Rosenior Not Looking Himself Today.........

[WildWood]

In fact, you could say he looks more like Ívar Ingimarsson according to today's programme.......

I don't want to call Reading tinpot, but they really don't help themselves!

 

[Mayonaise]

Oh dear...

 

[blue'n'white]

Not the only error in the programme - look at the picture of "Dennis Mortimer" on page 70


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[WATFORD zero]

The HB&B of football programmes

 

[Deleted member 2719]

But they look so similar, easy mistake to make.

 

[The Fifth Column]

Shithouse programme, they've clearly never heard of proofreading:

Spot the glaring errors -

 

[Simster]

Shithouse programme, they've clearly never heard of proofreading:

Spot the glaring errors -

Taken from the "Nottingham Forest 1 - 1 Brighton & Hove Albion" playoffs programme edition I presume?

 

[KingstonSeagull]

On a slightly different note, why was everyone booing Rosenoir? Was it just because he used to play for Reading or did he do something naughty that I didn't see?

 

[ditchy]

On a slightly different note, why was everyone booing Rosenoir? Was it just because he used to play for Reading or did he do something naughty that I didn't see?

They were not booing Rosenoir they were booing ingimarisson !

 

[The Fifth Column]

On a slightly different note, why was everyone booing Rosenoir? Was it just because he used to play for Reading or did he do something naughty that I didn't see?

Found this from 2009, seems to be the reason why. Haha you legend Liam, basically calling them out to be the tinpot small-town club they are:

Liam Rosenior has no love for Reading FC.

Liam Rosenior has hit out at the way his Reading career ended, insisting he couldn’t care less if his old club did well this season.

The 26-year-old on-loan right-back is allowed to play for Ipswich Town at Madejski Stadium tomorrow (3pm kick-off) after Royals had initially hoped he would sign on at Portman Road on a permanent deal before the transfer deadline.

However, the former England Under-21 international, who is out of contract this summer, had a change of heart at the last minute and joined Roy Keane’s side on loan to keep his options open, with Royals receiving around £200,000 as a loan fee.

It was anticipated that Rosenior would get a good reception on his Madejski Stadium return, but his frank admissions before the game could see him become an easy target for the boo-boys.

“I can’t say I had two great years there because I didn’t,” admitted Rosenior.

“I don’t want to pretend I want them to do well, because I don’t. I haven’t spoken to any Reading players, a lot of them are good friends of mine, but what’s the point in speaking to them before the game?

“After the game I’ll be friends with them again, but before the game I’m not going to talk to them, it’s not important.

“My contract’s up and I’m not going to be there next season. I’m disappointed [with the way things have gone].”

Rosenior joined the club from Fulham in a swap deal that saw South Korea winger Seol Ki-Hyeon move the other way in August 2007.

And the Londoner also hit-out at the financial cost-cutting and what he felt was an apparent change of ambition at the Madejski Stadium this summer as the main reasons for his departure.

He continued: “Financial matters took over. I was signed as a Premier League player and my wages were probably a bit higher than others.

“Maybe people thought I wasn’t worth that or maybe they wanted to give younger players a try. I don’t know, but I’ve got no problem with it.

“Maybe Brendan Rodgers looked at the budget and saw an opportunity to move me on, so he could bring two or three new players to the club.

“Ipswich have spent nearly £10 million on players, Reading have sold nearly £10 million. That tells you everything you need to know.

“It’s the easy option for people to look at the quality they’ve lost, the likes of Kevin Doyle, James Harper and Stephen Hunt, and I’d like to think myself as well.

“But they haven’t won at home since January. That tells you everything you need to know about why they’re in the position they’re in. But Brendan has brought his own players in now.”

Rosenior's career has been rejuvenated at Portman Road and he has started every game since linking up with Roy Keane and scored once.