Next Reading Manager: Press Conference @ 9:15

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by akranes » 12 Mar 2013 16:33

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Good call


You like Dick?




sorry


We all love Dick.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by ManchesterRoyals » 12 Mar 2013 16:39

akranes
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Good call


Getting the feeling it could be him.


Would be a great appointment if that happened

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by melonhead » 12 Mar 2013 16:41

agreed

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by Royal Ginger » 12 Mar 2013 16:41

Please not Di Canio. We'll be such a laughing stock.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by Wycombe Royal » 12 Mar 2013 16:41

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I'm fairly sure he doesn't know what impeccable means


7wins from 9 games saving them from certain relegation
Next season top 10 finish from a side previously being dead certs for relegation despite key injuries
A good start to following season before he left.

I recommend freedictionary.com mate.

but you don't mention the massive transfer budget he had...to be honest most managers could have done what he did spending that much.


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Re: Next Reading Manager

by mr_number » 12 Mar 2013 16:42

I'm not sure I'd leave PSV when they're one point off the lead of the Eredvisie for Reading, personally, but fair play to Anton if his powers of persuasion are up to it.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by ZacNaloen » 12 Mar 2013 16:45

Starting to think presense of Di Canio is really just a coincindence based on the current BBC article being ran on him

He is literally just watching premier league games and training sessions in order to learn.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by Elm Park Pasty » 12 Mar 2013 16:47

ZacNaloen Starting to think presense of Di Canio is really just a coincindence based on the current BBC article being ran on him

He is literally just watching premier league games and training sessions in order to learn.


So presumably Saturday was about learning how not to do things :cry:

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by maffff » 12 Mar 2013 16:50

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Good call

:| where/when did I say that..

*edit. I would LOVE this to happen, but would have thought he'd be beyond us.

*second edit. And that's who I voted for in the poll.
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Re: Next Reading Manager

by parky » 12 Mar 2013 16:51

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ZacNaloen Starting to think presense of Di Canio is really just a coincindence based on the current BBC article being ran on him

He is literally just watching premier league games and training sessions in order to learn.


So presumably Saturday was about learning how not to do things :cry:


If you assume he was watching us.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by Pepe the Horseman » 12 Mar 2013 16:53

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Good call

:| where/when did I say that..

*edit. I would LOVE this to happen, but would have thought he'd be beyond us.

I read between the lines
maffff I wish Salako would just shut up advocating Di Canio.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by Bandini » 12 Mar 2013 16:54

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ZacNaloen Starting to think presense of Di Canio is really just a coincindence based on the current BBC article being ran on him

He is literally just watching premier league games and training sessions in order to learn.


So presumably Saturday was about learning how not to do things :cry:


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Re: Next Reading Manager

by maffff » 12 Mar 2013 16:54

Pepe the Horseman I read between the lines
maffff I wish Salako would just shut up advocating Di Canio.


I like and endorse your interpretation :lol:


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Re: Next Reading Manager

by windermere_royal » 12 Mar 2013 16:54

of course you do realise if Dolan does a half decent job he will be offered the job, I think BM (from memory) lost 3 of the 5 games as caretaker boss before being installed.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by MouldyRoyal » 12 Mar 2013 17:01

That was under SJM. Not sure AZ will operate the same way but time will tell.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by maffff » 12 Mar 2013 17:03

mr_number I'm not sure I'd leave PSV when they're one point off the lead of the Eredvisie for Reading, personally, but fair play to Anton if his powers of persuasion are up to it.


De Telegraaf appear to be suggesting he may join us at the end of the season.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by The Rouge » 12 Mar 2013 17:05

akranes
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Good call


Getting the feeling it could be him.


I had a small punt at him, but was thinking he may take it at the end of the season as a longshot.
He is currently manager of PSV and one point second to Ajax.
why do you get the feeling?

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by Elm Park Pasty » 12 Mar 2013 17:11

windermere_royal of course you do realise if Dolan does a half decent job he will be offered the job, I think BM (from memory) lost 3 of the 5 games as caretaker boss before being installed.


Could be interesting if Dolan takes the team to Man Utd, bearing in mind he would have had them since today for training. Can almost imagine Fergie putting out an A- team (let's face it, do they have a B team?) with big centre backs etc etc and suddenly finding an RFC team knocking the ball around like the Academy...... can imagine him in the dug out........

'Oi Pish, Reading can pass. Who knew?'

We all know chances are we will lose then but would just be nice to spring a little surprise at the home of the champions elect.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by MouldyRoyal » 12 Mar 2013 17:13

^I look forward to seeing Aaron Tshibola pulling the strings on the Old Trafford turf.

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Re: Next Reading Manager

by Elm Park Pasty » 12 Mar 2013 17:16

MouldyRoyal ^I look forward to seeing Aaron Tshibola pulling the strings on the Old Trafford turf.


I was actually thinking of the first team, but I guess it is asking Eamonn to work miracles with some of them in the next few days (not mentioning any names!)

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