Winston Biscuit Kieran McKenna the frontrunner to get the Brentford gig if Frank leaves

Source?

Everywhere I've looked at is fancying Justin Cochrane to get the nod

grey_squirrel SJM "surprisingly" binned Evans for Branfoot in 1991 after taking over from Smee.

There are several inaccuracies in this post and it's making my head hurt. It's like an M C Esher picture.

Was chatting to an Italian chum this weekend about the plight of Sampdoria, and he reckoned: a) historically they were no big deal, a small fry Serie A / B yoyo club up to early 1980s, when they were bankrolled by oil money and won Coppa Italia, the ECWC (RIP!) and then Serie A, and at the same time...

After all these years isn`t it time to spell confirmed the way it`s meant to be spelt instead of acting like a load of little dyslexic kids? I like to think most of us are grown up adults on here. This post reminds me of the home game against Charlton in 1994/95. Adie Williams scores a late winner ...

hopefully, yes

Scutterbucketz They’re going to do a big on the pitch bent american reveal aren’t they.

If they're going on the pitch then so am I

When he realises Reading is extremely short of decent places to eat it could throw the whole thing up in the air….. I’d have pointed him to Munchies for a good old all day breakfast ( but it’s now defunct). Maybe Clay’s for an Indian, Yolk Cafe for a decent brunch or Orwell’s out at Shiplake for so...

Sutekh Aren’t these things all done by Docusign type of online apps these days? Don’t think businesses would be able to cope with actual physical documents these days. Guarantee if they try a “on the pitch” signing they won’t have a working pen in the place.

good point, I'll bring one along

Scutterbucketz I want to post a “funny” joke about Rob Couhig and Dai Young. It’s more of a play on words really. In fact now that I’ve had to think about, it’s not remotely funny, so I’m not going to bother. Should I have posted the joke in this thread or other one?

the other one IMO

Good idea for a thread, fair play.

The club's official channel did a reel today from the home game v Barnsley in 2010 when we had a gazillion chances, missed them all, had Khizanishvili sent off after an hour and then won 3-0 with all the goals in the last five* minutes

*ish

Good times

I forgot to include France which is PSG 13 - 10.8% These numbers were from Jonathan Wilson's e_mail thing which I am subscribed to. He was making the point that English football has not embraced the 'superclub' in the way many other nations have. France having an impressively low number, but of cou...

Desperately sad news, very sorry for your loss.

Seven out of ten, solid. What is Felix Bowness'eseses connection to Tilehurst please? He lived in Alderley Close, Woodley for at least 40 years. "Round 4 – Tilehurst (and nearby)". Long story short, I ran out of Tilehurst people and picked a few generic Reading people. It was for a pub in...

stealthpapes Seven out of ten, solid.

What is Felix Bowness'eseses connection to Tilehurst please? He lived in Alderley Close, Woodley for at least 40 years.

4. The Brentford Griffin

3b - which school, now no longer in existence, did he attend? 3c - which two Reading bars did he own with his brother (1 point for each) 9b - surely this is crying out for which team did they beat in the semi-final? [....characterised by a 6-0 stuffing at Fellowes Park (Walsall) in February. name th...

Pepe the Horseman

Winston Biscuit Is the pitch invasion still on?

100%. Need to show the new owners we're not to be messed with. Hopefully SBWD have also sent them our demands.

I'm on the pitch the moment I see you on the pitch first.

There is no relegation from the 2nd tier though. Dutch FA's Licensing Committee to decide at the end of the season whether to continue allowing Vitesse to have a professional license There is optional relegation from the 2nd tier each season - if one (or more) of the likely top clubs from the (amat...

Sutekh

Brogue Solanke born in basingstoke, is basingstoke in berkshire?

Hampshire.

Theo Walcott was born in the Newbury area somewhere and he’s only just retired.

Walcott was born in London. He went to school in Compton though, which certainly counts as Berkshire.