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Reading still not a sell out?



Giraffe

Giraffe

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Surprised to see tickets still on sale for this. Surely can't be many left? Local trip, Saturday, the good guys playing better than I can remember for some time, Murray on fire, Knockaert beyond that level whatever that is, what is not to like about this fixture other than the fear of tripping over on the dodgy Reading step?!
 








Icy Gull

Icy Gull

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Jul 5, 2003
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I say this with trepidation but I would start with Murphy. Knocky doesn't seem to be as effective away from home. Maybe just the games I have seen granted
 






ozzygull

ozzygull

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Oct 6, 2003
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Reading
I'm going, but I can walk to the stadium from where I live, so would be silly not to go. I think I have been to every game we have played there. No super fan it's just the easiest game to get to for me. Not sure I be overly tempted if I had to drive up from Brighton, though the £20 ticket would be a sweetener.
 




lawros left foot

lawros left foot

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Jun 11, 2011
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ozzygull said:
I'm going, but I can walk to the stadium from where I live, so would be silly not to go. I think I have been to every game we have played there. No super fan it's just the easiest game to get to for me. Not sure I be overly tempted if I had to drive up from Brighton, though the £20 ticket would be a sweetener.
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All round to yours after for a barby, then
 








spence

spence

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Oct 15, 2014
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ozzygull said:
I'm going, but I can walk to the stadium from where I live, so would be silly not to go. I think I have been to every game we have played there. No super fan it's just the easiest game to get to for me. Not sure I be overly tempted if I had to drive up from Brighton, though the £20 ticket would be a sweetener.
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That's my parking slot sorted thanks.
 














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Napper

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Jul 9, 2003
23,873
Sussex
We've played there a lot and as a result all the "day trip to local games only" lot have been there. This for some reason has created a real anal opinion of this game.

Makes no sense really . Can only put it down to a poor excuse for not attending.

As away days go , its fine. Easy to get too , station pubs ok , transport there ok . Good viewing from steep away terrace , smoking outside at HT.

Far worse about and due a win there
 




J

Joe Gatting's Dad

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Feb 10, 2007
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I do not understand why so many of you think it is difficult to get away from - it isn't.

Use the Foster Wheeler car park and P & R for a fiver. Always been back in car park by 5:30 and Bristol an hour or so later. Quicker than getting out of the Amex on P & R.

Just turn right at the motorway roundabout away from the ground instead of left and the traffic jams.
 




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Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
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Uffern
Joe Gatting's Dad said:
I do not understand why so many of you think it is difficult to get away from - it isn't.
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It is if you go by train.

Only been there once, for an evening game, left just after the final whistle and ended up legging through the concourse to get the 11.00 train. Ticked off the ground now and in no mood to go back there
 


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halbpro

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Jan 25, 2012
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Brighton
If I can afford it (which is dubious), how easy is the train? It looks like it's quite a way on the map. Better to go on the coach?
 


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