Reading. They will finish below us.
Everyone knows that in general reading levels are going down.
Everyone knows that in general reading levels are going down.
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Who would you prefer to go up in the play-off final?
- Thread starter Hammer15
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Don't Reading have a lot of money behind them? They could pay silly wages to attract players in.
- Jan 3, 2012
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It was reported in the Argus a few weeks ago. I will try and find it, He did not use the term "bottle", but that was what he was saying.
Da Man Clay
T'Blades
- Dec 16, 2004
- 16,254
Huddersfield. Worse side. Much more rebuilding to do when half their team return to parent clubs. Reading will likely be competing with us for players (location wise) compared to Hudds. Can't think of a single thing footballing wise where it would be better for Reading to get promoted.
Sweeney Todd
New member
I like Huddersfield Town and I hope that they beat Reading and join Albion in the Premier League. Apart from their manager’s attempts to play mind games, we have no reason to dislike them. Unlike fans from other clubs in their neck of the woods, Huddersfield fans are friendly and civilised. That is my impression, at any rate.
If Huddersfield are on their game at Wembley, Reading will struggle to contain them. However, the Royals are adept at stifling more fluent sides, and Jaap Stam is an astute tactician, so I suspect that the Berkshire side will emerge victorious.
If Huddersfield are on their game at Wembley, Reading will struggle to contain them. However, the Royals are adept at stifling more fluent sides, and Jaap Stam is an astute tactician, so I suspect that the Berkshire side will emerge victorious.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Difference between domestic loans and those from abroad. Only two domestic allowed and they can't both be from the same Premier League club either.
SK1NT
Well-known member
Not keen on either but i always like seeing teams that haven't been in the Prem before have their moment
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
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Fair point. The article I took my information from is seriously misinformed then, unless I've completely misread it. I believed the article was about domestic as it doesn't really mention foriegn clubs.
doogie004
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Reading no brainier it's closer
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Publius Ovidius
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...........people have told me with.....more experience in British football than me - ( brighton) have struggled in the past very often at the end of the season
Right, so where is the inaccuracy of what he said? He is dead right..we blew it for quite a few years. He was asked a question like naylor does and answered it ....why people got so precious about this?
Now of course, we got it all together and the rest is history. Onwards and upwards.
Bolton va va
Active member
- Nov 20, 2012
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Reading.....terrible away day.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Genuinely don't care. I would like to think we will be stronger next season than either of them, so hopefully one less relegation spot to worry about. That will probably come back and bite me on the arse next May, but hey-ho.