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I do hope you're not suggesting that my post was daft :unsure:

Was pretty quick wasn't it. The speed wasn't lost on me, but thought I'd leave it there for posterity.

It didn't feel like it, but I'm guessing the answer is yes, because his goal even then was simply to make money out of the club - if he could do it by gambling on promotion, he'd have been happy. He may then have sold for a profit or grabbed as much PL money as possible before asset stripping...

I can't help feeling we need some changes to the rules of ownership in this country. Something needs to be done to stop owners selling the ground and winding up the club. Reading are over 150 years old and could disappear.

Who said 'nothing to see here'? Are you looking in the mirror?

Sounds more like Archer than I realised. The training ground that he wants to sell - was that part of the club when he bought it?

Yep, none of it good and I wish Reading luck in removing him. It just doesn't feel like Archer to me. Fit and proper person huh

I'm prepared to be corrected here, but it doesn't look a anything like the Evil Archer. Reading's owner has spent a lot of money trying to get them promoted, and he's failed, has given up on the club and wants as much money back as possible. Not good, but Archer (& co) on the other hand - had no...

Are you sure it's not a promotion party pitch invasion? Bugger, knew I'd be fixtured again