Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by leon » 30 Mar 2010 16:32

Cambridge Utd away - in the main stand next to the home crowd divided by a solid corrugated iron wall thing. From the other side of the divider comes a yokel voice..
"don't you lot ever f*cking shut up?"

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Medusa? » 30 Mar 2010 19:00

At Colchester vs QPR (I believe - an early Parky-in-charge game), the refs warm up in front of us.

We sing "Worse than Graham Poll..."

Paul Durkin turns round and just says "I'm not having that"

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by The Silk » 30 Mar 2010 19:13

vs Stevenage????? in a cup game at elm park and directed at an ageing and thinning Clive Walker who had slid face first into the net ,without the ball i might add, a nearby card shouted "oi Walker thats the smallest f###ing wig i've ever seen"

Had me hooting tho it may have been down to the spead eagles finest beforehand in hindsight

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by poohs pure » 30 Mar 2010 20:03

has to be:

12 November 2006: FA PREMIER LEAGUE

Tottenham: Keane 24 pen.

Row JJ, seat 160.

On the award of said penalty...

Mentalist stands up and exceeds even HER high standards of bullshit with "that ref is biased, he supports London"

Clearly the most non intentional one liner in the entire history of football. Oh and the most accurately called :-)

You know who you are lady.

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Fubar » 30 Mar 2010 21:59

joe999 My fave of recent times came against Palace, when Victor Moses was moaning at the Ref.

Bloke behind me: MOSES YOU WA|NKER
Other bloke behind me: Exodus - Chapter 4, verse 6.



This thread is worth it for this line alone...
Brilliant! :lol: :lol: :lol:


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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Archies Volley II » 30 Mar 2010 23:08

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Oldy but a goody "Rufus is a dog's name" to Richard Rufus when he was at charlton i think


Try QPR at Elm Park - evening game. Destroyed by the Southbank.8)


Could've been that game. It was definitely an EP moment. Which seems like an awful long time ago!


Believe it was both - to Richard Rufus of Charlton and first a few weeks earlier (I think/hope I have this right!) Rufus Brevett of QPR.

I also seem to remember QPR scored a late equaliser or winner and Brevett celebrated David May style by jumping on top of the rest of the QPR players (who had actually contributed to the goal) and giving the southbank a whole load back :evil:

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by TBM » 31 Mar 2010 12:31

Archie's penalty Who is TBBM?


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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Ups and Downs » 31 Mar 2010 12:44

I was sat behind a rambuncious old lady a couple of years back at a game in which David Unsworth was on the opposing team (i guess it must have been Sheff Utd). Her seat was practically pitchside and Unsworth came over for a throw. She had clapped and made the odd noise throughout the game but something about Unsworth must have really bothered her because she managed to haul herself from the seat before screaming at hi when he was no more than 12 ft away

"UNSWORTH!!! YOU F*CKING FOSSIL!!!"

before quietly sitting back in her seat whilst everyone around creased up with laughter as poor Unsworth tried to comprehend the bizarreness of the insult.
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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by parky » 31 Mar 2010 12:48

TBM
Archie's penalty Who is TBBM?


Me with a stutter

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Beef » 31 Mar 2010 13:04

A few years back, sat in front of me was a Dad with two youngsters, boy and girl, probably aged about 6 or 7. Crowd is singing "Fcuk off Mark McGhee" to the tune of Daydream Believer. Little boy turns to Dad and says, "Daddy, who's Mark McGhee?" Little girl jumps in very confidently: " He's a cnut, isn't he Daddy?" :o The poor Dad had a look on his face that was a mixture of pride, and horror.

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Hugo Boss » 31 Mar 2010 14:09

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Actually LOL'd at that!!

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Thames » 31 Mar 2010 14:15

Had an absolute mong sat behind me VS Donny @ Home this season who just spoke (very loudly) about his extreme drug use all game.

Man...I snorted so much Coke last week it felt like I was back on Crystal Meth. I used to do so much of that stuff.


Gets to 80 minutes in a very boring game

I need some speed to liven this stuff up maaaan


As he's walking out the ground

I'm gonna have a massive joint tonight

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by tee peg » 31 Mar 2010 15:53

Beef A few years back, sat in front of me was a Dad with two youngsters, boy and girl, probably aged about 6 or 7. Crowd is singing "Fcuk off Mark McGhee" to the tune of Daydream Believer. Little boy turns to Dad and says, "Daddy, who's Mark McGhee?" Little girl jumps in very confidently: " He's a cnut, isn't he Daddy?" :o The poor Dad had a look on his face that was a mixture of pride, and horror.



This is the winner by a mile :lol:


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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Hugo Boss » 31 Mar 2010 16:10

Thames Had an absolute mong sat behind me VS Donny @ Home this season who just spoke (very loudly) about his extreme drug use all game.

Man...I snorted so much Coke last week it felt like I was back on Crystal Meth. I used to do so much of that stuff.


Gets to 80 minutes in a very boring game

I need some speed to liven this stuff up maaaan


As he's walking out the ground

I'm gonna have a massive joint tonight


Were you sat in front of Brendy m8?? Other than the mong bit of course.

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by North Eaat royal » 31 Mar 2010 20:22

Medusa? At Colchester vs QPR (I believe - an early Parky-in-charge game), the refs warm up in front of us.

We sing "Worse than Graham Poll..."

Paul Durkin turns round and just says "I'm not having that"


I remember reading fans singing that to the ref at arsenal in the first PL season and the ref turned round smiled and shook his head.

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Dick Habbin's hairdo » 01 Apr 2010 10:26

Beef A few years back, sat in front of me was a Dad with two youngsters, boy and girl, probably aged about 6 or 7. Crowd is singing "Fcuk off Mark McGhee" to the tune of Daydream Believer. Little boy turns to Dad and says, "Daddy, who's Mark McGhee?" Little girl jumps in very confidently: " He's a cnut, isn't he Daddy?" :o The poor Dad had a look on his face that was a mixture of pride, and horror.


^^^ This. PMSL. I await the day when my spawn utter words of such acute observation.

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Agent Balti » 01 Apr 2010 10:59

Big Ern A couple I remember
Another game, at the Mad, cant remember who against, but someone shouted to the aged Ray Houghton, "Use Your Pace Ray"


That was meeee!!! Tongue firmly in cheek, au naturelle.

Other genius put downs of note that I recall...

To Dave Kitson when at Cambridge "You're a lanky ginger pcunt!"...and then we signed him.

At Swansea when we tonked them 6-1. "We've got a Taffy in our end..." That was me. Singing about me, not me singing it on my own, that would be weird.

One which I truly cringe at every time I think of it is when I brought a mate to EP a few times. Now he wasn't really into football, so didn't quite get the chants and that. But we we're woefully shit at the time, probably under Branfoot, when he came out with the immortal line "Get the ball forward more!" I could have died on the spot.

But I guess my all time favourite was at EP, Sunderland were the opposition and they were getting dogs abuse all game. One particular blonde 'lady' didn't respond to the erstwhile cry of "Get your tits out for the lads"...so the South Bank turned on her with pure unadulterated vitriol. "YOU'VE GOT A PCUNT LIKE A BUCKET, PCUNT LIKE A BUUUCKET..." etc.

She was mortified, whilst her 'man' tried to be a one man army against us all who were by this time wetting ourselves (probably quite literally with the stench of some of the old boys in the South Bank!)

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Row Z Royal » 01 Apr 2010 15:54

tee peg
Beef A few years back, sat in front of me was a Dad with two youngsters, boy and girl, probably aged about 6 or 7. Crowd is singing "Fcuk off Mark McGhee" to the tune of Daydream Believer. Little boy turns to Dad and says, "Daddy, who's Mark McGhee?" Little girl jumps in very confidently: " He's a cnut, isn't he Daddy?" :o The poor Dad had a look on his face that was a mixture of pride, and horror.



This is the winner by a mile :lol:


That boy, for the record, is Reading's No.1 Fan.


The first time he stood up and shouted "Oi Reading, that was shit" was...well, the look on Mum & Dad's face was ber-illiant.

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Far Canal » 01 Apr 2010 18:48

Agent Balti
But I guess my all time favourite was at EP, Sunderland were the opposition and they were getting dogs abuse all game. One particular blonde 'lady' didn't respond to the erstwhile cry of "Get your tits out for the lads"...so the South Bank turned on her with pure unadulterated vitriol. "YOU'VE GOT A PCUNT LIKE A BUCKET, PCUNT LIKE A BUUUCKET..." etc.

She was mortified, whilst her 'man' tried to be a one man army against us all who were by this time wetting ourselves (probably quite literally with the stench of some of the old boys in the South Bank!)


Her "man" was then met with the chant.........."and you've got to oxf*rd it!"

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Re: Best One-Liners heard at a Reading Game

by Percy's Rocket » 14 Apr 2010 00:12

Good one from tonight's game..all the more impressive as it was a young lad who should not have developed such wit yet. HRK pushed over Andy Carroll to help out Berti and the lad shouts "He fell over his tag, ref !"..made me chuckle. :)

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