by readingbedding » 19 Mar 2007 13:04
by RG30 » 19 Mar 2007 13:11
by Stranded » 19 Mar 2007 13:14
readingbedding I can see the moans and groans from the usual suspects should we fail to qualify for Europe next season a mile off.
In our first season in the Prem, by players who the majority have played 0 minutes in the top flight prior to August 2006.
by Huntley & Palmer » 19 Mar 2007 13:18
readingbedding I can see the moans and groans from the usual suspects should we fail to qualify for Europe next season a mile off.
In our first season in the Prem, by players who the majority have played 0 minutes in the top flight prior to August 2006.
by crossie » 19 Mar 2007 13:35
Strandedcrossiereadingbedding Hunt has no talent, and Harper cannot head the ball and apart from his energy there is nothing to him.
Blah, blah, blah.
Blah, blah, blah.
What are some of you on?
This is the best time to be a Reading fan since 1871 and still there are people looking for scapegoats.
You've never had it so good.
thats why i haven't read many threads or posted for a few days, cos i am just pissed off that people would criticise our players. theyre doing a lot better than most of you guys could do.
And? By your position, that means that nobody can discuss anything ever as there is probably someone who can do it better.
Here's a shock for you - football fans want their team to be the best they can and if they see/feel that a player has not done the job for any particular reason they will use an outlet like this to get rid of fustrations.
Yes we are having the greatest season in our history (with the possible exception of last season) but it's human nature to want your team to improve and move forward.
This would be the same whilst sat 8th in the top flight or 14th in the Ryman Premier.
by Darren Caskey's Dietician » 19 Mar 2007 13:38
by Stranded » 19 Mar 2007 13:39
crossieStrandedcrossiereadingbedding Hunt has no talent, and Harper cannot head the ball and apart from his energy there is nothing to him.
Blah, blah, blah.
Blah, blah, blah.
What are some of you on?
This is the best time to be a Reading fan since 1871 and still there are people looking for scapegoats.
You've never had it so good.
thats why i haven't read many threads or posted for a few days, cos i am just pissed off that people would criticise our players. theyre doing a lot better than most of you guys could do.
And? By your position, that means that nobody can discuss anything ever as there is probably someone who can do it better.
Here's a shock for you - football fans want their team to be the best they can and if they see/feel that a player has not done the job for any particular reason they will use an outlet like this to get rid of fustrations.
Yes we are having the greatest season in our history (with the possible exception of last season) but it's human nature to want your team to improve and move forward.
This would be the same whilst sat 8th in the top flight or 14th in the Ryman Premier.
i understand that, but people seem to pick on players for small things...like Harper's heading...and some people boo Seol, then complain when he plays crap. i just think that maybe we should be congratulating the players that are putting 100% in and showing it, rather than whinging about the ones who aren't.
by Yorkshire Royal » 19 Mar 2007 13:43
by readingbedding » 19 Mar 2007 13:43
by Barry the bird boggler » 19 Mar 2007 14:02
Darren Caskey's Dietician I blame Andy Hughes. He's a useless waste of space. Why play someone on the left with no left foot!
by .:BigDaveInTheDungeon:. » 19 Mar 2007 14:15
Huntley & Palmer If we had serious ambitions of a European spot then we needed to win this game as we will lose at White Hart Lane. The game was there for the taking yesterday as Pompey were very poor, I am disappointed that is all. Our season will now end up being a whimper compared to something that could have been beyond our wildest imaginations.
by Platypuss » 19 Mar 2007 14:17
.:BigDaveInTheDungeon:.Huntley & Palmer If we had serious ambitions of a European spot then we needed to win this game as we will lose at White Hart Lane. The game was there for the taking yesterday as Pompey were very poor, I am disappointed that is all. Our season will now end up being a whimper compared to something that could have been beyond our wildest imaginations.
at the start of the season finishing where we are now was beyond most people on this forums wildest dreams, in fact most people were rubbing there hands at the prospect of getting to moan about us being in the bottom three all year.
by Fred Sharpe's Nose » 19 Mar 2007 14:18
Huntley & Palmer In terms of initial expectations, they were superceded by Christmas. They then adjusted as our good form continued.
by .:BigDaveInTheDungeon:. » 19 Mar 2007 14:24
Platypuss.:BigDaveInTheDungeon:.Huntley & Palmer If we had serious ambitions of a European spot then we needed to win this game as we will lose at White Hart Lane. The game was there for the taking yesterday as Pompey were very poor, I am disappointed that is all. Our season will now end up being a whimper compared to something that could have been beyond our wildest imaginations.
at the start of the season finishing where we are now was beyond most people on this forums wildest dreams, in fact most people were rubbing there hands at the prospect of getting to moan about us being in the bottom three all year.
A word to the wise: it's not August 2006 any more.
by Huntley & Palmer » 19 Mar 2007 14:28
Fred Sharpe's NoseHuntley & Palmer In terms of initial expectations, they were superceded by Christmas. They then adjusted as our good form continued.
Speak for yourself, by all means. But I'll repeat, this season is already pretty close to my wildest imaginations, and not qualifying for Europe won't change that one bit. I should think the same will apply for many of us. The problem is, as you point out, Coppell does seem to be sending out conflicting messages - 'we're not ready for Europe yet', but then the usual 'we aim to win every game'. In fairness, he did also say 'then we'll see what happens'. And who are we to gainsay the great man.
by Behindu » 19 Mar 2007 14:55
by Katie Marsden » 19 Mar 2007 15:45
by Behindu » 19 Mar 2007 15:49
by Big Ern » 19 Mar 2007 15:50
Katie Marsden It's good to see Coppell's decision to rest first choice players from FA Cup games so they're in top form for the run in is proving a stroke of genius.
by Katie Marsden » 19 Mar 2007 16:04
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