Sort of know where your coming from on this, but perhaps you could have delivered the idea without the slagging off I know what you mean, I regret being so direct, but the idea was to spark debate on the subject. I know it shouldn't bother me as much, and know I'm being a bit Tom (petty) about it a...

You're only allowed to wear a tree if you go dressed as the kit, not vice versa, those are the rules. I would absolutley love it if i saw someone dressed as the 95 shirt whilst wearing a tree, even though its a total contradicition on my original post. That is the loophole right there I'm bringing m...

Doesn't matter there's still no need. I don't know if you're a nihilist mate, I don't bloody well know you. Btw, returning to the original point; I'll be wearing the hoops with immense pride at Wembley, and so will my disabled brother. There is nothing more I can say without it being a condescendin...

Yes pal I did. I'm annoyed at why you feel the need to use that quote

Oh come on, he walked into it. Granted it was a bit edgey but its only words. I'm not exactly a nihilist am I ? I sincerely apologise if you, or anyone else, are offended.

O*ford off! No need for bull$hit like that

ummmmm, did you notice the speech marks? Blame Mr Gervais, lighten up. Jesus, it's proper sensitive city around here.

fingers crossed.....
I don't get your beef? I've not been particularly offensive have I? Or is it because I rarely post that it's easier to dismiss me?

"Because you never know with the wheelchair ones"

There is also no sane reason not to wear one Sane, in that sense, means having or showing reason. So there is no need to write the "sane" bit. Otherwise you're implying that; unless you have the charachteristics of a mentally deranged person, you should be wearing a Reading shirt. That's ...

lets be friends. add me on facebook, i'll decide weather to respond to the add by checking your fashion sense and your festival pictures

I'd just like to clarify that it was more of a tear and a lump in the throat. I wasn't weeping.......that would be strange.

I'll wear the hoops as I'm proud to be living in and from Reading I ask this question with maturity and sincerity, I'm not a yob. Do you think I'm not proud of those things? Did you cry at the final whistle last night? I did and I'm not ashamed. If I was caught crying in a Reading top i'd be mortif...

I'm fine with miniature shrubbery wearing football tops.

I'll probably have a blue wig on myself at some point. I could actually dye my hair and beard blue (its better than being ginger I guess).......oxf*rd it. I retract all my opinions and beliefs :D I love wearing my Reading football shirt. I could not go to Wembley and not wear one It's just a bit of ...

Where did I call you a knob?

Sorry mate, I couldnt work out how to do a double quote, it wasn't you.

I'm always pleased to see a Reading shirt as opposed to a Chelsea shirt or a Man Utd shirt around the town too.

Don't get me started on people who choose to wear football shirts as their general, non footballing day, attire.

but what statement would it make? what would we be telling the world? It doesnt have to mean anything necessarily, look at that turning backwards, celebration thing. That doesnt mean anything, its just a visual, original statement. There's no need to call me a knob, its a lot more personal to singl...

Wigan away was one of my favourite away days ever, too bad it was nil nil

I just thought it would make one hell of a statement, granted it would never happen. I'd probably hate it if it did. By brilliant I guess I meant a bit funny and leftfield. Its just an idea, its as if i've posted "WE WONT WIN" Thank you for not ripping my head off, hats off sir.

I don't get the Harry Enfield reference, surely its less square to not wear a shirt than to wear one?

I'm not saying I'm too cool, I've never worn shirts. I don't have to prove I support Reading to anyone. I just think that all you look like idiots, some of my friends included, just like the way you lot think I write like one.