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Pepe the Horseman
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Graeme Murty. Happened to be captain during our most successful period, but had limited ability and all he did was moan at others around him. For someone that was signed as a winger, he couldn't cross for shit.
Pepe the Horseman Graeme Murty. Happened to be captain during our most successful period, but had limited ability and all he did was moan at others around him. For someone that was signed as a winger, he couldn't cross for shit.
no!!
Pepe the Horseman Graeme Murty. Happened to be captain during our most successful period, but had limited ability and all he did was moan at others around him. For someone that was signed as a winger, he couldn't cross for shit.
ALOL
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Negative_Jeff
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FiNeRaIn I don't really think forster was selfish, I think a big flaw in his game was his vision and awareness and the fact he never looked at whats around him enough, if he had those attributes he would have been playing regularly in the prem.
Quite agree but I`d go further. If Forster could have played with his head up he would have been an England player.
Negative_JeffFiNeRaIn I don't really think forster was selfish, I think a big flaw in his game was his vision and awareness and the fact he never looked at whats around him enough, if he had those attributes he would have been playing regularly in the prem.
Quite agree but I`d go further. If Forster could have played with his head up he would have been an England player.
tbh both these comments are pretty fair.
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I've got to say, I'm a bit 
and 
at the idea that Parky and Senior aren't bona fide RFC legends.
and at the idea that Parky and Senior aren't bona fide RFC legends.-
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I'm a bit like that at the suggestion of Hartenburger!! 
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Pepe the Horseman Graeme Murty. Happened to be captain during our most successful period, but had limited ability and all he did was moan at others around him. For someone that was signed as a winger, he couldn't cross for shit.
the RFC fans love for Murty knows no sensible boundaries. I was sl8ed on ehre for saying he was shit on BBCRB on Monday mornings
good call on Forster
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West Stand Man
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The issue here is really about what constitutes a legend. For some (and I think they are wrong) it means that the player has to have been an outstanding talent. For me the legend bit comes from what they gave to the club in commitment and performance. Hence Parky is; Murty is; I also add Forster in to that group; there are many others too. If a player was/is Reading through and through then he is beginning to look like a legend. Dean Horrix definitely is a legend and so is T Senior. R Friday is the stand out one - who also happens to have been an immense talent. Compare him with Tom Jenkins, another immense talent but never a legend
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Only one Trevor Morley
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whisper it quietly but I'd go for Kevin Dillon - never really sure what he added as a player or manager...
I never liked "Murts" tbh. Can't imagine his teammates did either - he's one of those really earnest cockends you always have in your side who annoy the piss out of you.
Oh what, you've just fallen over and given away another goal but it's okay coz you've clapped Y25 a lot and gone on the radio with your missus? Fook off.
Oh what, you've just fallen over and given away another goal but it's okay coz you've clapped Y25 a lot and gone on the radio with your missus? Fook off.
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Bandini
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Players who clap the fans are worse than Hitler.
In terms of legends, I'll chuck in Steve Richardson. Hard-working, thighs the size of a small country (n/h) and would spin the ball on his hand when taking throw-ins.
In terms of legends, I'll chuck in Steve Richardson. Hard-working, thighs the size of a small country (n/h) and would spin the ball on his hand when taking throw-ins.
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WHat you will notice about Reading legends is........(with the exception of RObin Friday, who was a legend for mainly all the wrong reasons)
None of them were the most skillful players. They were just try hards on the pitch.
None of them were the most skillful players. They were just try hards on the pitch.
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leicsRoyal
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Bandini Players who clap the fans are worse than Hitler.
In terms of legends, I'll chuck in Steve Richardson. Hard-working, thighs the size of a small country (n/h) and would spin the ball on his hand when taking throw-ins.
^greed
Probably just because of the era that I was introduced to RFC but many of the players around that time are legends in my eyes.
Mark White was another that always gave everything for the cause.
Wax Jacket the RFC fans love for Murty knows no sensible boundaries. I was sl8ed on ehre for saying he was shit on BBCRB on Monday mornings
Was that every Monday morning? Churchy must get the same press
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