MadStadLad And I've just bought a shirt for my daughter with DOYLE on the back!
What a wolves shirt?
NO LONGER A RUMOUR - Doyle to Wolves for £6.5m
What a wolves shirt?
Congratulations to him, he deserves to be playing at the top level. All the best for the future, a top pro.
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Platypuss How big is Cork City's slice?
did we not buy out their sell on clause when they went into administration?
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GJ79 Thanks Hammond (cnut) that makes us fans feel so much better knowing that.
http://www.readingfc.co.uk/page/NewsDet ... 91,00.html
Ps thanks doyler for the gd goals and gd times
Well I've read the full quote from Hammond and can't find a single part that would mean he's a pcunt, please enlighten
Oh well, good luck Kev.
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gazzer, loyal royalPlatypuss How big is Cork City's slice?
did we not buy out their sell on clause when they went into administration?
You're right - indeed we did. Now that was a good move on Hammond's part!
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Ugh - that pic is just rank....
Top bloke, top pro. One of the few not to trot out platitudes about the club he is leaving. You can tell he really means what he says.
Surprisingly, I feel sort of warm to Wolves, too, esp given Squeaky's comments about dealing with them.
Am sure Foley, Keogh, Ward and the "Bobbins" Geordie were all good reasons for Doyler to go there. That, and the promise of regular first team footy in a World Cup year.
Only downside is that it is the Black Country - quite possibly the most depressing place I have been in the UK with the exceptions of Skelmersdale and Consett. Oh, and Corby. Anyone know where the Wolves training ground is so that it is an easy journey from "somewhere nice"?
All the best Doyler.
Top bloke, top pro. One of the few not to trot out platitudes about the club he is leaving. You can tell he really means what he says.
Surprisingly, I feel sort of warm to Wolves, too, esp given Squeaky's comments about dealing with them.
Am sure Foley, Keogh, Ward and the "Bobbins" Geordie were all good reasons for Doyler to go there. That, and the promise of regular first team footy in a World Cup year.
Only downside is that it is the Black Country - quite possibly the most depressing place I have been in the UK with the exceptions of Skelmersdale and Consett. Oh, and Corby. Anyone know where the Wolves training ground is so that it is an easy journey from "somewhere nice"?
All the best Doyler.
Gutted right now 
Good Luck Doyler
thanks for the memories and goals you have given us in the 4 years we had with you
RFC Legend!
DOYLE
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Good Luck Doyler
thanks for the memories and goals you have given us in the 4 years we had with you RFC Legend!
DOYLE
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gazzer, loyal royalPlatypuss How big is Cork City's slice?
did we not buy out their sell on clause when they went into administration?
I thought so.
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Dick Habbin's hairdo Only downside is that it is the Black Country - quite possibly the most depressing place I have been in the UK
Must be all those defeats at Molineux getting you down!
Believe it or not, he is allowed to leave the City limits and find somewhere to reside that will attempt to match the cultural, pastoral and aesthetic delights of Reading.
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We must be due a "retire the no.9 shirt" thread. 
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MadStadLad And I've just bought a shirt for my daughter with DOYLE on the back!
Well, given that any Reading fan knew that he was about to leave, that says more about you than it does about the club.
WolfatthedoorDick Habbin's hairdo Only downside is that it is the Black Country - quite possibly the most depressing place I have been in the UK
Must be all those defeats at Molineux getting you down!
Believe it or not, he is allowed to leave the City limits and find somewhere to reside that will attempt to match the cultural, pastoral and aesthetic delights of Reading.
Tipton?
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CMRoyalWolfatthedoorDick Habbin's hairdo Only downside is that it is the Black Country - quite possibly the most depressing place I have been in the UK
Must be all those defeats at Molineux getting you down!
Believe it or not, he is allowed to leave the City limits and find somewhere to reside that will attempt to match the cultural, pastoral and aesthetic delights of Reading.
Tipton?
Yes, Wolverhampton is the dregs as far as cities go, but the surrounding countryside is great - and much cheaper than living in the Thames Valley.
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Shropshire - 25 minutes down the M54 - is a stunning place to live. Much nicer than Berkshire.
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Bridgnorth is less than 15 miles from Wolverhampton, FFS! What do we have that compares?
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Thaumagurist* You've outstayed your welcome. Reading is not a country town. Now piss off.
Don't be like that, Forrest.
West Stand ManCMRoyalWolfatthedoor Must be all those defeats at Molineux getting you down!
Believe it or not, he is allowed to leave the City limits and find somewhere to reside that will attempt to match the cultural, pastoral and aesthetic delights of Reading.
Tipton?
Yes, Wolverhampton is the dregs as far as cities go, but the surrounding countryside is great - and much cheaper than living in the Thames Valley.
Yeah I know, my missus is from that part of the world.
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WolfatthedoorThaumagurist* You've outstayed your welcome. Reading is not a country town. Now piss off.
Don't be like that, Forrest.
Don't take too much notice of him, Wolf - even cyber-villages need to have their idiots.....
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