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Division 1 Thread
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Hahahaha. What does "U have nothing to do in the PL when you get crushed by us with 4-1." mean?
Ok it is one game, and we is not good enough to stay in the Premiership with our squad as it is, but we're in the position to go up - you're not.
You clearly have no idea about West Ham, because Connolly has been spurning chances left, right and centre of late, and we've still been winning. Carrick and Etherington are both Premiership standard, and we have other youngsters who have the potential to be. Without Connolly we do not loose, we win.
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DC is a very poor player form what i ahve seen he comes with a huge rep, and Millwall fan, Dennis Wise is a Thug/Talisman.
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Originally posted by Ulric_B
"No-one likes us - We don't care".
NO i don't mind the club itself just some of the players, but i would be defneding Wise and saying how great he was if he played for Reading. I think personnally your fans are geat, got to London Bridge but had **** all idea where to go from there, but a Millwall fan helped us get there and was very talkaltive, he didn't think all that much of Dicheo, just tall really, Mcgammon was good but the Goat was too good, as they say feed the goat and he will score.
Reading Swoop for Neil Mc Cann!
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Jamie don't go!!
"OUT-OF-CONTRACT Jamie Ashdown is being chased by Premiership clubs Portsmouth and Norwich City.
The 23-year-old keeper is also thinking over the offer of a two-year extension to his Royals’ deal.
Ashdown looked to be heading out of Madejski Stadium only a few months ago.
The Reading-born keeper left on loan to play in Division 2 for Rushden and Diamonds as Marcus Hahnemann had firmly established himself as Royals’ No. 1 keeper.
But the American damaged knee ligaments in Reading’s goalless draw against Stoke on March 13 and Ashdown’s loan spell at Nene Park was cut short.
He returned to fill the void and despite Hahnemann returning to fitness with a couple of games to spare, Ashdown kept his place and played all of the last 10 league matches.
A key factor on Ashdown staying at his home-town club will be whether he is given an indication that he will start the 2004/05 campaign as the club’s No. 1.
Manager Steve Coppell is unlikely, though, to give either keeper that assurance.
Ashdown has made just 16 appearances for Reading, but feels he has done enough to keep his place.
Premiership new-boys Norwich would certainly not be able to offer first-team football as their No.
1 stopper is the highly-rated Robert Green, who was recently called into the England squad.
Pompey currently have former Royals favourite Shaka Hislop in goal, but he is now aged 35 and manager Harry Redknapp is keen to bring in a younger keeper."
If we let this young talent leave..then it will be a disgrace. However it is probably dross that Nick Ive at the Evening Post is using to fill his meaningless slot in the paper.
"OUT-OF-CONTRACT Jamie Ashdown is being chased by Premiership clubs Portsmouth and Norwich City.
The 23-year-old keeper is also thinking over the offer of a two-year extension to his Royals’ deal.
Ashdown looked to be heading out of Madejski Stadium only a few months ago.
The Reading-born keeper left on loan to play in Division 2 for Rushden and Diamonds as Marcus Hahnemann had firmly established himself as Royals’ No. 1 keeper.
But the American damaged knee ligaments in Reading’s goalless draw against Stoke on March 13 and Ashdown’s loan spell at Nene Park was cut short.
He returned to fill the void and despite Hahnemann returning to fitness with a couple of games to spare, Ashdown kept his place and played all of the last 10 league matches.
A key factor on Ashdown staying at his home-town club will be whether he is given an indication that he will start the 2004/05 campaign as the club’s No. 1.
Manager Steve Coppell is unlikely, though, to give either keeper that assurance.
Ashdown has made just 16 appearances for Reading, but feels he has done enough to keep his place.
Premiership new-boys Norwich would certainly not be able to offer first-team football as their No.
1 stopper is the highly-rated Robert Green, who was recently called into the England squad.
Pompey currently have former Royals favourite Shaka Hislop in goal, but he is now aged 35 and manager Harry Redknapp is keen to bring in a younger keeper."
If we let this young talent leave..then it will be a disgrace. However it is probably dross that Nick Ive at the Evening Post is using to fill his meaningless slot in the paper.
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COm'on you eagles put that pedal to the medal, i neve thought i would be cheering on Palace.
nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnoooooooooooooooooooooooo
the hammers deserve to be in the premiership, there the only english team i like, back in the day when paolo di canioooooo, paolo di canioooo graced the grounds of upton park ive been a hammers supporter, all the great players to come out of there, jcole, sinclair, ferdinand, lampard, defoe and more that i cant remember
well congrats to palace, i guess they were the better team,
good luck next year hammers
the hammers deserve to be in the premiership, there the only english team i like, back in the day when paolo di canioooooo, paolo di canioooo graced the grounds of upton park ive been a hammers supporter, all the great players to come out of there, jcole, sinclair, ferdinand, lampard, defoe and more that i cant remember
well congrats to palace, i guess they were the better team,
good luck next year hammers
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Mikey
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boourns, i wanted West Ham in....
I think i can say with a lot of confidence, all 3 promoted teams will all get relegated this next season. West Ham wouldve been a different story.
I think i can say with a lot of confidence, all 3 promoted teams will all get relegated this next season. West Ham wouldve been a different story.
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And reading as well.
Poor old West Sham
I couldn't be happier for you, and reading have the 3rd biggest transfer budjet for div1 next year.
Poor old West Sham
I couldn't be happier for you, and reading have the 3rd biggest transfer budjet for div1 next year.