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I don't think anyone supports Stoke City in pursuit of false and foreign baubles.

Yeah, that or some reference to 1972. (Stoke's only major trophy). Or something. He's from Woodingdean.

We understand the club is already marking the anniversary this year but we are specifically asking for acknowledgment of fans of all clubs that supported us as a way of thanking them and dedicating, in part, our success to them. I suspect that this would be part of how the club commemorates...

Yup. Long story - can't remember it.

Andy Naylor is a 'local'.

Burnt toast is only bad for you if you eat it in vast quantities. It's actually a good thing for a hangover, as the carbon is a good filter of toxins in your body.

Really? If Aldershot is the best Reading can muster for a rivalry, I'm wondering why they're bothering now. Simster's right - they should artificially manufacture a rivalry with Bournemouth. 'The Plastic Derby' 'The Derby of Ennui' 'The Derby of Dunkin Donuts' The David Bobin Derby'. ZZZZ...

Chorizo - not very good for you, but utterly wonderful. Edit: Bollocks, meant to post that under my TLO handle. Soz.

Oxford more have their sights set upon Swindon Town, as witnessed on the way back from Preston on Saturday. Even two relatively 'meh' clubs like Oxford and Swindon can't be arsed with a rivalry with Reading.

People only don't care about Charlton because nearby Palace are so repugnant and dislikeable.

For what it's worth, Brighton have played Portsmouth 43 times in league and cup matches. Brighton have played Crystal Palace 96 times in league and cup matches. In both cases, we have won more than we have lost.

How can you tell if someone is from Leeds? You don't - they'll tell you.

Unusual, maybe - but never dead, baby...

Podcast now up on Mixcloud. :) https://www.mixcloud.com/LargeAl/move-on-up-ep3-on-radio-reverb-972fm-14-january-2017/

Sometimes a large Auto Retune can help - i.e. - press 'Autotune' and hold for five seconds, rather than just pressing it quickly once. Sometimes.

You should be able to. http://www.radioplayer.co.uk/discover/a-z/p-s It's also available on Tune In.

Not on the Roar, certainly. For Move On Up, John Cage's 4'33" sounds so much better.

Ha, ha! Thanks. That's great to know.

Radio Reverb is on DAB thanks to a trial run by the Home Office and Department for Culture, Media and Sport. Previously, DAB was prohibitively expensive - there is no way Reverb could afford to go with it - until this low-cost trial. It appears to be a success, and is being rolled across the...

It's an exciting thought. We know of listeners across Europe, in the US, Australia, New Zealand, Brunei and other places. The New Zealand ambassador to Cambodia, Laos and Thailand listens in to the Albion Roar. :)