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Our back-up

by Gordons Cumming » 18 Aug 2006 10:19

If, by some catastrophe, our first choice team all got injured at the same time this is our back-up:-

Stack
Halls
Gunnarsson
Sodje
Golbourne
Little
Oster
Osano
Hunt
Long
Lita


hhhmmmmmmmmmm.............................bit worrying isn't it?

or is it?

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by rabidbee » 18 Aug 2006 10:20

Scratch Golbourne, at least for the next month.

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by Gordons Cumming » 18 Aug 2006 10:22

rabidbee Scratch Golbourne, at least for the next month.


I know, but with whom?

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by rabidbee » 18 Aug 2006 10:23

Gordons Cumming
rabidbee Scratch Golbourne, at least for the next month.


I know, but with whom?


That was kind of my point.

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by southbank1871 » 18 Aug 2006 10:24

In essence, if we are very unlucky with injuries, we will more than likely be fcuked! Imagine having to play Chelsea with John Halls and Gunnarson in centre mid!


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by rabidbee » 18 Aug 2006 10:27

southbank1871 In essence, if we are very unlucky with injuries, we will more than likely be fcuked! Imagine having to play Chelsea with John Halls and Gunnarson in centre mid!


In some ways, I won't mind that. I hope that the team aren't thinking this way, but I'm prepared to pretty much write off the points against last year's top 4 - but not Spurs :evil:

I'd be much more aggrieved if we had to play Pompey or Wigan with the above scenario, because they're the teams we'll really need to ensure maximum points against. I'd feel fairly confident against Shef U with those too, though - it's not like the Blades have a midfield of their own :)

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by Mr Angry » 18 Aug 2006 10:28

For comparison, what are Watford, Sheff Utd, Fulham, Middlesboro, Charlton, Portsmouth, Villa, Everton, Wigan, Man City, Newcastle, Bolton, West Ham and Blackburn's equivilent???

:?

I suggest that those teams may not have anywhere near as much strength in depth as you perceive them to have and, in their own way, are just as susceptible to injuries (and more so to suspensions) as we are.

On the other hand, if you are comparing us with the likes of Man Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool, Spurs and Arsenal, then yep - you have made a totally valid and indisputable point; we don't have the same strength in depth as those teams........

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Re: Our back-up

by Tilehurst Mike » 18 Aug 2006 10:52

Gordons Cumming If, by some catastrophe, our first choice team all got injured at the same time this is our back-up:-

Stack
Halls
Gunnarsson
Sodje
Golbourne
Little
Oster
Osano
Hunt
Long
Lita


hhhmmmmmmmmmm.............................bit worrying isn't it?

or is it?


most of these players would probably walk in to most Championship sides but it really is an unknown whether they are good enough if they are called upon in the Premiership. They will give 100% committment thats for sure. If you added another experienced CB and CM to this list I would be reasonably happy. Following Coppell's cooments about the two 5 Mill bids for players, I'm just beginning to wonder whether the club has got its transfer policy wrong by seemingly targetting only certain players who are seen as 'fiiting in'??

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by blade 1 » 18 Aug 2006 14:07

For comparison, what are Watford, Sheff Utd, Fulham, Middlesboro, Charlton, Portsmouth, Villa, Everton, Wigan, Man City, Newcastle, Bolton, West Ham and Blackburn's equivilent???


bennet

kozluck morgan short unsworth

keeeeefff leggy le tie alan quinn

kabba ade.

and you can add to that our talented youngsters, like nade, nicky law, stephen quinn ian ross, jonny forte. who will make an impact without a doubt. As long as spurs don't start sniffing around as they always do
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Re: Our back-up

by G'La » 18 Aug 2006 14:08

Gordons Cumming If, by some catastrophe, our first choice team all got injured at the same time this is our back-up:-

Stack
Halls
Gunnarsson
Sodje
Golbourne
Little
Oster
Osano
Hunt
Long
Lita


hhhmmmmmmmmmm.............................bit worrying isn't it?

or is it?


Thats our cup squad isnt it :D

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by kingthor » 18 Aug 2006 14:21

Yeah, Reading's success this season is really dependent on health, I think we can really suprise people this season, and possibly end up in the top half, but if we have injury problems...hopefully we can hang on. I'm expecting some big signings soon.

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Re: Our back-up

by USA! USA! » 18 Aug 2006 14:46

Gordons Cumming If, by some catastrophe, our first choice team all got injured at the same time this is our back-up:-

Stack
Halls
Gunnarsson
Sodje
Golbourne
Little
Oster
Osano
Hunt
Long
Lita


hhhmmmmmmmmmm.............................bit worrying isn't it?

or is it?


You cant be serious. Little is a sure starter, makes more goals than anyone.

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