by melonhead » 12 Sep 2013 16:52
by peterroyal76 » 12 Sep 2013 17:41
Elm Park PastyMike HuntElm Park Pasty
I had to stop following him. His hatred for Reading fans (probably fair, but we all are not mongs), and his delight/smugness that Reading have had a few tough weeks was really getting on my nerves. Talk about burning bridges. He does have a very punchable face though.
I always quite liked it when I followed a game on Twitter, and you'd have the @ReadingFC propaganda stream closely followed by Fordham's stream of what was really going on. Not sure what has happened recently though. Maybe he thinks he's bigger than us now, maybe he's become Oliver Holt's protege, or maybe he was just asked to pay for his portion of pasta when he made his recent trip to Hogwarts, but whatever it is, he's become slightly vitriolic and almost sneering. Fordham, if you're reading this, The Hound moved onto greater heights than you have when he left the Post, but he did it with class.
by Scutterbucketz » 12 Sep 2013 19:53
melonhead we did offer huge money for some of those, massively smashing our record bids etc
and the sig deal was very close.fell through for reasons out of our, and spurs' and gylfi's control.
by Victor Meldrew » 12 Sep 2013 20:18
Scutterbucketzmelonhead we did offer huge money for some of those, massively smashing our record bids etc
and the sig deal was very close.fell through for reasons out of our, and spurs' and gylfi's control.
Im amazed anyone actually still believes this?
by Ian Royal » 12 Sep 2013 20:46
Scutterbucketzmelonhead we did offer huge money for some of those, massively smashing our record bids etc
and the sig deal was very close.fell through for reasons out of our, and spurs' and gylfi's control.
Im amazed anyone actually still believes this?
by Uke » 12 Sep 2013 20:52
Ian RoyalScutterbucketzmelonhead we did offer huge money for some of those, massively smashing our record bids etc
and the sig deal was very close.fell through for reasons out of our, and spurs' and gylfi's control.
Im amazed anyone actually still believes this?
I'm amazed people don't given it was confirmed by Spurs.
by Nameless » 12 Sep 2013 21:42
by Ian Royal » 12 Sep 2013 23:04
UkeIan RoyalScutterbucketz
Im amazed anyone actually still believes this?
I'm amazed people don't given it was confirmed by Spurs.
So much that they rejected our "bids" three times, at no point did Spurs confirm we got close to the price they'd consider releasing him for!
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/footbal ... 76824.html
We were negotiating with Levy and thought we could get a player on the cheap
by P!ssed Off » 12 Sep 2013 23:07
Ian RoyalUkeIan Royal I'm amazed people don't given it was confirmed by Spurs.
So much that they rejected our "bids" three times, at no point did Spurs confirm we got close to the price they'd consider releasing him for!
http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/footbal ... 76824.html
We were negotiating with Levy and thought we could get a player on the cheap
You think an offer smashing our transfer record by about 4 times is 'on the cheap'?
by Uke » 12 Sep 2013 23:16
Ian Royal You think an offer smashing our transfer record by about 4 times is 'on the cheap'?
by melonhead » 13 Sep 2013 11:01
lol at you lot thinking your random brain spewings are any more itk than mine. At least mine are based on actual quotes. Not just your shit conspiracy theorys.Victor MeldrewScutterbucketzmelonhead we did offer huge money for some of those, massively smashing our record bids etc
and the sig deal was very close.fell through for reasons out of our, and spurs' and gylfi's control.
Im amazed anyone actually still believes this?
There is naïve and very naïve-melon is the latter.
by melonhead » 13 Sep 2013 11:02
Ian RoyalScutterbucketzmelonhead we did offer huge money for some of those, massively smashing our record bids etc
and the sig deal was very close.fell through for reasons out of our, and spurs' and gylfi's control.
Im amazed anyone actually still believes this?
I'm amazed people don't given it was confirmed by Spurs.
by SydenhamRoyal » 13 Sep 2013 12:16
by Wycombe Royal » 13 Sep 2013 12:19
by Ian Royal » 13 Sep 2013 12:25
melonheadIan RoyalScutterbucketz [quote="Im amazed anyone actually still believes this?
I'm amazed people don't given it was confirmed by Spurs.
sometimes people just believe what they believe, and no ammount of evidence will deter them from that
i prefer to just stick to evidence based opinion.rather than just making shit up to fit my own weird belief system
by winchester_royal » 13 Sep 2013 12:25
Wycombe Royal So they are expecting him to sign within hours. I'll believe it when I see it.......
by Uke » 13 Sep 2013 12:33
winchester_royalWycombe Royal So they are expecting him to sign within hours. I'll believe it when I see it.......
Who's expecting who to sign when?
by Elm Park Pasty » 13 Sep 2013 12:49
Ukewinchester_royalWycombe Royal So they are expecting him to sign within hours. I'll believe it when I see it.......
Who's expecting who to sign when?
E 'una stronzata improbabile voce che Sissoko firmerà per il Reading FC scartabellato da internet
by SydenhamRoyal » 13 Sep 2013 12:50
Ukewinchester_royalWycombe Royal So they are expecting him to sign within hours. I'll believe it when I see it.......
Who's expecting who to sign when?
E 'una stronzata improbabile voce che Sissoko firmerà per il Reading FC scartabellato da internet
by PieEater » 13 Sep 2013 12:53
SydenhamRoyal If we could get back on topic?
Today:
CALCIOMERCATO READING SISSOKO/ ROMA - Per vedere Momo Sissoko con la maglia del Reading - indiscrezione anticipato da Calciomercato.it - è davvero questione di ore. Secondo quanto riportato da 'Fichajes.com', oggi il centrocampista maliano, attualmente svincolato, potrebbe firmare con il club britannico.
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