Smoking Kills Dancing Doe We just need a right whinger.
Nah, we've got plenty.
by shadesrwrf » 25 Aug 2007 18:42
Smoking Kills Dancing Doe We just need a right whinger.
by Sharpy » 25 Aug 2007 18:47
by phil in cornwall » 25 Aug 2007 18:52
by AthleticoSpizz » 25 Aug 2007 19:22
Seol looked slow and disinterested YET again today, why oh why does Steve C keep picking him?2.8 lita injection We need to spend,spend,spend.
Sodje waiting for the injured players to die.
by Cookie » 25 Aug 2007 19:30
Tilehurst MikeDaniella I just can't see any reason why we haven't signed players. There is still a loan system you know, or had everyoen forgotten that?
Why have we not got players in when the whole effing world can see we need additions.
Unless we alter our wages policy we will never be able to compete for players in the transfer market and thats why we will lose the likes of Lita and Shorey eventually like we did Sidwell
by Ian Royal » 25 Aug 2007 19:36
by Royal Lady » 25 Aug 2007 19:37
by Ian Royal » 25 Aug 2007 19:39
Royal Lady That is all well and good and to be admired, but what happens if Murts retires at the end of the season, Seol leaves, Lita and Shorey leave at the end of their contracts, Ingi retires in a couple of years.... how do we entice other players of Premiership quality to the club?
by Royal Lady » 25 Aug 2007 19:41
No. I'm asking how you can build brick on brick when in all eventuality, we could end up losing a lot of players in one go, either at the end of the season or within the next two years. Please don't patronise me.Ian RoyalRoyal Lady That is all well and good and to be admired, but what happens if Murts retires at the end of the season, Seol leaves, Lita and Shorey leave at the end of their contracts, Ingi retires in a couple of years.... how do we entice other players of Premiership quality to the club?
Are you asking what do we do if someone who rarely pulls their weight leaves and someone who spends an increasingly large amount of time injured retires, and 3 people leave in 2 years time?
Wow, what a worst case scenario that one is.
by Ian Royal » 25 Aug 2007 19:46
Royal LadyNo. I'm asking how you can build brick on brick when in all eventuality, we could end up losing a lot of players in one go, either at the end of the season or within the next two years. Please don't patronise me.Ian RoyalRoyal Lady That is all well and good and to be admired, but what happens if Murts retires at the end of the season, Seol leaves, Lita and Shorey leave at the end of their contracts, Ingi retires in a couple of years.... how do we entice other players of Premiership quality to the club?
Are you asking what do we do if someone who rarely pulls their weight leaves and someone who spends an increasingly large amount of time injured retires, and 3 people leave in 2 years time?
Wow, what a worst case scenario that one is.
by Royal Lady » 25 Aug 2007 19:49
Same bloody question applies then, how can you build brick on brick when you can't legislate for these things? It may not be a question of getting in one or two players as back up anymore, it will mean trying to attract players proven in the premiership who can help us stay here.Ian RoyalRoyal LadyNo. I'm asking how you can build brick on brick when in all eventuality, we could end up losing a lot of players in one go, either at the end of the season or within the next two years. Please don't patronise me.Ian RoyalRoyal Lady That is all well and good and to be admired, but what happens if Murts retires at the end of the season, Seol leaves, Lita and Shorey leave at the end of their contracts, Ingi retires in a couple of years.... how do we entice other players of Premiership quality to the club?
Are you asking what do we do if someone who rarely pulls their weight leaves and someone who spends an increasingly large amount of time injured retires, and 3 people leave in 2 years time?
Wow, what a worst case scenario that one is.
How will we replace them? Much the same as we did Sidwell I imagine. We are clearly aware of the need to replace Murty sooner or later. Seol isn't exactly intrinsic to the team and we already keeping our eye out for right wingers.
Why on earth worry about a centreback possibly retiring early in two years time and people who still have two years on their contracts. If they don't look like signing at the end of the season, then we can offload them for money and buy replacements.
If you want to panic about losing players, how about Murty spending most of this season injured, Sonko not coming back the same and having niggling knee problems for the rest of his career, Kitson getting nobbled again and retiring, Little retiring and Seol leaving.
That could cause a problem. Not 5 players might leave in the next two years or so. If you don't want me to patronise you don't ask such silly questions.
by The whole year inn » 25 Aug 2007 19:51
Daniella Agree with RL. Its all well and good keeping existing players happy and keeping the foundation, so why is it they want to leave anyway? Sidwell gone and shorey and lita are weighing up their options...basically waiting for a better offer...what do we do about that when the existing foundations want to leave? Its not a case of sticking with what we've got if they are off is it? We are going to need to replace them with existing quality players..something you don't find cheap and have to pay for.
by Katie Marsden » 25 Aug 2007 19:52
by Oo_R » 25 Aug 2007 19:54
The book of Revelations And I saw three unclean spirits like frogs come out of the mouth of the dragon, and out of the mouth of the beast, and out of the mouth of the false prophet. For they are the spirits of devils, working miracles, which go forth unto the kings of the earth and of the whole world, to gather them to the battle of that great day of God Almighty. And he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon, and Reading shall lose 3-0 away to Bolton whom, although a good side, shall have been in poor form up until then.
by Compo's Hat » 25 Aug 2007 19:54
by Ian Royal » 25 Aug 2007 19:56
by Royal Lady » 25 Aug 2007 19:57
by Ian Royal » 25 Aug 2007 20:04
Royal Lady I'm not complaining about today's result. I haven't seen the highlights and won't make an opinion until I've seen them. However, someone mentioned the brick on brick approach, which may well have worked ok for us in the past, I am merely making the observation that the team on which we have built, is likely in the next couple of years to be decimated by leavers, retirers etc. Only, I'm not allowed to have an opinion or make a comment, if it doesn't agree with that of the well-known footballing pundit Ian Royal.
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