A real low for me in terms of our fan base. Its slowly receding yet we all know it will be back in full force when results wont go Bowen's way.Hound wrote:some interesting info here, think this is all new isn't it? Not seen it elsewhere. But Bowen's full account of how he got the job
https://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/foot ... d-17096614
if this is taken at face value, it really does make all the 'snake' stuff a little embarrassing
We really do have the most embarrassing fans of all football fans on social media.paultheroyal wrote:A real low for me in terms of our fan base. Its slowly receding yet we all know it will be back in full force when results wont go Bowen's way.Hound wrote:some interesting info here, think this is all new isn't it? Not seen it elsewhere. But Bowen's full account of how he got the job
https://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/foot ... d-17096614
if this is taken at face value, it really does make all the 'snake' stuff a little embarrassing
Utter cringefest.
Twitter is just what it is. Full of muppetsThe Enfield Royal71 wrote:We really do have the most embarrassing fans of all football fans on social media.paultheroyal wrote:A real low for me in terms of our fan base. Its slowly receding yet we all know it will be back in full force when results wont go Bowen's way.Hound wrote:some interesting info here, think this is all new isn't it? Not seen it elsewhere. But Bowen's full account of how he got the job
https://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/foot ... d-17096614
if this is taken at face value, it really does make all the 'snake' stuff a little embarrassing
Utter cringefest.
Just all so unnecessary and nasty. Based on no rational thought at all.paultheroyal wrote:A real low for me in terms of our fan base. Its slowly receding yet we all know it will be back in full force when results wont go Bowen's way.Hound wrote:some interesting info here, think this is all new isn't it? Not seen it elsewhere. But Bowen's full account of how he got the job
https://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/foot ... d-17096614
if this is taken at face value, it really does make all the 'snake' stuff a little embarrassing
Utter cringefest.
Dellor was embarrassing on Saturday's pre-match show. Rather than accept Bowen's interview at face value (ie not involved with the sacking) he continued to espouse a fan's view that he must have had something to do with it, because of his role as Sporting Director. The fact the guy had been in post less than 2 months and probably had no real authority other than over Ged Roddy was completely passed over.Hound wrote:Twitter is just what it is. Full of muppetsThe Enfield Royal71 wrote:We really do have the most embarrassing fans of all football fans on social media.paultheroyal wrote:
A real low for me in terms of our fan base. Its slowly receding yet we all know it will be back in full force when results wont go Bowen's way.
Utter cringefest.
What I take more offence to is pundits and co repeating the nonsense as though that’s actually what happened
Yeah. I mean our fans are knobs on social media but certainly not the most embarrassing. Liverpool fans probably win that one. They were on a 17 win streak and they criticisied Klopp quite a bit yesterday. Including his decision to bring on the sub who saved their unbeaten recordHound wrote:Twitter is just what it is. Full of muppetsThe Enfield Royal71 wrote:We really do have the most embarrassing fans of all football fans on social media.paultheroyal wrote:
A real low for me in terms of our fan base. Its slowly receding yet we all know it will be back in full force when results wont go Bowen's way.
Utter cringefest.
What I take more offence to is pundits and co repeating the nonsense as though that’s actually what happened
Apologies to you and TB1 if that was the case. The details have faded behind my sense of underwhelmage that has lingered since 1997.2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:STAR's statement re: Gomes' sacking and Bowen's appointment:
"A first time manager can work –like Pardew and McDermott – or flop as Bullivant did."
Didn't we get Bullivant because he apparently did well as manager of Barnet?? IIRC according to Bullivant responding to his critics at the time he said if you didn't know that you weren't a "student of the game".
Agreed, it's understandable. The rest of the article is spot on and this minor factual error doesn't detract from the points made.STAR Liaison wrote:Apologies to you and TB1 if that was the case. The details have faded behind my sense of underwhelmage that has lingered since 1997.2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:STAR's statement re: Gomes' sacking and Bowen's appointment:
"A first time manager can work –like Pardew and McDermott – or flop as Bullivant did."
Didn't we get Bullivant because he apparently did well as manager of Barnet?? IIRC according to Bullivant responding to his critics at the time he said if you didn't know that you weren't a "student of the game".
Really interesting what he's saying about how training levels have massively gone up and how they now have a plan. Quite damning for Gomes!Hound wrote:more interesting stuff from JLow. This time an interview with Adam:
https://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/foot ... e-17120107
it is, though taking it in the context of Adam being totally dropped by Gomes and reinstated by Bowen2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:Really interesting what he's saying about how training levels have massively gone up and how they now have a plan. Quite damning for Gomes!Hound wrote:more interesting stuff from JLow. This time an interview with Adam:
https://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/foot ... e-17120107
Well quite. The one bloke associated with Bowen previously and coincidently the only player really who you'd say had a "fitness issue" coming out and saying how intense the training sessions now are.Hound wrote:it is, though taking it in the context of Adam being totally dropped by Gomes and reinstated by Bowen2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:Really interesting what he's saying about how training levels have massively gone up and how they now have a plan. Quite damning for Gomes!Hound wrote:more interesting stuff from JLow. This time an interview with Adam:
https://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/foot ... e-17120107
Probably too intense for him given he pulled a hamstring after making one pass on Saturday.Hound wrote:just scanned the TalkReading twitter an its more interesting actually that Adam has replied to a few comments on there.
Basically 'we're not putting more effort in', but the level of training 'intensity' has gone up.
I do think that is a little damning. But also very much what I want to hear.
Interesting stuff as you say but it wasn't an interview, he just rewrote it from this podcast:Hound wrote:more interesting stuff from JLow. This time an interview with Adam:
https://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/foot ... e-17120107
The bits coming out do seem to back up the leaks that Gomes had lost the dressing room either in full or in part.Vision wrote:Well quite. The one bloke associated with Bowen previously and coincidently the only player really who you'd say had a "fitness issue" coming out and saying how intense the training sessions now are.Hound wrote:it is, though taking it in the context of Adam being totally dropped by Gomes and reinstated by Bowen2 world wars, 1 world cup wrote:
Really interesting what he's saying about how training levels have massively gone up and how they now have a plan. Quite damning for Gomes!
I like Bowen, he seems like a very shrewd individual to me.
Yes thought the same. If Bowen hangs around I strongly suspect Adam might become part of the back room teamSnowflake Royal wrote:Intensity is certainly something Adam looks like he'd struggle with in any environment, training or match.
I reckon he has the potential to be a good coach though. Smart player, had to work hard to get where he did, not just given it all from a young age in a super Academy or playing on pure talent.
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