Watching their game on SS2 now, 1,000s streamed away home throughout the second half as they were ripped apart.
Those fans missed an amazing comeback.
Those fans missed an amazing comeback.
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Reading - there will be thousands gutted fans tonight
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TSB
Captain Hindsight
Pornomagboy can tell us exactly how they'll feel.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
People who leave early are stupid
They probably only got season tickets to watch the top six clubs at the Madjeski Stadium and watching unfashionable teams like West Brom is a chore to them. 
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
How WAS the PIZZA ?
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Very nice thanks, had a Neopolonata
Tooting Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Interesting thread this, because with our transport issues being especially acute...how many would have stayed until the 82nd minute, trailing 2-0 with the other lot all over us, on a cold and rainy evening?
Don't answer, it's rhetorical. We all know how empty the Amex would have been.
Don't answer, it's rhetorical. We all know how empty the Amex would have been.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Not Andy Naylor
Well-known member
Reading acquired far more plastics when they first went into the Premier League than we did last season. I'm guessing the early leavers were not the old Elm Park regulars ...
TSB
Captain Hindsight
Stadium half-empty by the time they got one back.
Dan Gleeballs
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- Nov 24, 2011
- 968
Reading have ditched their after goal music but the fans couldn't help themselves... Oi Oi Oi!!!
DanielT
Well-known member
I knew the result but while watching it, I thought I'd maybe misread or imagined it!
How gutted must wba feel?
How gutted must wba feel?
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- #14
If they are back in the Championship next season, they will go back to watching their 'beloved' ManU or Chelsea or Arsenal, et seq, on Sky Sports One.
T soprano
New member
I've changed my mind on the early leavers now and would like to thank them , because you go so early it gives me and thousands of others the chance of supporting the team till the 95 th min then casually strolling to our cars,trains & buses without any fuss or delays then straight home on a Saturday night to watch SPLASH :-( is that why so many leave so early on a Saturday at 4.40 so they don't miss Saturday night riveting Tv
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
I know its an aged old argument, but I could not believe the amount of people who left on 90 minutes today, if there was one game we needed to support the team through injury time it was today, defies belief.
HastingsSeagull
Well-known member
Unless there's health issues I'd have thought every single Brighton fan but it always seems (at any club) not to be the case. Still a complete mystery to me! People don't leave early in films or shows or concerts do they?
I love late goals. The more the better, so I can have a good laugh at the people who are sitting in their car already and missing the whole point of their day out. It's not just that they miss a celebration - it's the fact that there is NOTHING in football as good as a last-gasp winner or unbelievable turnaround like Reading's. I just cannot understand why anyone would want to run the risk of missing that. Yes, it may be rare but that's why it's so much fun and one of the things that makes football the great sport that it is. Still, it makes it easy to get a beer afterwards and stroll on to the train 25 minutes after the final whistle. Very much their loss.
bluenitsuj
Listen to me!!!
I've changed my mind on the early leavers now and would like to thank them , because you go so early it gives me and thousands of others the chance of supporting the team till the 95 th min then casually strolling to our cars,trains & buses without any fuss or delays then straight home on a Saturday night to watch SPLASH :-( is that why so many leave so early on a Saturday at 4.40 so they don't miss Saturday night riveting Tv
This! ( apart from the watching splash )