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Bean

Registered User
Feb 13, 2010
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Hove


Bwian

Kiss my (_!_)
Jul 14, 2003
15,898
It's so weird how there are always such different opinions about away fans.

I thought they were pretty good to be fair. Loud and sung throughout the game :shrug:

It must depend on which stand the opinions are coming from. I sit in line with the halfway line and last night was surreal at times-the North Stand singing 'Shall we sing a song for you?' in my right ear whilst Reading were singing at the same volume in my left ear.

Reading were quiet compared to many visiting sides this season.
 


edna krabappel

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Jul 7, 2003
47,240
They did appear, from my position half way along the WSU, to be surprisingly quiet, particularly given they were winning and we missed a penalty.

But then again, we were playing them off the park so much, it's probably fair to say they were all bricking it. Nerves are going to be a factor in their position aren't they, and they won't have had many more fortunate wins all season. So I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and suggest that their relative silence was due to the fact that they were being completely outplayed and all too busy chewing their nails to sing.
 














the wanderbus

Well-known member
Dec 7, 2004
2,948
pogle's wood
Did my ears deceive me or were they singing "good old Reading, good old Reading fc we're by far the greatest team....... "

What a bunch of middle class, tofu eating cock noshers, give me Millwall or palace any day of the week,real fans.
 


Phat Baz 68

Get a ****ing life mate !
Apr 16, 2011
5,023
Numbers = great support
Vocality = WANK
Some individuals outside the ground = DELUDED WANKERS
 








sir albion

New member
Jan 6, 2007
13,055
SWINDON
1hr and quarter by car to reading...hmm...must get a faster car
I,ve done it many a time in 1hr 15 mins,average of 80mph and bang.Do we actually make the full allocation available as most sell-outs are 2300/400 and the away end holds 2585.Reading still have a lot of newish fans and that will continue as the town is thriving and very prosperous at the moment.They get a fair few polish at home games aswell as I know two who go every home game. :)
 


pea

New member
Dec 28, 2011
28
North Laine
Sitting in the away end I thought our fans were very nervy, loud when Feds saved the penalty and at the end but other than that (partially due to not relieving ourselves of much pressure all game on the pitch!) it was a very tense affair. Easily the quietest we've been in recent games
 




Phat Baz 68

Get a ****ing life mate !
Apr 16, 2011
5,023
About the same as us then? BTW they sounded loud twice from WSU

Speak for yourself mate !!!
Numbers as they filled their end !! GOOD ON THEM !!
I only heard them sing twice throughout the whole match just after they scored and at the end when they had won GREAT !!!
Deluded wankers outside afterwards as there were so many of them saying that they were "all over us" (must have been watching a rerun of past Reading matches on Sky mobile) they had won it all ready, and would end up comfortably halfway up the Premiership next season REALLY ??

I think thats quite clear !!
 


Diego Napier

Well-known member
Mar 27, 2010
4,416
Did my ears deceive me or were they singing "good old Reading, good old Reading fc we're by far the greatest team....... "

What a bunch of middle class, tofu eating cock noshers, give me Millwall or palace any day of the week,real fans.

Prefer Millwall fans?

That miserable excuse for "humanity" that behaved in the way it did at the Amex earlier in the season?

Your statement speaks volumes about you
 




LAMBRETTA MAN

Member
Feb 5, 2012
323
compared to 18,500 albion supporters they done well , the minute we go behind it becomes like a library , sometime we just need to keep it up at home like we do away...
 




Monkey Man

Your support is not that great
Jan 30, 2005
3,166
Neither here nor there
Reading once played to a few thousand people at Elm Park in the lower reaches of the football league.

They now have a great stadium, and sound backing financially, and the people of the area are realising they can watch a local club playing at a decent level. Good on them for supporting their local side, regardless of whether their first club is Arsenal/Chelsea/Liverpool/Man U. Why do some people seem to think that by doing this, fans are crossing some kind of moral line?

For football to remain competitive and interesting in this country, we need people to turn out in numbers for clubs like Reading, and Brighton for that matter. Good on them for filling the away end on a Tuesday night and if they weren't as vocal as Leeds or Liverpool or Palace ... so what?
 




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