 21/08/1964

This site lists all ex players https://www.readingfcformerplayers.co.uk/our-members/

Arrived from Millwall and was with the club over the “World Cup” period (1964 to 1967). This was the time the club switched to playing in the nice all sky blue strip. Left for Swindon after the above no. of goals & apps. Passed away in 2007 aged 73. Seem to recall him being tagged as a good old fashioned “hard as nails” centre forward. No doubt there are some on here who will still remember him well.

Shouldn’t this be in the ex-Royals thread?

My late father said he had a bullet header too.

Add here initially as reference to previous posts saying people couldnt find any evidence he played for RFC

[themwasthedays]

He was what was called an old fashioned centre forward, with a really good header. He played with the likes of Dennis Allen, Dougie Webb and Alan Scarrott on the wing. Mick Travers, Gordon Neate, Colin Meldrum, Dick Spiers, Dave Bacuzzi , Rod Thornhill & Maurice Evans with Arthur Wilkie/Mike Dixon in goal. There were others ,but those were the ones I remember. I think Pat Terry was on the cover of the match day programme at the time.

[leon]

Why the oxf*rd would John Terry becoming owner be an instantly good sign anyway?

Family ties to the club, top achiever, loads of dosh, loads of passion, and English to the core.

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