by East Stand Royal 500 » 02 Dec 2008 11:30
by Wax Jacket » 02 Dec 2008 11:47
by yappy » 02 Dec 2008 12:06
anR So Fox was booed all night because he spat at Hunt? N? I didn't see it but my mate did. I believe there may have been some scuffle after the final whistle as a result of this with Shane or something else after full time?
It seemed very fitting the the ungiven own goal came off his head! That'll learn him...
by John 3:16 » 02 Dec 2008 12:06
by AlexY25 » 02 Dec 2008 12:08
by Scarface » 02 Dec 2008 12:23
by readingbedding » 02 Dec 2008 12:27
by Royal Rother » 02 Dec 2008 12:32
by Alan Partridge » 02 Dec 2008 12:36
readingbedding If Coppell had left we would be lower than 3rd.
by Wycombe Royal » 02 Dec 2008 12:40
Scarface If Coppell had the bottle to select Marek, we'd win the league.
by winchester_royal » 02 Dec 2008 12:46
Wycombe RoyalScarface If Coppell had the bottle to select Marek, we'd win the league.
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by Archie's penalty » 02 Dec 2008 12:50
by Bowman's Quiver » 02 Dec 2008 12:58
Woodcote Royal We are the best attacking side in this division by a distance but other frailties will cost us promotion unless they are sorted ASAP yet, in agreeing with Steve Coppell's post match observations, it was indeed pleasing, for a change, to see us come from behind to win.
However, our poor start was due almost entirely to a dire central midfield's needless waste of possession.
Whilst Cisse took large strides towards redemption with another well taken goal, Marek Mateosky, fending off hypothermia from the sidelines, must have been wondering what in God's name he has to do get ahead of the currently very average James Harper or, even to be allowed a few minutes on the same pitch as so many who possess just a fraction of his ability.
We went behind to a quality free kick but with Marcus standing so close to his right hand post, any decent strike in the far corners would have been a certain goal.
Hunt's fortuitous opener was the turning point that seemed to calm everyone's nerves and from the moment he converted his 2nd and our 3rd, the rest of the evening resembled a training session.
As much as I like James Harper and value his long years of service, he and Ingimarsson are the last bastions of the "106" still enjoying preferential treatment from it's manager.
Ingimarsson was no better than Duberry tonight but guess who gets all the "sixes" here and who gets the "eights" along with MoM Rosenior
Once again our manager has assembled a strong and impressive squad but unless he's prepared to upset some favourites in order to pick his strongest team, this could be a second season of under achievement.
by Alan Partridge » 02 Dec 2008 13:03
by East Stand Royal 500 » 02 Dec 2008 13:07
John 3:16 Girl in front of me had a hot water bottle with her which she kept going to the toilets to fill up.
by Tilehurst End » 02 Dec 2008 13:08
by Maguire » 02 Dec 2008 13:13
Alan Partridge A Wall can be just a smuch a hindrance as it is a blocker in some cases. I mean if you gave Fox a free shot from the same position, no wall with Hahnemann stood in the middle looking straight at it and let Fox have that floaty shot, you would be seriously annoyed if that goes past you. By making a wall and standing on the other side, it leaves a massive target, he knows if he gets it over the wall it's in. Loads of people called the goal and i must say Hahnemann's positioning was very very poor. The free kick was excellent and he put it right in the top corner but i feel we helped him do it.
by Thaumagurist* » 02 Dec 2008 13:36
East Stand Royal 500John 3:16 Girl in front of me had a hot water bottle with her which she kept going to the toilets to fill up.
What with?
by Negative_Jeff » 02 Dec 2008 13:40
floyd__streeteT.R.O.L.I. On a slightly different note - great atmosphere for the first 10 minutes and then the stewards chucked their oar in and ruined it. At one time there were EIGHT stewards / tangos at the top of Y25/6 despite their being no malice in any of the chants. Far too OTT IMO and time for someone to have a word with these jobsworths.
This was quite pathetic tonight. On a cold night, folk warming themselves up by creating a surprisingly decent atmosphere only for the Happiness Patrol, led by the grey haired wannabe bouncer in the baseball cap, to wade on in and eyeball anyone who dared to stand up and join in. With barely 300 Coventry fans gathered a fair distance away there was no hint of any trouble whatsoever. Clive Doyle 1-0 Reading fans.
by Stranded » 02 Dec 2008 13:40
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