Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by SpaceCruiser » 01 Oct 2008 10:04

Hang on a minute, Schards posted a knee-jerk post in the aftermath of the Ipswich defeat and said he couldn't see any progress. He even went on to say that he didn't think we would win an away game! So since that defeat, we're unbeaten in 4 games, scored 15 goals and conceded 2. And from the last two away games, we've had a win and a draw. So, basically, Schards is wrong to say that we won't be making any progress for the forseeable future. The team's immediate future looks good, we may make at least the play-offs. But his concerns about Coppell and Madejski are for next summer, let's just enjoy the moment, eh? If we do make promotion, that can only be a good thing no matter what Madejski and Coppell decides to do, surely?

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by brendywendy » 01 Oct 2008 10:10

SpaceCruiser Hang on a minute, Schards posted a knee-jerk post in the aftermath of the Ipswich defeat and said he couldn't see any progress. He even went on to say that he didn't think we would win an away game! So since that defeat, we're unbeaten in 4 games, scored 15 goals and conceded 2. And from the last two away games, we've had a win and a draw. So, basically, Schards is wrong to say that we won't be making any progress for the forseeable future. The team's immediate future looks good, we may make at least the play-offs. But his concerns about Coppell and Madejski are for next summer, let's just enjoy the moment, eh? If we do make promotion, that can only be a good thing no matter what Madejski and Coppell decides to do, surely?


hes already played his opt out cards by saying it wasnt knee jerk, it was a worry over the season as a whole, and no one result will change any of that etc etc........


ideal scenario is for copps to get us top by xmas, and mr mad to furiously try to sell up before jan, get the new arab billionaires in quick-up the wages, promise massive promotion bonus' and maybe hunty and doyler may change their minds

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by The 17 Bus » 01 Oct 2008 10:14

And dust of the extension plans for next summers building, should cost a bit less now as well, firms need the work.

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by SpaceCruiser » 01 Oct 2008 10:17

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SpaceCruiser Hang on a minute, Schards posted a knee-jerk post in the aftermath of the Ipswich defeat and said he couldn't see any progress. He even went on to say that he didn't think we would win an away game! So since that defeat, we're unbeaten in 4 games, scored 15 goals and conceded 2. And from the last two away games, we've had a win and a draw. So, basically, Schards is wrong to say that we won't be making any progress for the forseeable future. The team's immediate future looks good, we may make at least the play-offs. But his concerns about Coppell and Madejski are for next summer, let's just enjoy the moment, eh? If we do make promotion, that can only be a good thing no matter what Madejski and Coppell decides to do, surely?


hes already played his opt out cards by saying it wasnt knee jerk, it was a worry over the season as a whole, and no one result will change any of that etc etc........


I still think it's a knee-jerk post because it came after a defeat. I wonder if Reading had not lost at Ipswich, would Schards still have voiced those concerns about Coppell and Madejski?

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by Schards#2 » 01 Oct 2008 10:20

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SpaceCruiser Hang on a minute, Schards posted a knee-jerk post in the aftermath of the Ipswich defeat and said he couldn't see any progress. He even went on to say that he didn't think we would win an away game! So since that defeat, we're unbeaten in 4 games, scored 15 goals and conceded 2. And from the last two away games, we've had a win and a draw. So, basically, Schards is wrong to say that we won't be making any progress for the forseeable future. The team's immediate future looks good, we may make at least the play-offs. But his concerns about Coppell and Madejski are for next summer, let's just enjoy the moment, eh? If we do make promotion, that can only be a good thing no matter what Madejski and Coppell decides to do, surely?


hes already played his opt out cards by saying it wasnt knee jerk, it was a worry over the season as a whole, and no one result will change any of that etc etc........


I still think it's a knee-jerk post because it came after a defeat. I wonder if Reading had not lost at Ipswich, would Schards still have voiced those concerns about Coppell and Madejski?


We know what you think and, has previously been explained, you are wrong.

There is no need to keep reiterating your opinion.


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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by Schards#2 » 01 Oct 2008 10:21

SpaceCruiser Hang on a minute, Schards posted a knee-jerk post in the aftermath of the Ipswich defeat and said he couldn't see any progress. He even went on to say that he didn't think we would win an away game! So since that defeat, we're unbeaten in 4 games, scored 15 goals and conceded 2. And from the last two away games, we've had a win and a draw. So, basically, Schards is wrong to say that we won't be making any progress for the forseeable future. The team's immediate future looks good, we may make at least the play-offs. But his concerns about Coppell and Madejski are for next summer, let's just enjoy the moment, eh? If we do make promotion, that can only be a good thing no matter what Madejski and Coppell decides to do, surely?


Eh?

Can you substantiate that?

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by The 17 Bus » 01 Oct 2008 10:27

In all fairness, there was quite a lot of concern about how things were looking, even before the Ipswich loss, I was thinking that by October we would know where the season was possibly heading, and thought that would have been a time to look at SC moving on, if things were not improved. We had a couple of injuries and the squad looked weak, after a few games it appears that the players are pulling in the same direction, and aiming for promotion, the injured players have not been missed like we might have thought, and we are on a good run.

So we seem to have team progress at the moment, will it last, who knows.

As for the club and JM, this is much harder to decide, JM is not going to walk away, only sell to a good buyer, but RFC is not that great a club, and there has been little interest that we know about, we seem to be financially sound, we did not break the bank in the prem, and we are comfortably well off at this level, 2002 seems a long time ago now, established at champ level at least, thats progress, and over a long term, I see no reason that the next 6 seasons cannot see more progress.

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by Platypuss » 01 Oct 2008 10:30

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No one gets everything right but it's Schards capacity to defend the defensible that's set him apart from most.


Bugger, that irony meter had only just come back from repair too.

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by readingbedding » 01 Oct 2008 10:34

The 17 Bus In all fairness, there was quite a lot of concern about how things were looking, even before the Ipswich loss, I was thinking that by October we would know where the season was possibly heading, and thought that would have been a time to look at SC moving on, if things were not improved. We had a couple of injuries and the squad looked weak, after a few games it appears that the players are pulling in the same direction, and aiming for promotion, the injured players have not been missed like we might have thought, and we are on a good run.

So we seem to have team progress at the moment, will it last, who knows.

As for the club and JM, this is much harder to decide, JM is not going to walk away, only sell to a good buyer, but RFC is not that great a club, and there has been little interest that we know about, we seem to be financially sound, we did not break the bank in the prem, and we are comfortably well off at this level, 2002 seems a long time ago now, established at champ level at least, thats progress, and over a long term, I see no reason that the next 6 seasons cannot see more progress.


Far too early, even now is far too early, if we're talking about what's going to happen this season
But yeah a result like that certainly sends a signal to the rest of the division.
We are contenders, we always were.
It's October 1st and everything's oooooooooooooooooooooookkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk.


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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by Wycombe Royal » 01 Oct 2008 10:36

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No one gets everything right but it's Schards capacity to defend the defensible that's set him apart from most.


Bugger, that irony meter had only just come back from repair too.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by SpaceCruiser » 01 Oct 2008 10:40

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SpaceCruiser Hang on a minute, Schards posted a knee-jerk post in the aftermath of the Ipswich defeat and said he couldn't see any progress. He even went on to say that he didn't think we would win an away game! So since that defeat, we're unbeaten in 4 games, scored 15 goals and conceded 2. And from the last two away games, we've had a win and a draw. So, basically, Schards is wrong to say that we won't be making any progress for the forseeable future. The team's immediate future looks good, we may make at least the play-offs. But his concerns about Coppell and Madejski are for next summer, let's just enjoy the moment, eh? If we do make promotion, that can only be a good thing no matter what Madejski and Coppell decides to do, surely?


Eh?

Can you substantiate that?


A few quotes from you:

Schards#2 Do you guys actually acknowledge the existance of away fixtures?


Schards#2 the away form is dreadful


Schards#2 Even if we get some sort of away form together (unlikely)


Schards#2 We are currently 3 points above 12th and still the league insist on us playing half of our games away, starting on Tuesday.


All them a bit negative about our prospects for winning an away game.

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by Platypuss » 01 Oct 2008 10:42

All that effort to shoot your own foot. Quite remarkable.

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by The 17 Bus » 01 Oct 2008 10:43

But not saying there wont be an away win, OG by you Spacey.


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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by brendywendy » 01 Oct 2008 10:43

ita always best to gloat quietly, with a smug look, rather than mouthing off innit

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by T.R.O.L.I. » 01 Oct 2008 10:44

Yet again Spacey proves that he is HNA?'s resident village idiot :lol:

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by brendywendy » 01 Oct 2008 10:49

plenty of competition for that title here

cant blame the boy for wanting to rub it in after a great performance like that though

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by Platypuss » 01 Oct 2008 10:49

SpaceCruiser on 17th September Schards, I'm very dismissive of your post because of your pathetic misuse of the word "firesale".

Right, that's my final, final post on this thread.


:lol:

Bet he wishes it was, now.

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by readingbedding » 01 Oct 2008 10:59

It is a shame that Coppell's heart is not in it anymore.
Has anyone seen the spirit of the Championship winning side?

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by brendywendy » 01 Oct 2008 11:03

imagine what he could achieve if his heart was in it

scary stuff

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Re: Hard to see any progress for the forseeable future

by readingbedding » 01 Oct 2008 11:05

If Coppell's heart wasn't in it, he wouldn't have come back.
He's a professional, one of the best.
Well respected, and we'll miss him when he goes.

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