An enjoyable day out?

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An enjoyable day out?

by Wakeyloyal » 26 Nov 2006 08:52

The Mallard landed at 11:35. Tube to Putney Bridge. Enjoyed a few beers in the Eight Bells, draught lager was like piss though!

Stroll through the park and a top quality hot dog in the ground!

Nice to see so many noisey Reading at an away game and pick up three points.

Ran the gauntlet avoiding the puddles in the dark. More beers enjoyed with a mouthy Tom providing the entertainment! :lol:

Circle line screwed up, missed train back up north, Shef U fighting each other on the train home, was entertaining! :lol: Back in pub at 23:35

I enjoyed the day! :D :D

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by Winchester Royal » 26 Nov 2006 09:37

Very much so.

A packed train to Paddington, entertaining those first class citizens with our Reading wit :wink: , followed by a couple of pints in the Mad Bishop And The Bear. Tube to Putney Bridge, get in the ground early for a beer provided by a woman who looked like a spaceman.... £3.
Great atmosphere, lots of people up for it, which was nice. (lots of people standing too) 3 points in the bag, back home swiftly to get to henley for a party with a free bar. :D

Today?

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by Flash in Exile » 26 Nov 2006 09:40

Chauffer driven to the ground early, lunch in a box with FREE beer....need i say more?

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by Farnborough Royal » 26 Nov 2006 12:23

Walking back through the park towards the station was fun :lol:

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by Row Z Royal » 26 Nov 2006 12:26

Flash in Exile Chauffer driven to the ground early, lunch in a box with FREE beer....need i say more?




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by readingfc_4_life_and_beyo » 26 Nov 2006 13:21

Farnborough Royal Walking back through the park towards the station was fun :lol:

Fulham tw*ts singing "Can you hear the Reading sing" though the park... NOW SING IT IN THE FECKING GROUND YOU NOBS.

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by Farnborough Royal » 26 Nov 2006 13:22

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Farnborough Royal Walking back through the park towards the station was fun :lol:

Fulham tw*ts singing "Can you hear the Reading sing" though the park... NOW SING IT IN THE FECKING GROUND YOU NOBS.


my thoughts aswell :lol: and giving coach 5 some mouth aswell :lol:

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by biscuitsrus » 26 Nov 2006 13:30

Did anyone NOT have a great day out?

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by Farnborough Royal » 26 Nov 2006 13:32

It was quality :D


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Re: An enjoyable day out?

by DaveM » 26 Nov 2006 13:36

Wakeyloyal More beers enjoyed with a mouthy Tom providing the entertainment! :lol:


Do you mean the crazy woman who insisted she would piss herself if people didn't move out of her way? Crazy!

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by PieEater » 26 Nov 2006 13:37

I had a top day out. Free parking, short stroll to the Crabtree, a nice pint or 3 of Fullers Pride, a pleasant riverside stroll to the ground, great result and a hassle free get away. :D

Only slightly marred by the hold up on the M4 at Jn 5.

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Re: An enjoyable day out?

by Wakeyloyal » 26 Nov 2006 13:44

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Wakeyloyal More beers enjoyed with a mouthy Tom providing the entertainment! :lol:


Do you mean the crazy woman who insisted she would piss herself if people didn't move out of her way? Crazy!


Don't know what she was up to in the Gents, didn't get the story off my mate! Expect some of you can shed a bit of light on things? :lol:

She came out the front with her pimp where the lads were giving a bit of abuse! Her pimp pissed off but fair play to her she stood up for herself! :lol:

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by EASTENDER MARKY » 26 Nov 2006 14:44

Great day out. 4 bottles of Fosters for 12 quid though. :shock:


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by Worthingroyal » 26 Nov 2006 15:16

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Wakeyloyal More beers enjoyed with a mouthy Tom providing the entertainment! :lol:


Do you mean the crazy woman who insisted she would piss herself if people didn't move out of her way? Crazy!


Don't know what she was up to in the Gents, didn't get the story off my mate! Expect some of you can shed a bit of light on things? :lol:

She came out the front with her pimp where the lads were giving a bit of abuse! Her pimp pissed off but fair play to her she stood up for herself! :lol:


By a bit of abuse you do mean knocking her crisps out of her hand, but yeah she gave as good as she got. We only reason we moved her on was my daughter and her friend were playing around the side.

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by Worthingroyal » 26 Nov 2006 15:20

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Farnborough Royal Walking back through the park towards the station was fun :lol:

Fulham tw*ts singing "Can you hear the Reading sing" though the park... NOW SING IT IN THE FECKING GROUND YOU NOBS.


Perhaps all five of them were the only ones singing in the ground.

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by Pridders » 26 Nov 2006 16:02

Can of Stella on the 09.36 train to Paddington coffee and cognac's in ASK ASK on the Palace Road multiple beers at the ground....Dunno how i got home but just starting to feel normal again! WHAT A DAY

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by blue_army1871 » 26 Nov 2006 16:37

PieEater I had a top day out. Free parking, short stroll to the Crabtree, a nice pint or 3 of Fullers Pride, a pleasant riverside stroll to the ground, great result and a hassle free get away. :D

Only slightly marred by the hold up on the M4 at Jn 5.


Crabtree was great even though i had a soaking wet table.

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by Im Spartacus » 26 Nov 2006 17:11

EASTENDER MARKY Great day out. 4 bottles of Fosters for 12 quid though. :shock:


Add a couple of pies and you're up to 17 :shock: , nice.

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by shadesrwrf » 26 Nov 2006 17:12

'twas indeed a great day out. Despite spending the first part of the day looking for a pub that didn't exist. Finally ended up in Zulus Bar - what a dive that was, but the Guinness was ok so can't complain.

Never been to Craven Cottage before. Nice to see a proper football ground. Only thing missing was terracing.

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by Sharpy » 26 Nov 2006 19:20

shadesrwrf 'twas indeed a great day out. Despite spending the first part of the day looking for a pub that didn't exist. Finally ended up in Zulus Bar - what a dive that was, but the Guinness was ok so can't complain.

Never been to Craven Cottage before. Nice to see a proper football ground. Only thing missing was terracing.


thought i saw you in there...stood infront of big screen.

got 12.43 from twickers to putney. stroll over bridge and upto the zulubar, then headed to ground at 2ish.

gf loved her 1st Reading game, iverchangeyaname and the neutral stand royals made her day :wink:

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