by 1871 Royal » 16 May 2007 12:23
by brendywendy » 16 May 2007 12:32
SkylineHoop Blah As I said I'm talking of local as being British/Irish
I'm curious as to how someone from the Republic of Ireland is more 'local' than someone from France. They're both from foreign countries, and Paris is closer to Reading than Dublin is.
(Damn, ScottishRoyal managed to quote my previous version of this message, which was a lot more bitter sounding than I intended).
by Banjax » 16 May 2007 12:32
by brendywendy » 16 May 2007 12:34
by RoyalBlue » 16 May 2007 12:36
MiniRoyalSpaceCruiserEastStanderMr AngryEastStander Cisse
Thats well out of order, calling him a cissy!
Found out last night but didnt want to ruin the surprise. Same person told me to expect another midfeilder soon. Said it was one we were after before.
Fae?
RFC sign a Frenchman...Spacey's reaction...?
by Yorkshire Royal » 16 May 2007 12:37
by Skyline » 16 May 2007 12:38
brendywendySkylineHoop Blah As I said I'm talking of local as being British/Irish
I'm curious as to how someone from the Republic of Ireland is more 'local' than someone from France. They're both from foreign countries, and Paris is closer to Reading than Dublin is.
(Damn, ScottishRoyal managed to quote my previous version of this message, which was a lot more bitter sounding than I intended).
what a stupid question,
brendywendy apart from the fact that most of france is further away than ireland, making it less local
and thats on top of the fact that we have obvious links with ireland being that we used to own it in our own special imperial way.
by lightning strikes » 16 May 2007 12:39
by facaldaqui » 16 May 2007 12:39
by Huntley & Palmer » 16 May 2007 12:40
lightning strikes http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/sport/sporttopstories/display.var.511863.0.dulwich_aim_to_tame_lions.php
Not even good enough for Dulwich Hamlets in 2004.
by Yorkshire Royal » 16 May 2007 12:44
by SpaceCruiser » 16 May 2007 12:46
1871 Royal Those boys @ Wiki sure are fast! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reading_F.C.#Current_first_team_squad
by brendywendy » 16 May 2007 12:46
SkylinebrendywendySkylineHoop Blah As I said I'm talking of local as being British/Irish
I'm curious as to how someone from the Republic of Ireland is more 'local' than someone from France. They're both from foreign countries, and Paris is closer to Reading than Dublin is.
what a stupid question,
Why? They're both foreign countries. Or is that point too subtle for you?
no, completely the opposite u tw@t
thats like saying that australia is as local as germany, cos they are both foreign countries
and that statement is also wrong.
th epoint is one is more local than the next.brendywendy apart from the fact that most of france is further away than ireland, making it less local
and thats on top of the fact that we have obvious links with ireland being that we used to own it in our own special imperial way.
As we did with large chunks of France at one time. So does that make someone from Brittany 'local'? They're certainly a lot close than most of Ireland.
by AbovetheI » 16 May 2007 12:46
by SpaceCruiser » 16 May 2007 12:48
brendywendySpaceCruiser I can't really say I'm terribly excited about this. For obvious reasons. I'll be hoping we sign somebody of a better standard later this summer.
who did you want?
ronaldo?kaka?
by lightning strikes » 16 May 2007 12:49
by brendywendy » 16 May 2007 12:49
SpaceCruiserbrendywendySpaceCruiser I can't really say I'm terribly excited about this. For obvious reasons. I'll be hoping we sign somebody of a better standard later this summer.
who did you want?
ronaldo?kaka?
Kaka would be great, but I fear his wages would cripple us.
by aaronrfc » 16 May 2007 12:50
by AbovetheI » 16 May 2007 12:50
brendywendySpaceCruiserbrendywendySpaceCruiser I can't really say I'm terribly excited about this. For obvious reasons. I'll be hoping we sign somebody of a better standard later this summer.
who did you want?
ronaldo?kaka?
Kaka would be great, but I fear his wages would cripple us.
probably right
lets stick to relatively unknown developement prospects then shall we
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