by madstadblues » 01 Jun 2015 08:54
by West Stand Man » 01 Jun 2015 09:52
tidus_mi2 While our form towards the tail end of the season was pretty dire, we still finished 10pts clear of relegation, we didn't just avoid relegation, in truth we never got dragged into it.
Plenty of conspiracy theories of the Thais but when they've made public announcements, they've been fairly positive, most notably dedication to the academy and Bearwood plans.
by Ian Royal » 01 Jun 2015 10:47
by multisync1830 » 01 Jun 2015 20:36
madstadblues I think work has started on re-surfacing the pitch IIRC that whole exercise costs around 200k. Seems a bit of a waste if they plan to run the club into the ground.
by PeterReadingborn59 » 01 Jun 2015 20:48
multisync1830madstadblues I think work has started on re-surfacing the pitch IIRC that whole exercise costs around 200k. Seems a bit of a waste if they plan to run the club into the ground.
The last time cost around 800k , this time it's not quite as extensive so your figure may be nearer?
by Turns8 » 01 Jun 2015 21:59
PeterReadingborn59multisync1830madstadblues I think work has started on re-surfacing the pitch IIRC that whole exercise costs around 200k. Seems a bit of a waste if they plan to run the club into the ground.
The last time cost around 800k , this time it's not quite as extensive so your figure may be nearer?
Wonder if the old surface could be sold on eBay? it would be better than most garden lawns where kids have created goals etc.
by RoyalBlue » 02 Jun 2015 08:10
Turns8PeterReadingborn59multisync1830 The last time cost around 800k , this time it's not quite as extensive so your figure may be nearer?
Wonder if the old surface could be sold on eBay? it would be better than most garden lawns where kids have created goals etc.
I think last time they took the whole surface up completely...there was a charity match on it over the weekend and the surface was yellow (where they had just put loads of weedkiller down)...this makes me think the new surface will then be sown on top, once the weed killer has done the job...sounds like the cheaper option!!!
by Coppelled_Streets » 02 Jun 2015 10:20
Turns8
I think last time they took the whole surface up completely...there was a charity match on it over the weekend and the surface was yellow (where they had just put loads of weedkiller down)...this makes me think the new surface will then be sown on top, once the weed killer has done the job...sounds like the cheaper option!!!
by Nameless » 02 Jun 2015 10:41
by Nameless » 02 Jun 2015 11:22
paddy20Namelesspaddy20 They seem to have a fantastic knowledge of the fair play rules but not much knowledge about football. Hopefully this is not a convenient excuse for no investment. I wonder if Clarke is as worried as most of us are? The communication between the owners and the fans is awful. Perhaps thats because they would only have bad news for us!
There are members of the wider Thai group with very good football knowledge, so no worries there. And in any case we did fairly well under an owner who had zero football knowledge.
What makes you think 'most' people are worried ? And what are they worried about ?
Why are we worried? Are you serious?? Just avoided relegation,losing our best players, no sign of any new signings. Almost went into administration.Perhaps you have never experienced watching Reading in the old 3rd and 4th divisions. Believe me it aint nice! Still time still to see if the Thai's are serious about getting us back into the premiership but Clarke said he wanted to do all his transfer business early. Only sign of that is trying to sign a goalkeeper that let in 10 or so goals in his last 3 games.
by Harpers So Solid Crew » 02 Jun 2015 12:43
by Forbury Lion » 02 Jun 2015 14:08
Would that be Samrit who signed the injured Anton Ferdinand for Thai Police then realised he had missed the registration deadline for the Thai league so had to farm him out to Reading instead?Nameless There are members of the wider Thai group with very good football knowledge
by Coppelled_Streets » 02 Jun 2015 15:00
Forbury LionWould that be Samrit who signed the injured Anton Ferdinand for Thai Police then realised he had missed the registration deadline for the Thai league so had to farm him out to Reading instead?Nameless There are members of the wider Thai group with very good football knowledge
by Silver Fox » 02 Jun 2015 23:46
Ian Royal Had we not won on the last day we'd have been just a couple of points above about average for the third bottom side.
by loyalroyal4life » 03 Jun 2015 09:10
Silver FoxIan Royal Had we not won on the last day we'd have been just a couple of points above about average for the third bottom side.
So what?
by Coppelled_Streets » 03 Jun 2015 09:35
by Nameless » 03 Jun 2015 17:44
Forbury LionWould that be Samrit who signed the injured Anton Ferdinand for Thai Police then realised he had missed the registration deadline for the Thai league so had to farm him out to Reading instead?Nameless There are members of the wider Thai group with very good football knowledge
by multisync1830 » 03 Jun 2015 18:47
NamelessForbury LionWould that be Samrit who signed the injured Anton Ferdinand for Thai Police then realised he had missed the registration deadline for the Thai league so had to farm him out to Reading instead?Nameless There are members of the wider Thai group with very good football knowledge
No, as pointed out he's not involved currently.
by Nameless » 03 Jun 2015 20:36
by multisync1830 » 03 Jun 2015 20:59
Nameless So you think that is Samrit using another name ?
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