Your Fav 3 Reading goals EVER

[readingbedding]

In West Reading.
Mick Tate's free kick against Bolton?
Chalky White's diving header against Bristol Rovers?
Lee Nogan's winner against Bolton (Best SB atmosphere ever for me)

That's off the top of me head that is, there are loads more.

and an honourable mention for Ronnie Mauge's OG for us to win the match against Fulham.

In South Reading?
Dunno, maybe not the same as it was in West Reading.

[jetsetwilly]

I'm sure I remember Andy hughes smashing one in from just outiside the centre circle. First season back in the championship, away at ?

Wolves

Wasn't quite that far out but was a good goal.

Cheers. Actually my memory has combined that with the last one away at Grimsby that season.

[Ark Royal]

In West Reading.
Mick Tate's free kick against Bolton?
Chalky White's diving header against Bristol Rovers?
Lee Nogan's winner against Bolton (Best SB atmosphere ever for me)

That's off the top of me head that is, there are loads more.

and an honourable mention for Ronnie Mauge's OG for us to win the match against Fulham.

In South Reading?
Dunno, maybe not the same as it was in West Reading.

Two great shouts and it was the best Tilehurst End atmosphere for me.

[Ark Royal]

Jimmy Quinn's goals were always a bit special. From the 93/94 season alone, I can think of:

Brentford (H) - last-minute bicycle kick winner
Bristol Rovers (H) - brilliant over the shoulder lob
Bournemouth (H) - the outrageous lob from miles out for his second

-or-

Plymouth (H) - the bullet shot late on to win it
Exeter (A) - a thunderbolt to finally finish it
Hull (A) - fantastic feet and wonderful finish

[Terminal Boardom]

Jimmy Quinn's goals were always a bit special. From the 93/94 season alone, I can think of:

Brentford (H) - last-minute bicycle kick winner
Bristol Rovers (H) - brilliant over the shoulder lob
Bournemouth (H) - the outrageous lob from miles out for his second

-or-

Plymouth (H) - the bullet shot late on to win it
Exeter (A) - a thunderbolt to finally finish it
Hull (A) - fantastic feet and wonderful finish

Jimmy Quinn never scored tap-ins

[Hemenbruff Royal]

Robin Friday H v Tranmere March 1976. No not that one, the other one. He scored two that night and I just feel sorry for the other goal that always gets ignored. Only joking course I meant 'that one'.

Dylan Kerr A v Blackpool April 1994. What a bender!

Ray Hiron H v Lincoln City April 1976. Not spectacular but seemed the most important thing in the world at the time.

[ebdnet]

Robin Friday v Tranmere
Gilkes v Luton - Simod Cup Final
Marek v Liverpool

[Tony Le Mesmer]

I will go for goals that counted for the most rather than the best:

1. Cureton v Brentford April 02
2. Quinn v Brighton April 94
3. L Payne v Chesterfield May 89

No's 1 and 3 were the biggest turning points for the club in my lifetime.

[Big Foot]

Going for 3 which have previously gone unmentioned -

Steve Brown free kick vs Palace 2003
Kitson bicycle kick at Bradford 2004
Kitson long range strike vs Newcastle 2007