by andrew1957 » 21 Feb 2013 19:51
by melonhead » 22 Feb 2013 10:07
by Woodcote Royal » 22 Feb 2013 10:58
Victor MeldrewWoodcote Royal I know some of you would rather lose a limb than admit that little Nicky has ever been guilty of being slightly less than perfect but, do you think Reading fans might reasonably have expected both of Shorey's feet to have left the ground in an attempt to get his head on the ball before Gareth Barry put in the net![]()
The fact that this was not the case makes me very confident that any effort Harte would have made in the same instance would have been both superior and quicker.
HTH
You carry on Woodcote knocking Shorey as you have done for years(I'm not his greatest fan BTW but consider him a better all-round footballer than the arrogant Irishman) and when he costs us the 3 points that leads to our relegation,just as he cost us the £50 million play-off game at Wembley,please come back on here and tell us what a great player he is.
I know you don't go to many games but if you went to a few more games you would see how often the snail leaves us vulnerable at the back-mark my words he will cost us again.
by Royal Ginger » 22 Feb 2013 11:52
andrew1957 A bit of a pointless debate IMO as both have good qualities.
In general Shorey is the more consistent but he did go off the boil before being "injured" (or dropped). Harte has fractionately the better delivery and a better free direct free kick. Therefore , when he is on form he is the better of the two, but he has had off periods/days like at Wembley. I think I would choose Harte because he has been excellent in recent weeks and has done nothing to deserve to be dropped, but I will be equally happy if Shorey is picked.
by Ian Royal » 22 Feb 2013 12:22
andrew1957 A bit of a pointless debate IMO as both have good qualities.
In general Shorey is the more consistent but he did go off the boil before being "injured" (or dropped). Harte has fractionately the better delivery and a better free direct free kick. Therefore , when he is on form he is the better of the two, but he has had off periods/days like at Wembley. I think I would choose Harte because he has been excellent in recent weeks and has done nothing to deserve to be dropped, but I will be equally happy if Shorey is picked.
by loyalroyal4life » 22 Feb 2013 12:24
andrew1957 A bit of a pointless debate IMO as both have good qualities.
In general Shorey is the more consistent but he did go off the boil before being "injured" (or dropped). Harte has fractionately the better delivery and a better free direct free kick. Therefore , when he is on form he is the better of the two, but he has had off periods/days like at Wembley. I think I would choose Harte because he has been excellent in recent weeks and has done nothing to deserve to be dropped, but I will be equally happy if Shorey is picked.
by Vision » 22 Feb 2013 12:25
by RockheadRumple » 22 Feb 2013 12:49
by Woodcote Royal » 22 Feb 2013 13:08
Vision Oh and Shorey must be some player if he managed to cost us 2 points in a game we were only drawing until the last minute. Priceless indeed
by Extended-Phenotype » 22 Feb 2013 14:30
by melonhead » 22 Feb 2013 14:54
Since Harte's return he has shown beyond doubt who is the better all round player
by West Stand Man » 22 Feb 2013 15:44
melonheadSince Harte's return he has shown beyond doubt who is the better all round player
no he hasnt
by Victor Meldrew » 22 Feb 2013 17:57
Vision It's amusing though that apparently a game from 2011 is being used as a reason not to pick somebody now. If that were the criteria you'd never pick anyone.
Oh and Shorey must be some player if he managed to cost us 2 points in a game we were only drawing until the last minute. Priceless indeed.
Shorey V Harte is the equivalent of two bald men arguing over a comb.
by Woodcote Royal » 23 Feb 2013 13:40
Victor Meldrew
As I tried to explain to Woodcote, who is not the brightest when it comes to football matters and is only a casual observer of RFC games,I am not an out-and-out Shorey lover but I feel (despite the inadequacies defensively of both players) that Shorey offers a better range of passing and of dead-ball kicking and he doesn't spend all game moaning at all and sundry especially when he himself makes a mistake.
IMHO neither have a good enough all-round game to be playing Premier League football let alone lower level international football which the arrogant Harte thinks he should be.
I respect the views of other posters but would ask them to look a bit further than just at the odd free-kick.
by BraisingsteakRoyal » 23 Feb 2013 14:51
by Millsy » 23 Feb 2013 16:48
BraisingsteakRoyal ^ Is a grade A twat better or worse than a grade B twat? Which way round does the scale work?
by Millsy » 23 Feb 2013 16:51
Woodcote Royal
Given Hartes long and impressive career, only a Grade A twat would suggest he doesn't possess the all round game for the highest level and that one of the most one footed players ever to grace the Premiership has a better range of passing.
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by SHORT AND CURLY » 24 Feb 2013 10:21
by Victor Meldrew » 24 Feb 2013 15:59
Woodcote RoyalVictor Meldrew
As I tried to explain to Woodcote, who is not the brightest when it comes to football matters and is only a casual observer of RFC games,I am not an out-and-out Shorey lover but I feel (despite the inadequacies defensively of both players) that Shorey offers a better range of passing and of dead-ball kicking and he doesn't spend all game moaning at all and sundry especially when he himself makes a mistake.
IMHO neither have a good enough all-round game to be playing Premier League football let alone lower level international football which the arrogant Harte thinks he should be.
I respect the views of other posters but would ask them to look a bit further than just at the odd free-kick.
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Only a Grade A twat such as yourself would describe a former away season ticket holder with over 2500 Royalty points, not to mention being a long time poster here, as a casual supporter whilst also possessing the arrogance to believe others are thick enough to be fooled by it.
Given Hartes long and impressive career, only a Grade A twat would suggest he doesn't possess the all round game for the highest level and that one of the most one footed players ever to grace the Premiership has a better range of passing.
And, finally, BR2, only a Grade A twat needs more than one user name to post the same ill informed nonsense.
by SPARTA » 24 Feb 2013 16:14
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