I think you're being unduly harsh on them. Yes it wasn't exciting to watch, but when did we last have a game when the defence were so on top that the opposition team didn't even have one shot in the whole match? And they did this without giving a way a single foul or conceding a single corner.CountryRoyal wrote:Very disappointed with the performance. We’re trying to navigate a particularly difficult time in our history and we need everyone pulling together. You can maybe understand one or two to go missing against a team like Watford, but the entire team? Unforgivable. No movement, no runs, it’s like they weren’t there. And the fans? For one of the closer away days in a heavily-northern league, pitiful support. No one even turned up.
I think Scott Murray wasCripple Creek wrote:Blimey. A Darren 'who ate all the pies' Caskey reference. Blew hot and cold but was probably one of the more talented midfielders from Reading's past. Not entirely sure he was ever that bothered though.
Suuuuuper Super Daz, Suuuuper super Daz, Suuuuuper sper Daz, Super Darren Caskey!Cripple Creek wrote:Blimey. A Darren 'who ate all the pies' Caskey reference. Blew hot and cold but was probably one of the more talented midfielders from Reading's past. Not entirely sure he was ever that bothered though.
But his execution of rock, paper, scissors was top class.leon wrote:Caskey did fcuk all except the two free kick goals.
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