All hail Agent Al-Habsi.

If it weren't for him last night, he'd still be in charge.

As one of the poor souls there tonight this was as bad as its been for a long time. The club and team are engulfed in this deep depression that is slowing wringing the life out of our football club. Calm down you massive helm Things were fine a couple of months ago. Players don't want to play for C...

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Troy Deeney ‏@T_Deeney
This reading game is so frustrating why are they not using vyrda's pace simple ball and he's in on 4 occasions so far

Where was Piazon tonight, btw?

Fancy having a dig at the guy who saved this club on his 25th anniversary

Pearson IN

Ian Royal Thanks to Al-Habsi for gifting a goal and turning a solid but poor quality point into nothinig

Part of me is glad, if it means Clarke gets sent packing a little quicker

Pepe the Horseman Al Habsi must really hate him then.

No power behind it. Straight at him. No idea how it went in.

Agent Al-Habsi

He must be on his way soon, especially after that performance. Utterly lifeless.

It looked like a team not wanting to play for the manager.

Enough said really.

FT

Boos ring.

I can't stop laughing

LMFAO

That legendary atmosphere really translates well on the TV

Fernandez looking decent. Overhit (but very difficult) through ball on that break.

It's packed

Reading starting XI vs QPR: Al-Habsi, Gunter, Taylor, Hector (c), Ferdinand, Norwood, Williams, Fernandez, McCleary, Vydra, Blackman. Subs: Bond, Robson-Kanu, Sa, Obita, Hurtado, John, Cooper. Dare I say I'm glad to see HRK back. 3 Central Midfielders, Sa dropped, no Piazon at all. Austin not starti...

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Can you imagine