The man known as 'shades'. What a ledge. Shades is back, back again. Would expect nothing less from you mate. Nice one

Totally appreciate the points made by others. Was it ever going to be a Churchillian speech? Clearly not. In terms of the owners, I get all that. However, rather than trotting out what I feel for many was a well rehearsed party political broadcast, that Tellor should have challenged a lot more than ...

Listened to the first few words and to put it mildly, what a waste of space. How on earth is this bloke drawing a wage from our club? After his infamous comment about Stam, this character should join the local comedy circuit. How to say a lot, without actually saying anything. Joker

"Couldn't pass a wet sh*t after a dodgy curry" Great summary bud. And now it's all down to waiting on other results next weekend. Can't believe it's come down to this. Still, as they say in a certain ad, 'we have now moved on to dilly dilly time'

SWLR wrote:
Well in the past year it has been a good place to bring your kids and the grandparents for a nap.

FAF

So Johnny Mad describes Stam as a 'sweet sweet man' who still had the players onside. As he quite rightly points out though, it's a results based business. That's right John, and we certainly didn't need a confectioner in charge of the lads

North Royal Lad wrote: The Cap wrote: Hound wrote: I'd like us to go with a lower league manager who has done a good job, such as Nathan Jones, Paul Hurst (prob my #1), Danny Cowley, Paul Cook, Gareth Ainsworth etc Haven't trawled through all the posts.....but howsabout Paul Tisdale at Exeter? Inte...

Hound wrote: I'd like us to go with a lower league manager who has done a good job, such as Nathan Jones, Paul Hurst (prob my #1), Danny Cowley, Paul Cook, Gareth Ainsworth etc Haven't trawled through all the posts.....but howsabout Paul Tisdale at Exeter? Intelligent, hard working and very conscie...

royal67 wrote:
At least we could sign this again if he came back:

Cheer up Mark McGee
Oh, what can it mean to a
Fat Scottish bastard and a
Shit football team?

In which case, don't forget your autograph book

What a legend Robin was. Regardless of whoever we were playing, entertainment was always on the menu. The mere mention of his name, takes me to a space when we were Reading.....through and through. How times change.

Hound wrote:
sums up the whole situation when a point against one of the poorest sides in the division, with a terrible away record, is seen as a point gained.

Absolutely spot on. POTD.

Barney wrote: The Cap wrote: 8,631 :lol: I'll guess you didn't go...there were more than 8631 there tonight. Couldn't go last night. Mind you, listening to second 'arf commentary, just as well. As for the stated attendance, it's been mentioned that many times on Radio Berks. And the fact that the M...

8,631

John Smith wrote: Just seen the club are doing another fantastic Season Ticket Tuesdays for this one, there making tickets: £10 for Adults £5 Concessions If that doesn't get a few thousand more through the gates and buy us a win I don't know what will. Fair play to the club. Don't get your point, J...

Amazingly, off this w/end. So up the local 'rub a dub' it is then, complete with tin hat, ready for the post match flak.

The way things are going at the mo', you really do have to wonder where our next point's coming from. Let alone win. How ominous could 14 April be?

2 world wars, 1 world cup kicked off a similar thread at the beginning of Jan. Admittedly, a bit more direct. I'm trying to work out whether everyone in charge of this club are either deluded or have some masterplan up their sleeve? Either way, last night's attendance, regardless of the weather, mus...

Gunny Fishcake wrote: 0-1 HT 0-2 FT Stam grins throughout match interview, thinking fcuk you lot, I'm still getting paid at least £10,000 a week for this shambles. Will feel like a home game for Derby with their support as hundreds of our fans if not thousands cant be arsed to go anymore. Spot on, ...

Prediction aside, whenever we play this crowd, always takes me back to Elm Park days when Boro' scored after roughly 10/11 mins and three quarters of the away end started jumping up and down like mad 'uns. The rest of us just stood there, with Kirbs (RIP) amongst the ranks. The look on the Boro' boy...

John Smith wrote: The Cap wrote: Due to work commitments, bundles are the way to go. Bought two last season, one this, and, currently, have one game left. Used to be a season ticket holder for a long time and really enjoyed turning up, regardless of the result. For me, it feels as though any kind o...