Confimred new owners of Raeding Footbal Club

[1871 not 1998]

I bet she has a massive cock.

[SpaghettiHoop]

[multisync1830]

She hides it well.

tucking

[sputnik]

I bet she has a massive cock.

ROFL

[Silver Fox]

I'd like to congratulate Watts, Fordham, Dellor and all the ITK types on here for mentioning this fella a combined fvck all times before this evening

[Royal Ginger]

Yes that's all very well, but - and I think I speak for all Reading fans here - what we really want to know is, how fit is his wife?

Meh, I'd still have a crack...maybe more of a canyon once she's done with it.

[SPARTA]

She'd had some work...

She has more manly legs than me! Defo a chappie.

[WoodleyRoyal]

She'd had some work...

She has more manly legs than me! Defo a chappie.

That's not her leg

[Royal Ginger]

Let's not piss off the new overlord until Gylfi's back.

[Mr.Swainey]

I'll be the first to say that if the club do decide to change the name to Red Bull Royals or any shit like that, I'm out.

[Agent Balti]

I'll be the first to say that if the club do decide to change the name to Red Bull Royals or any shit like that, I'm out.

It didn't work for Hull, so a prefix to our name is off the chart!!

Anyway, back to Tran Tran...

[Royal Ginger]

Bye

[WoodleyRoyal]

I'll be the first to say that if the club do decide to change the name to Red Bull Royals or any shit like that, I'm out.

calm down

[multisync1830]

Red hoops anyone?

[JIM]

Hull did not get a change, so why would we

[Lovely hot donuts!]

Obviously relieved if we have a knew owner who can invest money into the club BUT I would be extremely worried of it really is this guy who is an owner of Red Bull. New York MetroStars, SV Austria Salzburg and SSV Markranstädt were all bought by Red Bull and then re-branded as New York Red Bulls, Red Bull Salzburg and RB Liepzig respectively. All have almost identical badges and identical kits.
The FA would almost certainly block a name change (they blocked Hull Tigers) but they would be powerless against the kit change and the words "Red Bull" being plastered on everything other than the badge. To be honest, I don't find that prospect remotely appetising even if it brings success!
The two glimmers of hope are:
1) The general football supporting public & media in Britain probably wouldn't stand for the re-branding.
2) It seems, from the extremely limited amount of information we have, that it is actually this one specific Thai fella who's buying the company as opposed to Red Bull GmbH who bought the three previously mentioned football clubs.
Fingers crossed.

[SPARTA]

Red hoops anyone?

Red hoops give you rings.

[SPARTA]

Obviously relieved if we have a knew owner who can invest money into the club BUT I would be extremely worried of it really is this guy who is an owner of Red Bull. New York MetroStars, SV Austria Salzburg and SSV Markranstädt were all bought by Red Bull and then re-branded as New York Red Bulls, Red Bull Salzburg and RB Liepzig respectively. All have almost identical badges and identical kits.
The FA would almost certainly block a name change (they blocked Hull Tigers) but they would be powerless against the kit change and the words "Red Bull" being plastered on everything other than the badge. To be honest, I don't find that prospect remotely appetising even if it brings success!
The two glimmers of hope are:
1) The general football supporting public & media in Britain probably wouldn't stand for the re-branding.
2) It seems, from the extremely limited amount of information we have, that it is actually this one specific Thai fella who's buying the company as opposed to Red Bull GmbH who bought the three previously mentioned football clubs.
Fingers crossed.

Charles says it's not him.

[RG7Fan]

I'm sure this is a good deal for the club. However, I've seen people posting here there and everywhere that we are now the new Man City. Lets not get too carried away until we know more ...

[akranes]

Just to clear it up... maybe:

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news ... h-football

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