Protesting about the owners apparently.
[Football] Reading Fans Not Happy !
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Absolutely, we know only too well about shit owners !
smillie's garden
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- Aug 11, 2003
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Good for them. Much less cringe-inducing pitch invasion than one we could mention.
StonehamPark
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ANY excuse to post this once again:
swindonseagull
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Asset striping Chinese owners that we know about, Reading need support before they go under.
Are we sure they didn't think they'd just qualified for the play-offs?
Good for them.
Dave the hatosaurus
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In the second picture of the original post i love the 3 lads with the synchronised stride frozen in mid air and also the lad in the middle "please sir can i leave the pitch now?"
smillie's garden
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Harsh. Yes, some Reading fans may have laughed at our predicament, but are you saying with certainty that no Reading fans were involved in Fans United? The owners buy players…
These are fans who are trying to save their club through direct action: we should have empathy with that imo.
I joined their protest march last year, their match against Portsmouth. I wore my Brighton shirt. So many of their fans came up to me to say thank you, they were all very knowledgable about our situation. Their pain, frustration and fear was very real, I remember feeling the same about us.
Good on them for invading the pitch, they love their club as much as we do ours. I am glad they are fighting to save it.
I desperately want them to sort it out, just so I can go back to laughing at them.
Good on them for invading the pitch, they love their club as much as we do ours. I am glad they are fighting to save it.
I desperately want them to sort it out, just so I can go back to laughing at them.
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Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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These are desperate times for Reading. A whole series of dubious owners and profligate spending has brought the club to its knees. Given our history I feel for those fans, this is an existential threat and, for me, football rivalry gets parked in these circumstances.
5Ways Gull
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Have really enjoyed their results based struggles over recent years, due to their attitudes in the early part of this century. Always thought they were quite a dislikeable club. However I fully support their fans actions today.
Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
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When clubs are at risk, all history is forgotten. It matters not who these football fans support. It matters only that they are football fans. If we'd been born somewhere else, we could be among them today. If some of our rivals hadn't been clear on this principle, then they wouldn't have been at Fans United and yes Reading were represented. I met them. This is about fans, not about clubs. There but for the grace of Knight & Bloom go us.
I guess that your post was in jest. Sorry, I've little sense of humour about this stuff and just find myself cringing that any Brighton fan could even pretend to have such a selective memory.
Stato
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Exactly spot on. Well done Sir.
Poor attitude. “They”, if they really existed would have been a small minority and other than Sidwell (who wasn’t ours) which other players did they take? I dislike them as a club but we more than any know the pain of having your club driven into the ground. I actually have more respect for their support tonight than I probably ever have before. Getting games abandoned is how you really get people to take notice.
Are you sure it's not a promotion party pitch invasion?
Bugger, knew I'd be fixtured again