Reading 0 Arsenal 2 Fred May Testimonial 2/10/74. My first game Reading 5 Tranmere 0 Robin. Enough said! Reading 7 Barnsley 0 Sat 2 rows in front of Michael Parkinson Reading 4 Plymouth 3 Reading 4 Luton 1 How can anyone omit this one! Reading 2 Bolton 1 21/4/1995 Tranmere 1 Reading 3 14/5/1995 Read...
I have reminisced about this game a thousand times and posted on her several times about it. It never gets boring. I would say there was 10,000 in the ground possibly more. The Southbank was packed. Plymouth took the Town End capacity of 3,000 without a doubt. Other memories of the day. Plymouth fan...
Wizard A club that barely existed a few months ago and the fans are desperate to get rid of a guy who’s given his all for this club for many years. No wonder football’s in such a state. SMH.
Given his all = totally irrelevant Sleepwalking towards relegation with a charlatan = totally relevant
We (often) play badly and get beaten. We (rarely) play well and get beaten. Said all along Hunt is not a manager. Not now, not ever. He will be sacked. I just hope it isn’t left too long.
Like this signing, gives more tactical flexibility and adds some steel to our sometimes lightweight midfield. Also frees up Wing to push forward or not play every single minute of L1 again lol. Crawley fans speak highly of him too. Welcome to the club! The ‘mighty’ Crawley whose fans also spoke hig...
Just how and why is anyone surprised?! Selles knew the risks and the territory. He kept them up and did wonders with us. He has two big ticks on his CV. Football is a merciless game. I wouldn't be surprised if Hunt is replaced. SJM "surprisingly" binned Evans for Branfoot in 1991 after tak...
Most famously, of course, THAT Plymouth game. 2-0 down at HT at home, then 3-0 just after the restart had many thinking about leaving early but then Deano scored from the penalty spot after an hour or so. Then, as the clock reached 80 minutes all hell started breaking loose, first Bremner started p...
I think the whole board can agree, the mid to late 70s were the best ever days to support RFC. 1978-79 was magic - particularly this time of season with the three local derbys at easter and Steve Death's amazing run. Yeah, I loved that season - like the first hit of a drug that turns you into an ad...
Deathy was definitely one of my favourite players of the era. I remember loads about him. How he used to nonchalantly lean up against the post when we were attacking. His range at goal kicks wasn’t the best especially against the wind. His style of drop-kicking was unique at the time. One of the bes...
Brum are going to do it aren't they? No surprise really although I always thought it would be the financial advantage of going Prem>Championship that would do for us, not Champ>L1 When you've spent over 6 times the rest of the league combined, you'd think you would cruise past the record. I think i...
:lol: Excellent He got a toupe cut? :shock: Paid him too much obviously. The lads in the Southbank used to refer to him as 'Bobby the slap' and we'd all stand there slapping our foreheads :lol: Great times. He allegedly signed for us after being shown the Simod Cup Final video thinking that played ...
Maybe a bit harsh given that he only played 3 games but distinctly remember him inexplicably missing a sitting duck open goal from 6 yards against Chester at the Tilehurst End. He was instantly hauled off and never played again.