What will make you happy this season
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I just want to see the team give it's all every week. If we go down having given it our best, then so be it.
I just hope the supporters don't get on the players backs when we struggle, because we will lose a fair few games this coming season and some people are still in fantasy land after how well we played last season.
I just hope the supporters don't get on the players backs when we struggle, because we will lose a fair few games this coming season and some people are still in fantasy land after how well we played last season.
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I just hope the supporters don't get on the players backs when we struggle, because we will lose a fair few games this coming season and some people are still in fantasy land after how well we played last season.
If people start booing I will be telling them to f*ck off. I hope I won't be alone in my crusade.
I am surprised by the negativitiy on this topic.
Most people are either happy for us to finish 17th or beat one of the big boys at home.
I think you are overestimating the Premiership. While the top 4 teams are head and shoulders above the rest, the majority of the other teams are filled with second rate, overpaid players.
Teams like Fulham, Charlton, Wigan, Villa and Middlesbrough, will struggle this year, so there is no reason why we should not finish around 10th - 14th.
Remember we stormed the championship last season and have a young side that is capable of improving and keeping the momentum going. In addition, the signings and potential signings are looking good and are at the exactly right level to improve our squad without disrupting the existing team blend.
The key is starting well in our first 5 games....
Most people are either happy for us to finish 17th or beat one of the big boys at home.
I think you are overestimating the Premiership. While the top 4 teams are head and shoulders above the rest, the majority of the other teams are filled with second rate, overpaid players.
Teams like Fulham, Charlton, Wigan, Villa and Middlesbrough, will struggle this year, so there is no reason why we should not finish around 10th - 14th.
Remember we stormed the championship last season and have a young side that is capable of improving and keeping the momentum going. In addition, the signings and potential signings are looking good and are at the exactly right level to improve our squad without disrupting the existing team blend.
The key is starting well in our first 5 games....
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Leamington Royal Driving round the premiership wasteland (Villa excepted) known as the Midlands with my Royals minikit and stickers in full view. Sorry small minded I know!
I'm surprised your windows are still intact. You must be one lucky person.
Go and park your car in Kingstanding for an hour or two. That should sort it out.
In 100% honesty.
To be relegated
but
to have learned a lot about the Premiership, to have raised the profile of our club, to remain in a fairly strong position (i.e. not losing all our best players) to moutn another challenge for the Prem the next season and most importantly for us to keep Coppell.
With that I'll be happy. Any more and I'll be ecstatic.
To be relegated
but
to have learned a lot about the Premiership, to have raised the profile of our club, to remain in a fairly strong position (i.e. not losing all our best players) to moutn another challenge for the Prem the next season and most importantly for us to keep Coppell.
With that I'll be happy. Any more and I'll be ecstatic.
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SpaceCruiser
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Leamington Royal
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Wycombe RoyalLeamington Royal Driving round the premiership wasteland (Villa excepted) known as the Midlands with my Royals minikit and stickers in full view. Sorry small minded I know!
I'm surprised your windows are still intact. You must be one lucky person.
Go and park your car in Kingstanding for an hour or two. That should sort it out.
Sounds a lovely place. Is that where Seol used to live?
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Whore Jackie
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2 world wars, 1 world cup In 100% honesty.
To be relegated
but
to have learned a lot about the Premiership, to have raised the profile of our club, to remain in a fairly strong position (i.e. not losing all our best players) to moutn another challenge for the Prem the next season and most importantly for us to keep Coppell.
With that I'll be happy. Any more and I'll be ecstatic.
This is disgusting. If it really honest, then you are a doom monger.
This is not the view of a true Reading fan - you are living in the past.
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