SpaceCruiser Wycombe - it's that simple, if you don't like swearing (Christ Almighty) then I suggest you go and sit with the other boring people in the section for family (I'm guessing this is in the Lower West Stand).
royal goofbrendywendyMore importantly perhaps we support the players - sing their name etc etc, which is showing much much much more support than the other two stands of the ground who show their appreciation by sitting in silence. You slag us for booing Kebe ( i never boo our players, apart from mills when he gave the finger) but do you praise us for singing his name? No. Its easier to critise.
th eeast stand were particularly loud last night, and contributed to the atmosphere greatly. thankyou.
but that doesnt stop the fact that the east stand is where the boos and abuse come from for any of our players - be it hughes, seol, long, kebe, and now mills.
and that i still think booing your own players for whatever reason is idiotic and totally counterproductive
The East Stand is the only place any noise comes from. I actually thought most of the people in the other stands were dead, until I logged onto this today!
M U R T YM U R T Y yes there is - if you call someone a bufoon, you are basically calling them a fool, if you call someone a sh*t-bag, you are calling them a bag of sh*t
brendywendy i didnt say they meant the same thing dopey, just that there is no real reason why one should be more taboo, or insulting that the other.
its just an arbitrary choice by society to call some words "bad" and some ok
Maybe you should have used words that actually mean the same thing then - for example tw*t and vagina. Dopey indeed
Wycombe RoyalSpaceCruiser Wycombe - it's that simple, if you don't like swearing (
You obviously didn't see my previous response (at the bottom of the previous page) and you obviously aren't aware on the rules for moving ST's.
And anyway why should I have to move just because of ONE vile individual?
winchester_royalSpaceCruiser Wycombe - it's that simple, if you don't like swearing (
Boring?
Oh, you must mean because they don't all stand and swear at our best player all match......
I know a few people who sit in the Lower West, and I'll guarantee that they are a damn sight more interesting than some of the utter tossers you'll find in Y26.
brendywendy he didnt call you a tosser you tosser.
he just saidf there will be some tossers there
and LOL at the east stand thinking they are the only ones who sing or make any noise.
i was noisy enough for 3 people last night, and am every week.
as are many around me.
SpaceCruiserWycombe RoyalSpaceCruiser Wycombe - it's that simple, if you don't like swearing (
You obviously didn't see my previous response (at the bottom of the previous page) and you obviously aren't aware on the rules for moving ST's.
And anyway why should I have to move just because of ONE vile individual?
The real question is why didn't you get a ST in the family section in the first place?
bigshaka'away' I wish you would use these anger and passion when you are at a game and support the team with a song and a chant, rather than sit on your hands and slag off other people on the internet. You are the worst kind of modern football fan.
Wycombe RoyalSpaceCruiserWycombe Royal You obviously didn't see my previous response (at the bottom of the previous page) and you obviously aren't aware on the rules for moving ST's.
And anyway why should I have to move just because of ONE vile individual?
The real question is why didn't you get a ST in the family section in the first place?
No that is not the real question, but I will indulge you anyway.
Because I go with four other people and I have been in the same seat since the stadium opened. My daughter only comes to occasional matches. I like view from where I sit and I get on well with some of the people around where we sit.
The real question, which you avoided answering by asking a question of your own, is why should I have to move because of one vile individual.
bigshaka'away'brendywendy he didnt call you a tosser you tosser.
he just saidf there will be some tossers there
and LOL at the east stand thinking they are the only ones who sing or make any noise.
i was noisy enough for 3 people last night, and am every week.
as are many around me.
actually he did, and like Matt Mills, im very very offended. And im not having a go at you Wendy, im sure you do, but lets face it, the East stand is the only stand that makes any prolonged noise that doesnt involve the beating of a drum or rather feminine hand claps (excepted in your case!) when we get a corner...
they are a damn sight more interesting than some of the utter tossers you'll find in Y26.Thanks for calling me a tosser
SpaceCruiserWycombe RoyalSpaceCruiser The real question is why didn't you get a ST in the family section in the first place?
No that is not the real question, but I will indulge you anyway.
Because I go with four other people and I have been in the same seat since the stadium opened. My daughter only comes to occasional matches. I like view from where I sit and I get on well with some of the people around where we sit.
The real question, which you avoided answering by asking a question of your own, is why should I have to move because of one vile individual.
Sorry, I don't know the specifics of what this "vile individual" has said and, no, you shouldn't have to move cos of him. However, I was thinking in more general terms because you will get the occasional swearword at a football game - can't avoid it really - and your attitude seems to be, what's the word for fussy people who don't like swearing?
Wycombe Royal earlier in the thread I'm not talking about the odd occasion (like RL admits to), I am talking about an individual who uses foul and abusive language for an entire match. There is no need for it and he has been warned before (and also for making racist comments).
bigshaka'away'winchester_royalSpaceCruiser Wycombe - it's that simple, if you don't like swearing (
Boring?
Oh, you must mean because they don't all stand and swear at our best player all match......
I know a few people who sit in the Lower West, and I'll guarantee that they are a damn sight more interesting than some of the utter tossers you'll find in Y26.
Thanks for calling me a tosser....I wish you would use these anger and passion when you are at a game and support the team with a song and a chant, rather than sit on your hands and slag off other people on the internet. You are the worst kind of modern football fan.
A deeply disappointed Matt Mills has apologised for his behaviour toward the end of Tuesday evening's 1-0 win over Queens Park Rangers.
This morning he wanted to apologise after what he called 'the worst experience of my career so far.'
Click here for a full video interview with Matt.
He said, "There are no excuses for what I did and I'm sorry for my reaction. I was out of order.
"I didn't sleep last night, nothing like that has happened to me before, and I was wrong. I've been around the game long enough to know that shouldn't happen.
"The manager has spoken to me and told me it was unacceptable - which I agree with and I knew that straight away after the final whistle. He was brilliant with me after the game - he said all the right things, and this morning he's really clamped down on it. It won't happen again.
"I feel like I've let a lot of people down - Brian especially. He was the person who put me in the team and gave me a run of games. He was the one who gave me the captain's armband, which was a massive goal of mine when I joined Reading. Now, the only way I can repay him is to keep performing for him."
Mills wanted to directly apologise to the supporters and also thank them for all the encouragement they have given him and his teammates so far this season.
The 23-year-old said, "99.999% of the fans were great last night, but there was one moment in the game when the frustration that was building amongst the fans and in myself came together. I've been a fan, watching games like that - when it's 0-0 and a team is down to ten men - and everybody really wants that goal. I was no different last night.
"And if we want to get to where we want to get, I know we need our fans. They have been great with me since I arrived here and it makes such a huge difference when they are on our side. The boys have put a number of good performances in back to back and, although I don't know the figures, it feels like the attendances have grown because the atmosphere certainly has.
"Like any player, I like to be liked. I play with my heart on my sleeve and I always guarantee 110%. I'll always put my body on the line to get the three points - because no-one wants to win more than me. But I know now that I have to prove myself all over again with the fans. Hopefully, I'll be able to win them back.
"It was no disrespect to those who were singing my name when I went straight in after the final whistle. It was just a time when I wanted be by myself.
"The badge on your shirt and the team you play for is what matters. It's a massive honour to represent Reading and to react how I did doesn't put myself nor the club in a good light.
"So I just want to apologise to the fans, the club and everybody here."
Manager Brian McDermott said, "Everybody at the club understands who pays our wages and gives us the support we so value.
"Matt is deeply disappointed but at the same time, I'm sure the fans appreciate that he is a young guy. What he did was unacceptable but it happened in the heat of the moment and was borne out of the frustration of trying to get that winning goal.
"I am sure the fans won't lose track of the fact that Matt has played a massive role in our recent great run.
"Here at Reading we pride ourselves on our professional manner, both on and off the pitch. We have taken discplinary measures and Matt is fully accepting of mine and the club's position. Now we move forward."
The club recognise that the supporters' contribution this season has been immense, and together you have helped Brian McDermott and his side produce a fantastic run of results in recent weeks. We celebrated our eighth win from nine league games on Tuesday night, so we believe every one of the players who represent this club deserve your continued support at all times.
Ukebigshaka'away' I wish you would use these anger and passion when you are at a game and support the team with a song and a chant, rather than sit on your hands and slag off other people on the internet. You are the worst kind of modern football fan.
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