I'd agree, were it not for the bouncability of your post.
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Reading v Fulham
- Thread starter LamieRobertson
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jamie the seagull
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- Jul 27, 2011
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Fulham only made play offs because Leeds f***ed up.
Did well to get as far as they did but when the pressure was on they were too tentative.
Cairney best player in average Fulham side.
Left foot midfielder next to Stephens please..
Did well to get as far as they did but when the pressure was on they were too tentative.
Cairney best player in average Fulham side.
Left foot midfielder next to Stephens please..
Simon Morgan
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Desperately sad for Fulham, although if Reading make it up they will get absolutely smashed. As much as Cairney is one of the highly rated players in the division, I wonder if we should be looking at Johansen. Played very well tonight I thought and my Fulham mate raves about him. Fredericks could be fantastic at right back and I think Aluko could still do a job in the Premier League. Fulham are a very decent team and we should be looking at who we might be able to nick from them.
bn1&bn3 Albion
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Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
I wouldn't want to take any players from a team that finished 4 places below us in the League and bottled their play off chances with 2 INEPT performances, we need much better players than any of Fulhams to be able to survive next season
Icy Gull
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
I think too many underate Jaap Stam. He has done an amazing job at Reading this year, just like CH did for us last season, and if they go up he will no doubt be splashing the cash. I wouldn't bank on them being the worst team in the Division, they already play in a style that will suit the Premier League.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
I thought Aluko was absolute pony tonight.
Simon Morgan
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Not his best game but throughout the season he has been great for them.
Paris
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Cairney was poor in the second half. He kept playing cross-field balls to Reading players.
Spot on imo...He cuts an impressive figure and did a brilliant job in his first season as a manager not an assistant.
Not Andy Naylor
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On the one hand I like Fulham as a club and dislike Reading. But how long could we keep on getting battered by Fulham and still nick wins?
Not Andy Naylor
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But can't play it as they would like to because their pitch gets ruined by rugby.
The Birdman
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What a shame I was looking forward to going to Fulham we found a great curry house and a few good pubs.
Mo Gosfield
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- Aug 11, 2010
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What... the same way they battered Reading over two legs and couldn't beat them once. I've had weeks of Fulham fans telling me how Brighton committed daylight robbery and stole six points off them. I keep hearing what a great footballing side they are and if only they hadn't missed so many penalties, they would have been pushing for automatic. One Fulham fan said he still couldn't believe they didn't win the home leg 3-1 or 4-1 and they would take Reading to the cleaners at The Mad Stad. Dream on.
The facts are....they are a good footballing side but naive. Under pressure they don't defend well. They look a million dollars zipping the ball around, with Cairney pulling the strings but they are lightweight. We only had to go up a gear for 2-3 minutes at Craven Cottage and about 15 minutes at home and they couldn't cope. Mentally, we are stronger than them and so are Reading.
The keeper made a great save from Kermogant and Swift missed an absolute sitter. Al Habsi played well but most of his saves were solid not spectacular. Reading were superbly set-up by Staam, defended well and deserved their victory. Fulham have to go back to the drawing board. For all their pretty football, they lack the ruthless touch.