by The whole year inn » 25 Aug 2009 23:18
by Mr Controversial » 25 Aug 2009 23:19
Interesting view to think that players are going to want to come to Reading at the minute.
Assuming we are talking to players, what about Reading is attractive at the moment;
1) Chairman who keeps bleating on about wages and wanting to sell club
2) Team full of kids
3) Bottom of the league (only two games I know)
4) Likely to be an unspectacular salary (as per point 1)
5) Seeing experienced players being auctionned off to the highest bidder
6) A Director of football who can compete with Mickey Mouse in a squeaky voice competition.
7) Bad vibes amongst the fans and a reduction in Season Ticket uptake
I am trying to find a positive I really am!
Mr C
Whilst I appreciate point 6 was made in a childish way, I honestly dont believe Nicky Hammond is best suited as a DOF as he lacks the skills required to draw someone into making the decision to join RFC.
I am sure he is capable of the basics of the job as we have seen over the past few years, but I hardly see him as an inspirational, warming, welcoming chap who experienced people want to do business with.
All I am saying is, if as a player I had to choose between identical offers from Reading FC and AN Other club - Nicky Hammond would not persuade me to join RFC whereas the DOF of AN Other club just might.
I think one of three things will happen now;
1) RFC go back to Watford with an outrageous offer to save face at which point Tommy Smith will turn us down anyway to add salt to the wounds.
2) RFC forget Smith and make some knee jerk purchases and buy 2 or 3 players before the window shuts that are cheap and not up to the job.
3) RFC do nothing.
Whichever option they take, unless RFC has had a sound plan B (which I dont think they do) we are fvcked.
by TFF » 25 Aug 2009 23:20
Dirk Gently BR still seemed fairly optimistic when interviewed on BBCRB.
by loyalroyal4life » 25 Aug 2009 23:24
That Friday FeelingDirk Gently BR still seemed fairly optimistic when interviewed on BBCRB.
What did he say?
by 07RFC » 25 Aug 2009 23:26
loyalroyal4life I just think with the age smith is at, he will go to pompey for the premiership chance/money
by andrew1957 » 25 Aug 2009 23:27
That Friday FeelingDirk Gently BR still seemed fairly optimistic when interviewed on BBCRB.
What did he say?
by Forest Gump » 25 Aug 2009 23:34
by Dirk Gently » 25 Aug 2009 23:35
That Friday FeelingDirk Gently BR still seemed fairly optimistic when interviewed on BBCRB.
What did he say?
by Sarah Star » 25 Aug 2009 23:41
by Royal Rother » 25 Aug 2009 23:53
Mr Controversial FAO Royal Rother
Some quotes from me in the past few days that you have seen fit to dismiss - funny how things turnout dont you think?Interesting view to think that players are going to want to come to Reading at the minute.
Assuming we are talking to players, what about Reading is attractive at the moment;
1) Chairman who keeps bleating on about wages and wanting to sell club
2) Team full of kids
3) Bottom of the league (only two games I know)
4) Likely to be an unspectacular salary (as per point 1)
5) Seeing experienced players being auctionned off to the highest bidder
6) A Director of football who can compete with Mickey Mouse in a squeaky voice competition.
7) Bad vibes amongst the fans and a reduction in Season Ticket uptake
I am trying to find a positive I really am!
Mr C
Oh and.....Whilst I appreciate point 6 was made in a childish way, I honestly dont believe Nicky Hammond is best suited as a DOF as he lacks the skills required to draw someone into making the decision to join RFC.
I am sure he is capable of the basics of the job as we have seen over the past few years, but I hardly see him as an inspirational, warming, welcoming chap who experienced people want to do business with.
All I am saying is, if as a player I had to choose between identical offers from Reading FC and AN Other club - Nicky Hammond would not persuade me to join RFC whereas the DOF of AN Other club just might.
and finally...I think one of three things will happen now;
1) RFC go back to Watford with an outrageous offer to save face at which point Tommy Smith will turn us down anyway to add salt to the wounds.
2) RFC forget Smith and make some knee jerk purchases and buy 2 or 3 players before the window shuts that are cheap and not up to the job.
3) RFC do nothing.
Whichever option they take, unless RFC has had a sound plan B (which I dont think they do) we are fvcked.
Would seem perhaps that I may have been right about a few things - particularly accurate with some of the comments - are you man enough to make an apology for the for the insults you have passed my way,which incidentally were always made as you couldnt find anything valuable to add to back up your side of the debate?
by loyalroyal4life » 25 Aug 2009 23:54
Sarah Star Reminds me of when Glen Little nearly signed a new contract with us.
I suppose there's a faint, but dying hope he'll still come...
by clauski » 25 Aug 2009 23:56
by TBM » 25 Aug 2009 23:57
clauski One thing that may go in our favour is that Paul Hart doesn't come across to me as a particularly optimistic, charismatic or engaging fellow so maybe Smith will side with BR after all...
by The whole year inn » 25 Aug 2009 23:57
clauski One thing that may go in our favour is that Paul Hart doesn't come across to me as a particularly optimistic, charismatic or engaging fellow so maybe Smith will side with BR after all...
by chilipepper91 » 25 Aug 2009 23:58
TBMclauski One thing that may go in our favour is that Paul Hart doesn't come across to me as a particularly optimistic, charismatic or engaging fellow so maybe Smith will side with BR after all...
£25k and be a bit player in the Premiership
£10k and be a regular player in the Championship
Remember you're 29 years old.....
by Sarah Star » 25 Aug 2009 23:59
The whole year innclauski One thing that may go in our favour is that Paul Hart doesn't come across to me as a particularly optimistic, charismatic or engaging fellow so maybe Smith will side with BR after all...
I'm sure doubling the wages offer from RFC will smooth this over
by TBM » 25 Aug 2009 23:59
Sarah StarThe whole year innclauski One thing that may go in our favour is that Paul Hart doesn't come across to me as a particularly optimistic, charismatic or engaging fellow so maybe Smith will side with BR after all...
I'm sure doubling the wages offer from RFC will smooth this over
I thought they were supposed to have no money?
I know I'm clutching at straws...
by Royal Rother » 26 Aug 2009 00:00
Forest Gump According to Sky he's considering a move to Pompey. So now we no how we are rated; well behind the team tipped as almost certain to be relegated.
by Platypuss » 26 Aug 2009 00:06
Dirk GentlyThat Friday FeelingDirk Gently BR still seemed fairly optimistic when interviewed on BBCRB.
What did he say?
More or less that nothing's a done deal and wait and see what happens tomorrow. I'm sure he'll be on the blower to his mate TS as we speak.
by Rev Algenon Stickleback H » 26 Aug 2009 00:08
Royal RotherForest Gump According to Sky he's considering a move to Pompey. So now we no how we are rated; well behind the team tipped as almost certain to be relegated.
The fact that he's considering a move to Pompey tells you we are rated well below them does it?
I never cease to be amazed at how the brains of half-wit humans can jump to such brilliant conclusions.
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