Watford's transfers this Summer INS Claude Seanla: 18-year-old striker joins the Hornets from Spurs after a succesful trial earlier this month. Sheku Kamara: 18-year-old defender signs from Charlton after a successful trial last season. Chris Powell: 36-year-old England international left-back sign...

but both of them have managed more premiership wins than your club.

And more than Aldershot and Aldershot Town put together.

Most.Pointless. Stat. EVAH

I owe Glo a beer.

better get on to that earlier rather than later.

It's just occurred to me: Kits is an intellegent footballer who speaks his mind. If, in a few years' time, he sits down to write his autobiography it could be a corker. One to rival Claridge's boot room tales and Garry Nelson's My Left Foot (not to mention Eamon Dunphy's effort). And not at all the...

if you're plastic and you know it, clap your hands.

So you know more than a professional footballer about the 'interest' that the Premiership holds? Don't make me laugh. No. I'm saying that they might not be quite aware of it. Yet. If one of the worst performing players in the WC could manage to keep is mouth shut in the WC only to suddenly come out...

I think we (well, the side) may be in for a bit of a shock as to how much interest there actually is in Premiership football compared with the Championship.

A wiser head may have kept his lip.

That is all.

Given that he has not yet started a Premiership match, I get the feeling that his outburst might not be taken well by fans, players, hell, everyone but Reading fans. Other than those that agree with him. But even then, I think the attitude would be "Yeah, Paul Kitson, I thought he'd retired. W...

that means you can legally have a square pitch - 90 x 90??

No, but you can have it nearly square.

Given that he has not yet started a Premiership match, I get the feeling that his outburst might not be taken well by fans, players, hell, everyone but Reading fans. Other than those that agree with him. But even then, I think the attitude would be "Yeah, Paul Kitson, I thought he'd retired. Wh...

It'll be interesting to see how far down the points chain it takes for us to sell out. With all of the big games, I've got good mates with contacts who can get me home end tickets. Worked with Arsenal, ended up sat right up in the posh seats. I've already got mates willing to get tickets for Villa,...

I'm not sure that would solve the problem thoug. Those with access to tickets through their higher points will still be able to buy tickets for games that those with low totals can't get. Even if you aged the points out after a number of years those who couldn't get tickets would still not be accur...

If used properly the only draw back of the system I can see is that it might create a closed shop of elite fans as those new fans with less points will be unable to get to enough games to close the gap with the super fans. That is just the nature of the beast though. There's a simple way around tha...

Ah well, looks like I may have to slum it in the Director's area then.

Preseason is mostly about fitness and sharpness.

I have put money on us beating Sunderland's points record.

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I think Kits may not have the pace of some but he has intelligence, vision and good movement coupled with a good aerial presence and a good finish.

I think he will do alright.

(In FM2006, he's always top scorer in the Championship but I have to replace him in the Prem. )

Aren't they planning to have a rolling cut off point.

He wouldn't be at Reading though, would he?