Harte new contract
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Z175
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I've forgotten the last time Harte didn't have a phenomenal game.
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What's going on with it? Has he signed one yet or are discussions still ongoing?
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Gordons Cumming
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Elvis has signed it for him.
HTH
HTH
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New contract confirmed, one last swan song in the premier league.
http://www.readingfc.co.uk/page/NewsDet ... 95,00.html
http://www.readingfc.co.uk/page/NewsDet ... 95,00.html
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ZacNaloen New contract confirmed, one last swan song in the premier league.
http://www.readingfc.co.uk/page/NewsDet ... 95,00.html
Pretty pleased about this. I, for one, look forward to scoring 18 corners at Old Trafford next season.
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Excellent.
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Marvelous.
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Terrific.
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Great news on all fronts... 
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So according to Fordham, someone came in for him at the end as he signed.
Leeds? Hammers? Shamrock Rovers?
Leeds? Hammers? Shamrock Rovers?
Leeds - a couple of weks ago.
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an Harte rejected an 11th-hour approach from Leeds United to pen a new one-year deal at Reading and make a dream return to the Premier League.
The Royals left-back played 288 times for the Elland Road club and is still held in high regard by their fans.
But when Leeds attempted to take him back to Yorkshire this month in the final weeks of his contract at Madejski Stadium, there was no way Harte’s head was going to be turned.
“I got a phone call about 10 days ago saying they were interested,” the 34-year-old revealed.
“I love it down here and these have been the best two years of my career. It would be silly to leave such a fantastic club like Reading. I’m definitely happy where I am.
“I don’t say you can never go back as I’m sure that would be fine. But people would say back in those days that we had a fantastic team, playing Champions League football and it would have been difficult.”
As first reported in the Reading Post at the beginning of last month, 34-year-old Harte has been in talks over a new deal for some time.
Royals boss Brian McDermott said: “It’s a fantastic story. If you consider that two years ago Ian had been written off in certain quarters, and yet now he is a Premier League player again.
“That tells you everything you need to know about the person, the player, his resilience, his character, his determination and his quality. He still has that burning desire in training every day to play at the highest level.
“So I’m delighted that Ian has signed a new contract.”
Although Anton Zingarevich’s £25million takeover has still not been signed off by the Premier League, McDermott seems to be having no trouble in arranging deals for the 2012/13 season.
Garath McCleary has joined the club on a free transfer from Nottingham Forest and director of football Nick Hammond and head scout Steve Shorey have been scouting Europe for the past 10 weeks for new recruits.
And Harte insists that the on-going speculation over the sale of the club doesn’t have an effect on the squad.
He added: “It’s out of our hands. It’s all down to the management and the board. We’re just paid to get on and play football.”
The Royals left-back played 288 times for the Elland Road club and is still held in high regard by their fans.
But when Leeds attempted to take him back to Yorkshire this month in the final weeks of his contract at Madejski Stadium, there was no way Harte’s head was going to be turned.
“I got a phone call about 10 days ago saying they were interested,” the 34-year-old revealed.
“I love it down here and these have been the best two years of my career. It would be silly to leave such a fantastic club like Reading. I’m definitely happy where I am.
“I don’t say you can never go back as I’m sure that would be fine. But people would say back in those days that we had a fantastic team, playing Champions League football and it would have been difficult.”
As first reported in the Reading Post at the beginning of last month, 34-year-old Harte has been in talks over a new deal for some time.
Royals boss Brian McDermott said: “It’s a fantastic story. If you consider that two years ago Ian had been written off in certain quarters, and yet now he is a Premier League player again.
“That tells you everything you need to know about the person, the player, his resilience, his character, his determination and his quality. He still has that burning desire in training every day to play at the highest level.
“So I’m delighted that Ian has signed a new contract.”
Although Anton Zingarevich’s £25million takeover has still not been signed off by the Premier League, McDermott seems to be having no trouble in arranging deals for the 2012/13 season.
Garath McCleary has joined the club on a free transfer from Nottingham Forest and director of football Nick Hammond and head scout Steve Shorey have been scouting Europe for the past 10 weeks for new recruits.
And Harte insists that the on-going speculation over the sale of the club doesn’t have an effect on the squad.
He added: “It’s out of our hands. It’s all down to the management and the board. We’re just paid to get on and play football.”
Z175 I've forgotten the last time Harte didn't have a phenomenal game.
Peterboro?
I love the "marvellous" etc when the guy is two years
older than when he signed and the world and his mother (HNA)
was saying Harte wasn't good enough for the championship.
older than when he signed and the world and his mother (HNA)
was saying Harte wasn't good enough for the championship.
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Yeah, people are stupid when they let oberservation change their opinion.
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RockheadRumple
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I think E-P just merked you, Snowball.
Extended-Phenotype Yeah, people are stupid when they let oberservation change their opinion.
You mean they based their original opinions on NON-observation?
Let's ee their observations and opinions seven months from now
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Extended-Phenotype
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No doubt the original opinion was based on observation also.
No doubt the new opinions will change if the observed differs from the expected.
Such is life.
No doubt the new opinions will change if the observed differs from the expected.
Such is life.
E-P is the best poster on this board. Period.
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