Reading v Fulham Match Thread

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by 10539.4 Miles Away » 12 Apr 2008 15:31

We look utterly clueless up front. Not good watching so far and I'm a few beers in. :cry:

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Royal Yank » 12 Apr 2008 15:32

We are getting in and around the 18 yd box - if only we had someone who can finish. Maybe BK would like a run up front.

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Royalupnorth » 12 Apr 2008 15:34

Royal Yank We are getting in and around the 18 yd box - if only we had someone who can finish. Maybe BK would like a run up front.

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Platypuss » 12 Apr 2008 15:34

How many shots on target so far, then?

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Royal Yank » 12 Apr 2008 15:38

Summed up right then, great run and ball from Oster to Matejovsky, with a great ball to Doyle, who missed by a mile.


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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by cmonurz » 12 Apr 2008 15:38

Derby 0-3 Villa, painful for the bottom side.

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Stooper » 12 Apr 2008 15:39

Platypuss How many shots on target so far, then?


2 Total Shots 5
0 Shots on Target 1
0 Blocked Shots 1
2 Shots off Target 3
3 Corners 1
0 Offsides 1
5 Fouls 2

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Platypuss » 12 Apr 2008 15:39

Platypuss How many shots on target so far, then?


As many as that, eh? :|

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Boston Royal » 12 Apr 2008 15:41

Doyle puts a header wide from 8 yards. Should have been 1-1.


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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Platypuss » 12 Apr 2008 15:41

Great run and cross from oster and Doyle heads a great chance wide. :roll:

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by 10539.4 Miles Away » 12 Apr 2008 15:41

How the f*** did he miss that

Doyle off Kits on PLEASE

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Royal With Cheese » 12 Apr 2008 15:42

Last year that would have sailed in no problems. Posistives are we're getting forward quickly

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Platypuss » 12 Apr 2008 15:43

Kitson would have buried that (if he had actually managed to get into the box).

Some good pressure from us at last.


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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Royal With Cheese » 12 Apr 2008 15:46

They look ropey when we apply a bit of pressure. Not sure about Keller as well.

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Platypuss » 12 Apr 2008 15:47

Boos at halftime.

Shots on target - 0.

Really not good enough.

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Royal Yank » 12 Apr 2008 15:50

H/T.

So, to sum up the half - some good approach play, especially from Johnny O. Lousy up front.

Desperate attacking towards the end of the half.

We can score, we really can - it may have to come from someone other than our front two.

I'd like to say take off Doyle, however, twice he has been in a position to score, and I just get the gut feeling that he will break his duck. Having said that, if he hasn't by 60-65 minutes, then Kits should come on.

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by UpNorth » 12 Apr 2008 15:51

Abject performance -poor in every department. Get Long or Doyle off now it ain't working.

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by Platypuss » 12 Apr 2008 15:53

Royal Yank I'd like to say take off Doyle, however, twice he has been in a position to score, and I just get the gut feeling that he will break his duck. Having said that, if he hasn't by 60-65 minutes, then Kits should come on.


Agree - we're really at the diminishing returns stage now with Doyle.

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Re: Reading v Fulham Match Thread

by urz_1871 » 12 Apr 2008 15:55

Get Long and Oster off at half time and put Kitson and Little on.

Even if Litttle is lacking match fitness, atleast he can actually beat a man put a decent cross in. Something that Oster hasn't done in the entire first half.

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