There is no way that a team who just sneaked second place in League One should be able to compete with a side just relegated from the Prem, parachute payments n'all.
Forest 2-0 Reading.
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3-1 to us.
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2-1 Reading
Harper & Lita.
Close game.
Harper & Lita.
Close game.
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Scrappy game, edgy stuff.
Forest 0-1 Reading
Forest 0-1 Reading
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Forest 2-1 Reading.
Late consolation for the Royals
Late consolation for the Royals
0-0, Sky choose entirely the wrong game to show.
Will be a tough game. Forest will definately be up for it and infront of a good crowd will make it hard for us. But I'm going to be positive as usual and go for a 2-0 Reading win. Lita and Kebe the goalscorers.
floyd__streete There is no way that a team who just sneaked second place in League One should be able to compete with a side just relegated from the Prem, parachute payments n'all.
Forest 2-0 Reading.
Agreed.
Forest 3 Reading 1
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I can see a drab 0-0 actually. Although I'm going for 1-0 Forest. Des Lyttle with the goal after good set up play by Ian Woan and Chris Bart-Williams.
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Forest 1 - 2 Reading
A scrappy game with little entertainment factor. Doyle and Long with a goal a piece.
A scrappy game with little entertainment factor. Doyle and Long with a goal a piece.
Readingfanman Forest 1 - 2 Reading
A scrappy game with little entertainment factor. Doyle and Long with a goal a piece.
Doyle scoring
No, on a serious note I believe he will be a big player for us next season.
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rg6royalReadingfanman Forest 1 - 2 Reading
A scrappy game with little entertainment factor. Doyle and Long with a goal a piece.
Doyle scoring
No, on a serious note I believe he will be a big player for us next season.
Not a wise thing to say, even in jest, when you pick Lita as a scorer.
We're travelling up by road.
My prediction: the M1 will be closed again at Leicester.
Here's to a few pints in the Trent Bridge Inn to celebrate a win!
My prediction: the M1 will be closed again at Leicester.
Here's to a few pints in the Trent Bridge Inn to celebrate a win!
Forest 0 Reading 1 Karacan 
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0-1 kebe!
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Reading will win by two clear goals, better team than Forest.
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0-0
Despite Reading having most of the possession they are unable to convert, Forest puts in a defensive display and holds on to a clean sheet. Same old Reading.
Afraid to shoot.
Crosses astray.
Corners wasted.
Despite Reading having most of the possession they are unable to convert, Forest puts in a defensive display and holds on to a clean sheet. Same old Reading.
Afraid to shoot.
Crosses astray.
Corners wasted.
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Reading put their marker down.
Nottingham Forest 0:5 Reading
After starting a day later than the rest of the competition Reading managed to get off to a flyer. With only two minutes played Leroy Lita instinctively prodded home at the near post after Kevin Doyle had proved too strong and too quick for Forest's defence. Lita threatened a second three minutes later when his header was well tipped over by Paul Smith. At this point it must have dawned on the Forest faithful that things in the Championship had changed somewhat since their last visit. Reading are now seen as favorites not only in this match, but also title winners in many experts’ eyes. It was Reading that were showing a pedigree and all the signs of a team with something to prove. Opportunities for the hosts were few and far between, as seasoned campaigners Ingimarsson and Duberry used their Premier league experience to nullify any threat from Earnshaw and Cole. Forest managed to hold out for half an hour before James Harper's curling free-kick left Smith rooted to the spot as the ball nestled in the top right hand corner of his goal. With only a minute left in the first half Reading made the game safe. Bobby Convey took a pass from the impressive Harper across the half way line before driving diagonally across the pitch. Just as everyone thought he had missed his opportunity to shoot, he found Doyle with a delightful back heel and the Irishman duly slotted home.
At the start of the second half Forest forced the issue with a succession of corners and an Earnshaw effort that shaved the bar. Forest's attacks were becoming desperate, as they seemed to forego any passing aspirations in favour of long balls hit in hope more than expectation. With their Ideas running out, their belief and energy were finally exhausted when Lita hit his second and Reading's fourth when he executed a quite wonderful first time volley from the edge of the area. Reading went on to control the rest of the game, with late substitute Shane Long racing away to round Smith and finish well from a tight angle.
With the Away end resounding to chants of “We want our trophy back" Reading's players have the look of a team determined to give the fans just what they want.
Nottingham Forest 0:5 Reading
After starting a day later than the rest of the competition Reading managed to get off to a flyer. With only two minutes played Leroy Lita instinctively prodded home at the near post after Kevin Doyle had proved too strong and too quick for Forest's defence. Lita threatened a second three minutes later when his header was well tipped over by Paul Smith. At this point it must have dawned on the Forest faithful that things in the Championship had changed somewhat since their last visit. Reading are now seen as favorites not only in this match, but also title winners in many experts’ eyes. It was Reading that were showing a pedigree and all the signs of a team with something to prove. Opportunities for the hosts were few and far between, as seasoned campaigners Ingimarsson and Duberry used their Premier league experience to nullify any threat from Earnshaw and Cole. Forest managed to hold out for half an hour before James Harper's curling free-kick left Smith rooted to the spot as the ball nestled in the top right hand corner of his goal. With only a minute left in the first half Reading made the game safe. Bobby Convey took a pass from the impressive Harper across the half way line before driving diagonally across the pitch. Just as everyone thought he had missed his opportunity to shoot, he found Doyle with a delightful back heel and the Irishman duly slotted home.
At the start of the second half Forest forced the issue with a succession of corners and an Earnshaw effort that shaved the bar. Forest's attacks were becoming desperate, as they seemed to forego any passing aspirations in favour of long balls hit in hope more than expectation. With their Ideas running out, their belief and energy were finally exhausted when Lita hit his second and Reading's fourth when he executed a quite wonderful first time volley from the edge of the area. Reading went on to control the rest of the game, with late substitute Shane Long racing away to round Smith and finish well from a tight angle.
With the Away end resounding to chants of “We want our trophy back" Reading's players have the look of a team determined to give the fans just what they want.
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