by Archie's penalty » 01 Feb 2009 20:24
by Snowball » 01 Feb 2009 20:37
Woodcote RoyalSmoking Kills Dancing Doe
People around me were getting upset that we didn't make any subs, but I was looking at the bench and thinking who would make a difference?
I agree but think Tabb would have increased our options over Marek.
If Coppell didn't feel he had a sub worth bringing on in an attempt to the win the game he needs to re-assess who he puts on the bench.
by Woodcote Royal » 01 Feb 2009 21:33
Smoking Kills Dancing Doe
I'd like to see Cambell - Ryce come in even if Hunt stays, a quick, strong winger, who can play both sides and actually push Kebe and Hunt for their places.
by Royal With Cheese » 02 Feb 2009 00:25
OLLIE KEARNS We've been sussed since we stuck 6 and 4 past Sheff Wed and Swansea in that everyone plays a defensive 4-5-1 against us and stops us getting width. And yet we continue on an upward curve points wise.
Yesterday was typical of the whole scenario. We were the better side in the second half but still without a great deal of creativity. Would you utilise a "match changing bench" (Matejovsky maybe ?) or stick with what you had given that we were the only side likely to win the game at that stage ?
It's a difficult question for sure. I can just understand why Coppell would continue to go with a formula that is picking up more points that all of our rivals. Even though I'd prefer your option as far as watching enjoyable football is concerned
by bb0118 » 02 Feb 2009 02:58
by Ashfordroyal » 02 Feb 2009 09:11
SLAMMEDAshfordroyal From these photos Slammed, you must have been behind me, I was sat next to the "odd couple" that moved in the first 10 mins. The reason they moved was because the idiot behind them kept efin and blinding continually.
But please tell me you are not the tosser who slagged the team off the whole game shouting,
"this is fkcin sh*t"
"fkcn sort it out"
"your all twats"
"fkc off to Spurs Hunt"
etc. etc. etc.
In fact I nearly saved the stewards a job.
Nah i wasnt the tosser, he was sitting next to me. He pissed me off as well. Every 5 minutes i would get "Hunt dont take the corner your f*cking sh*t!" hammered into my right ear.
by CMRoyal » 02 Feb 2009 09:16
AshfordroyalSLAMMEDAshfordroyal From these photos Slammed, you must have been behind me, I was sat next to the "odd couple" that moved in the first 10 mins. The reason they moved was because the idiot behind them kept efin and blinding continually.
But please tell me you are not the tosser who slagged the team off the whole game shouting,
"this is fkcin sh*t"
"fkcn sort it out"
"your all twats"
"fkc off to Spurs Hunt"
etc. etc. etc.
In fact I nearly saved the stewards a job.
Nah i wasnt the tosser, he was sitting next to me. He pissed me off as well. Every 5 minutes i would get "Hunt dont take the corner your f*cking sh*t!" hammered into my right ear.
by readingbedding » 02 Feb 2009 09:21
by NWL Royal » 02 Feb 2009 09:45
by Royal Lady » 02 Feb 2009 10:04
You've already mentioned that you reckon me and Schards were sat/stood there. I hardly spoke all match - I was too busy singing. I did notice some bloke staring at me everytime I looked around, I just presumed he'd been let out for the day.readingbedding Z3, Row E, lots of complete nob-heads there.
You know who you are.
by OLLIE KEARNS » 02 Feb 2009 10:06
by readingbedding » 02 Feb 2009 10:09
readingbedding Yeah, I guess people have a tough old week and let it all out at the match.
Good for the soul.
by readingbedding » 02 Feb 2009 10:20
by The Rouge » 02 Feb 2009 14:12
by AF1 » 02 Feb 2009 14:23
by Royal Lady » 02 Feb 2009 14:25
by Sun Tzu » 02 Feb 2009 14:27
AF1 has nobody got any stories about the post match shenanigans to titillate us with then?
Paddington was crawling with filth one of which informed us 'it had all gone off'
by wolsey » 02 Feb 2009 14:27
The Rouge Cold.
2 chances in the whole game.
QPR shaded first half.
Reading shaded 2nd half.
Both teams v organised.
Both defences played well.
Routledge shone for them.
Helguson a handful, should have scored his chance.
We badly lacked someone like Little or Shorey who have such fantastic first touches and could have perhaps bought themselves some time on a day when no one else could.
Pearce, Doobs, Rosenior and Cisse shone for me, with Doyle and Lita working v hard without reward.
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