Yes. This is my point.
WHAT is your point?
You slag us off on a different post and agree with me on mine.
You drunk or doing the Glue?
Yes. This is my point.
WHAT is your point?
You slag us off on a different post and agree with me on mine.
You drunk or doing the Glue?
Yes. This is my point.
Edit: missed your bollocks about an owner with history. JM was put in a children's home in Reading as a child. He then strikes gold and reinvests shitload of money in the town, including buying the club that he supported when he had seemingly no prospects.
Strikes gold by destroying an industrial estate,asset stripping viable jobs for short term gain.
Bet the Workers of Reading love him.
I think of Reading as a big retail park. A town on the worlds most boring motorway. Dull.
Betjeman was aiming 15 miles too far east.
Probably the high away ticket price that put many off, especially considering they were at Falmer 2 months ago too.
If they had sung at all then maybe they would have deserved a clap but Barnsley on a Tuesday night made more noise than them.
Seriously,there was at least 30 fans who sung(and tried they hardest to get the rest involved) who sung for the full 90 mins,that's more than Barnsley managed.
Seriously deluded,Town full of Chelsea and Arsenal for whom Elm Park was too big a ground.Tin pot club in a tin pot town,even the University is trying desperately to be re-designated as a Polytechnic.
I am a steward and most posters on here know that,what's that got to do with it.Aren't you a steward?
Seriously,there was at least 30 fans who sung(and tried they hardest to get the rest involved) who sung for the full 90 mins,that's more than Barnsley managed.
"High" ticket prices never put away fans off,the ticket price is irrelevant compared to the cost of train travel and food and beer.
Besides,any travelling fan would regard the extra couple of quid a decent trade off for the short journey and relatively cheaper travel