by PlasticRoyale » 05 Jan 2007 17:38
by Great Knolly » 05 Jan 2007 17:45
RoyalBlue ...Also Glen Little was touch and go to be fit before the last of them, came off part way through that and is very clear in his view that his body couldn't cope with another game this Saturday...
by RoyalBlue » 05 Jan 2007 17:47
PlasticRoyale Going by the odds on betfair there is an implied 5% chance that we will be relegated
by Platypuss » 05 Jan 2007 17:51
weybridgewandererPlatypuss 5 days to sell Cup Final tickets to the finalists and make travel arrangements.
you get 6 days between the 2nd leg of the second qualifying round of the champions league and the 1st leg of the 3rd qualifying round and they manage to sort that out
This season the dates were
Second qualifying round, 2nd leg
01/02.08.2006
Third qualifying round, 1st leg
08/09.08.2006
http://www.uefa.com/uefa/keytopics/kind ... 25702.html
so the cup final should be easy, at least you know before hand what country the cup final will be played in unless they are gonna give wembley till the last possible minute to be ready!
So if you think it good be a problem if implemented in England do you still want us to qualify for Europe?
by Farnborough Royal » 05 Jan 2007 18:02
PlasticRoyale I'd say we're much closer to 50:50 staying up than 99.99%. Not much seperating us and third last.
by 2.8 lita injection » 05 Jan 2007 18:16
by Stranded » 05 Jan 2007 18:18
Farnborough RoyalPlasticRoyale I'd say we're much closer to 50:50 staying up than 99.99%. Not much seperating us and third last.
You really think we might go down??
by Farnborough Royal » 05 Jan 2007 18:29
StrandedFarnborough RoyalPlasticRoyale I'd say we're much closer to 50:50 staying up than 99.99%. Not much seperating us and third last.
You really think we might go down??
We have the same chance as going down as that time Coppell was in charge at Palace and they had an 8pt gap over Sheff Wed with 9pts to play for....
by RoyalChicagoFC » 05 Jan 2007 18:29
Farnborough RoyalPlasticRoyale I'd say we're much closer to 50:50 staying up than 99.99%. Not much seperating us and third last.
You really think we might go down??
by alad » 05 Jan 2007 18:39
readingbeddingGreat KnollyPlatypussGreat KnollyPlatypussreadingbeddingPlatypuss Remind me when the playoffs get fitted-in, again?
During half-time of the Semi-Final and Final of the FA Cup.
Ofcourse!
I also like the way you get 2 days to make the club arrangements for the quarter-finals and sell the tickets.
Play all the last 16 games on Saturday and then you'd have 3 days !
Might help if the qtr finals were played at pre-arranged venues.
When you don't even know who'll be playing?
Sounds like you're a glass half-empty type.
There are only 3 days between the qtr final and semi of the World Cup and they manage to distribute tickets. The clubs in the round of 16 would be primed to deal with what would happen if they won.
Having the venues pre-arranged would deal with a lot of the admin issues even if it isn't known who is playing. They could allocate the grounds of 4 clubs who had been knocked out in the round of 32 or before. This year it
could be arranged after the 3rd round...
Liverpool v Arsenal
Man U v Villa
Sheff Wed v Man City
Birmingham v Newcastle
This is a wind-up.
Is this Alad?
by Victor Meldrew » 06 Jan 2007 11:44
by Platypuss » 06 Jan 2007 23:41
Mr AngrySpaceCruiserweybridgewanderer DE La cruz will not play
DE la cruz will never kick a ball for reading again
How do you know? Are you the Reading manager?
I think weybridgewanderer is correct.
by Maguire » 07 Jan 2007 00:04
Victor Meldrew If my account had not automatically been debited by the club I wouldn't be going today but as I see the rain lashing down and am about to leave at least I am promised to see my favourite player,Dave Kitson have a run-out and hopefully it won't just be in 2 minutes of injury time.
by PlasticRoyale » 07 Jan 2007 01:32
Farnborough RoyalPlasticRoyale I'd say we're much closer to 50:50 staying up than 99.99%. Not much seperating us and third last.
You really think we might go down??
by royalsteve » 07 Jan 2007 01:39
alad Yet again Coppell devalues the cup, shameful.
If he thinks the cup doesn't mean as much as it did then I suggest Coppell takes a look at the last 10 winners. All top 4 clubs. If they take it seriously then so should every other club.
Reading have a good chance to do well in it but yet again the pathetic antics of Coppell have shown the club up. It's insular beyond belief. Just like when England thought they were above entering the early world cups.
Survival is almost assured, so why not take it seriously?
It's only an extra 5 games if you reach the final.
I'm sure players paid stupid wages can play a few more games.
by Pool and Darts » 07 Jan 2007 09:38
by Dirk Gently » 07 Jan 2007 12:44
Birmingham manager Steve Bruce The big thing for me is the disappointment of losing Nicklas Bendtner and Stephen Kelly, especially Nicklas. He will be a huge, huge loss and we fear the worst regarding his ankle.
He is not in a very good way in the dressing room and will be on his way to hospital. We hope that x-rays and scans in the next 24 to 48 hours will not reveal much damage, but it does not look promising.
We will know tomorrow if the ankle is broken, but it looks like it will be weeks or maybe months out of action, judging by the pain he is in.
He fell down a hole in the pitch. It's being relaid on Sunday, but it's been my fear that something like this might happen.
by Woodcote Royal » 07 Jan 2007 13:20
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