All over Twitter and Facebook there were posts galore about what an excellent job the TVP were doing yesterday, communicating well and protecting the community.Vision wrote:He's probably sulking cos the Chronicle had their best man Friday on the Oracle Live updates yesterday*From Despair To Where? wrote:Nah, he's running down to Starbucks for the free WiFi. Bung in free refills and he's set for an afternoon of cat videos on YouTube.Hound wrote:apparently Smudger Smith is at this moment running down to Starbucks to try to get a sighting
*LOL @ Friday whining yesterday about the police being "uncooperative" with him.
Wait a second, he's legit moaning about the police????paultheroyal wrote:All over Twitter and Facebook there were posts galore about what an excellent job the TVP were doing yesterday, communicating well and protecting the community.Vision wrote:He's probably sulking cos the Chronicle had their best man Friday on the Oracle Live updates yesterday*From Despair To Where? wrote:
Nah, he's running down to Starbucks for the free WiFi. Bung in free refills and he's set for an afternoon of cat videos on YouTube.
*LOL @ Friday whining yesterday about the police being "uncooperative" with him.
You then get this weasel whining and moaning about the complete opposite what the public think. Maybe he might realise there is a reason why no-one wants to communicate with him or his perception is lower than a sewer drain, then maybe not.
I knew this would happen when they put Reading on the tube map. It's all part of the creeping urbanisation which should be resisted at every opportunity. I couldn't help noticing recently that there is basically a field between Pangbourne and Purley, Purley now counting as greater Reading I think. If that field goes, god help us all.Victor Meldrew wrote:I think the marketing people at the club will be asking the Football League shortly to change our name to London Irish.
Justification will be that we have more Irish players than the rugby team and that nowadays Reading is almost a London suburb..
The shame is that unlike in the days of Long and Doyle and then the Hunts we will now be made up of old Irish players rather than previously when they were up and coming.
its just inevitable really, Reading will become more and more an outer suburb of London. It easier to get to central London from most of Reading than it is half of Greater London.Norfolk Royal wrote:I knew this would happen when they put Reading on the tube map. It's all part of the creeping urbanisation which should be resisted at every opportunity. I couldn't help noticing recently that there is basically a field between Pangbourne and Purley, Purley now counting as greater Reading I think. If that field goes, god help us all.Victor Meldrew wrote:I think the marketing people at the club will be asking the Football League shortly to change our name to London Irish.
Justification will be that we have more Irish players than the rugby team and that nowadays Reading is almost a London suburb..
The shame is that unlike in the days of Long and Doyle and then the Hunts we will now be made up of old Irish players rather than previously when they were up and coming.
Whereas Ireland doesn't have legs?paultheroyal wrote:Anyway - Stephen Ireland, no thanks.
But Mason Mount, that one has legs.
To be fair not many nations have legsmaffff wrote:Whereas Ireland doesn't have legs?paultheroyal wrote:Anyway - Stephen Ireland, no thanks.
But Mason Mount, that one has legs.
The Isle of Man, however, has 3.Basildon wrote:To be fair not many nations have legsmaffff wrote:Whereas Ireland doesn't have legs?paultheroyal wrote:Anyway - Stephen Ireland, no thanks.
But Mason Mount, that one has legs.
Italy has a boot. So you’d assume therefore a leg.Basildon wrote:To be fair not many nations have legsmaffff wrote:Whereas Ireland doesn't have legs?paultheroyal wrote:Anyway - Stephen Ireland, no thanks.
But Mason Mount, that one has legs.
Norfolk Royal wrote:I knew this would happen when they put Reading on the tube map. It's all part of the creeping urbanisation which should be resisted at every opportunity. I couldn't help noticing recently that there is basically a field between Pangbourne and Purley, Purley now counting as greater Reading I think. If that field goes, god help us all.Victor Meldrew wrote:I think the marketing people at the club will be asking the Football League shortly to change our name to London Irish.
Justification will be that we have more Irish players than the rugby team and that nowadays Reading is almost a London suburb..
The shame is that unlike in the days of Long and Doyle and then the Hunts we will now be made up of old Irish players rather than previously when they were up and coming.
No replies ... Either too clever or too harshFrom Despair To Where? wrote:His career isn't dead yet and it's a miscarriage to suggest otherwise.
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