jonboy29red there was a bit bout him in the ep this week
Ah yes, I see...it's a story about 'Mr Pinky' the cat, and some other lunatic - a 'Whitley-born psychic'!
Royals’ last hopes – mog and psychic
By Paul Robins
2/ 5/2008
One man and his moggie and a psychic will be
hoping to inspire Reading’s strikers to score a ‘cat-trick’ of goals tomorrow.
Lifelong Royals’ fan Tim Wheeler will be taking his ‘a-mewsing’ mog Mr Pinky on a trip to Madejski Stadium tomorrow for Reading’s crucial match against Spurs.
Sadly the nine-year-old cat won’t be able to cheer on his team from the crowd but he’s hoping to meet some of the players as they arrive at the stadium, especially his hero Marcus Hahnemann.
Mr Wheeler said: “Mr Pinky’s got cat-like reactions as good as Marcus Hahnemann and he loves playing football in the house with a little ping-pong ball.
“Sadly Reading don’t do a kit for cats, but Mr Pinky will have a scarf attached to his trolley and hopefully next year they will bring out a
cat-kit.
“I won’t be on my bike this time as we’ll be travelling to the game on the bus from Tilehurst, but he will have a little trolley to sit on, which he likes.”
The 41-year-old added: “
He hasn’t been to the stadium before and I think he’s looking forward to the big day out. He’s not afraid of crowds so it’ll be fun.”
Mr Wheeler and Mr Pinky will be at the stadium from about noon to meet fans.
Meanwhile psychic Royals fan Dean Maynard will be using brainpower to help the team beat relegation.
The Whitley-born psychic, who has previously met ghosts and made predictions for celebrities, has vowed to focus his mind on Stephen Hunt and Co scoring goals.
He asked other Reading FC fans to tune their minds into similar psychic waves.
He said: “My psychic work is down to meditation and visualisation. You can visualise something so badly it can happen.
“Everybody has the ability to be psychic. But more than 90 per cent of people don’t do it. They don’t open their mind up. They are too scared.”
“The mind is a very powerful,” he added, mystically.
The Diary believes that, with help like this, the lads can hardly go wrong in the crunch match.
FFS where do they get these oddballs from?? And shame on the E-Po for giving them any coverage.
