To be fair, the defence did make a number of back passes to him, at times under pressure hoofing it away can be the best option.SPARTA McCarthy solid but can't kick a football to save his life.
by Royal Biscuitman » 05 Aug 2013 14:12
To be fair, the defence did make a number of back passes to him, at times under pressure hoofing it away can be the best option.SPARTA McCarthy solid but can't kick a football to save his life.
by Alexander Litvinenko » 05 Aug 2013 14:17
Royal BiscuitmanTo be fair, the defence did make a number of back passes to him, at times under pressure hoofing it away can be the best option.SPARTA McCarthy solid but can't kick a football to save his life.
by NattMiles » 05 Aug 2013 14:30
by Alexander Litvinenko » 05 Aug 2013 14:43
Tokyo Sex Whale How long ago is it since a Reading player scored a goal at home?
*This weekend was an OG and a huge deflection?
by CrispyRoyal » 05 Aug 2013 15:13
melonheadCrispyRoyal Yeah, but Guthrie apologised to Brian and the fans, what's the problem now? It's done, in the past, what he once did no longer matters. What does matter, is he showed his desire and commitment to the club yesterday with a great performance and a good goal. Funny how when Guthrie was rubbish so was the team, and when Guthrie got his act together and started to grow into the game, eventually coming out as the key man on the pitch, the whole team improved and seemed to play around him. It was like Guthrie was at the heart of everything, it was really clear to see, and shows he will be vital this year.
To still critisize him for something that happened under different managers in a different season and about 8 months ago is ridiculous. He is part of the team now, he apologised for what he did, what does it matter anymore? People need to let that go..
LOL.
apology accepted for sure danny,
i was happy to move on as soon as brian said he had.
but if he wants my love and trust and respect he still has some way to go.
if your missus shagged your brother, but then apologised. would it all be ok?
how long would you think it would take for it all to become ok?
sometimes an apology on its own, means next to nothing
id imagine a couple of whole games where he looks like he did 2nd half, and he'll be fully forgiven.
that'd be like your missus apologising for shagging your brother, and her allowing you anal/3somes for a few weeks to make up for it.
youd start to come round
by melonhead » 05 Aug 2013 15:13
Extended-Phenotype We won our first game at home and first game of the season for an eon, played well and saw a player be a vital cog in that win, yet the focus of this thread for some seems to be an irrelevant year old fallout.
I’m saying that’s odd and that what I feel is important is how well people play.
That’s then made out to be ‘jizzing over his picture’ or demonstrating I would let him f/ck my wife if he apologised afterwards.
It’s obvious to anyone which side is being rational.
by melonhead » 05 Aug 2013 15:30
CrispyRoyalmelonheadCrispyRoyal Yeah, but Guthrie apologised to Brian and the fans, what's the problem now? It's done, in the past, what he once did no longer matters. What does matter, is he showed his desire and commitment to the club yesterday with a great performance and a good goal. Funny how when Guthrie was rubbish so was the team, and when Guthrie got his act together and started to grow into the game, eventually coming out as the key man on the pitch, the whole team improved and seemed to play around him. It was like Guthrie was at the heart of everything, it was really clear to see, and shows he will be vital this year.
To still critisize him for something that happened under different managers in a different season and about 8 months ago is ridiculous. He is part of the team now, he apologised for what he did, what does it matter anymore? People need to let that go..
LOL.
apology accepted for sure danny,
i was happy to move on as soon as brian said he had.
but if he wants my love and trust and respect he still has some way to go.
if your missus shagged your brother, but then apologised. would it all be ok?
how long would you think it would take for it all to become ok?
sometimes an apology on its own, means next to nothing
id imagine a couple of whole games where he looks like he did 2nd half, and he'll be fully forgiven.
that'd be like your missus apologising for shagging your brother, and her allowing you anal/3somes for a few weeks to make up for it.
youd start to come round
Your comparison to my misuse getting off with my brother is laughable. Refusing to sit on the bench is hardly adultery is it? Why can't you accept his apology? His goal and performance on Saturday showed his heart is in the club now, at least with Adkins in charge it is. He showed passion for the club, and that is what matters to me, not absurd comparisons to fictional events.
Guthrie cares, he has my respect back, refusing to sit on the bench for a game we were thrashed in hardly matters to me, what difference could he have made? It doesn't matter anymore, that was nearly a year ago.
by Extended-Phenotype » 05 Aug 2013 15:35
melonheadExtended-Phenotype We won our first game at home and first game of the season for an eon, played well and saw a player be a vital cog in that win, yet the focus of this thread for some seems to be an irrelevant year old fallout.
I’m saying that’s odd and that what I feel is important is how well people play.
That’s then made out to be ‘jizzing over his picture’ or demonstrating I would let him f/ck my wife if he apologised afterwards.
It’s obvious to anyone which side is being rational.
i simply explained why i didnt make him man of the match.
despite him very much being one of the best players on the pitch, and among those who had the most influence on the game.
which is then made out to be me holding some sort of never ending, unjustified grudge against a player, which means i can never acknowledge when he's done well, as some sort of revenge for wot he done to my brian.
thats just how the internet works.
but i admire your passion and drive for trying to reform that
by melonhead » 05 Aug 2013 15:41
Extended-PhenotypemelonheadExtended-Phenotype We won our first game at home and first game of the season for an eon, played well and saw a player be a vital cog in that win, yet the focus of this thread for some seems to be an irrelevant year old fallout.
I’m saying that’s odd and that what I feel is important is how well people play.
That’s then made out to be ‘jizzing over his picture’ or demonstrating I would let him f/ck my wife if he apologised afterwards.
It’s obvious to anyone which side is being rational.
i simply explained why i didnt make him man of the match.
despite him very much being one of the best players on the pitch, and among those who had the most influence on the game.
which is then made out to be me holding some sort of never ending, unjustified grudge against a player, which means i can never acknowledge when he's done well, as some sort of revenge for wot he done to my brian.
thats just how the internet works.
but i admire your passion and drive for trying to reform that
Me: Bit odd people are still going on about the fallout. He played well.
You: <Two pages about the fallout>
Me: It was nearly a year ago now.
You: YOU ARE A DOORMAT AND JIZZ ON HIM
Me: I just care about our team and players playing well.
You: LOL ASTERISK LOL
Me: ?
You: <invent some story about apologies>
Me: ?
You: YOU ARE WRONG
Me: ?
That's how it went. You seem to forget it's a forum and conversations are kinda recorded.
by Extended-Phenotype » 05 Aug 2013 15:52
by melonhead » 05 Aug 2013 15:55
Extended-Phenotype I don’t care that you have him a 7. Never said anything about what you scored him.
I never said anything about him apologising or that apologies make everything ok.
.
by Ian Royal » 05 Aug 2013 16:32
Royal LadyIan Royalmelonhead lol at that making it ok to refuse to play
No one (at least no one with half a braincell, which I sometimes think might rule out RL) has ever suggested he was right to refuse to play. But people had sympathy for his position without condoning the action, because of the piss poor handling of him and performances without him.
FFS, why do you have to use this to have a stupid pop at me? Then you go on to agree with what I have to say.
by Ian Royal » 05 Aug 2013 16:33
RoyallyFcukedP!ssed OffP!ssed Off
Teamwise, I'm glad that McAnuff is not going to be guaranteed a starting spot this season, he can work for it like the rest of them. Adkins appears to be taking the sensible approach, appointing a captain on a game by game basis, based on who's on the pitch through merit.
Certain forum members who have been assuring us all summer that McAnuff will remain captain and is the best player in the team are clearly a) upset that Adkins disagrees with them and b) upset that other fans agree with Adkins.
Hahaha so true. He is not good enough to be in our starting 11 on merit, Adkins knows this and knew he had to change the captain in order to have our best 11 on the pitch.
And yeah we were talking shit wernt we? Not naming any names though (Ian RoyaLOL)
by Extended-Phenotype » 05 Aug 2013 16:43
melonheadExtended-Phenotype I don’t care that you have him a 7. Never said anything about what you scored him.
I never said anything about him apologising or that apologies make everything ok.
.
then what the hell is your problem man.
by Royal Lady » 05 Aug 2013 16:54
Ian RoyalRoyal LadyIan Royal No one (at least no one with half a braincell, which I sometimes think might rule out RL) has ever suggested he was right to refuse to play. But people had sympathy for his position without condoning the action, because of the piss poor handling of him and performances without him.
FFS, why do you have to use this to have a stupid pop at me? Then you go on to agree with what I have to say.
watch that glass house love.
by Jinx » 05 Aug 2013 17:13
by Ian Royal » 05 Aug 2013 17:14
by sandman » 05 Aug 2013 17:27
Ian Royal Just watched the highlights. Drenthe looks an absolute beast of a player! Nearly a goal from his corner before McCleary's top cross back in and ALF's superb header under pressure. Great strike from Guthrie, although I can't help feel the keeper should have done better. Good save from McCarthy at 1-1... HRK? suspect on picking up Tabb after McCarthy's save for their goal.
Tabb perhaps showing he was another player misused as just a water carrier by McDermott? Some very nice attacking play and shooting from him judging by those highlights.
by Ian Royal » 05 Aug 2013 18:20
Tokyo Sex WhaleIan Royal Great strike from Guthrie, although I can't help feel the keeper should have done better.
Massive deflection. Keeper had no chance.
by creative_username_1 » 05 Aug 2013 18:25
Ian RoyalTokyo Sex WhaleIan Royal Great strike from Guthrie, although I can't help feel the keeper should have done better.
Massive deflection. Keeper had no chance.
Really!? Didn't look like anyone got near it to me.
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