Articles tagged with "reading"
Reading 2 Argyle 0
By Jim | August 17th, 2008I hate the South East. I mean, I *really hate it. From the moment one of the infamous Reading FC stewards yelled "Oi! ...
O'Neill means business
By Martini Extra Dry | August 12th, 2008Martin O'Neill has made so many signings this season that no-one even seems to be able to keep count! You read one paper and they ...
Ain't so bad, ain't so bad
By Tim | August 11th, 2008After all my talk of ‘us Forest fans being in for a few high scoring games’, who’d have thunked it? The opening game of the ...
Shorey deal completed
By Martini Extra Dry | August 7th, 2008Nicky Shorey has tonight completed his signing from Reading to Aston Villa, for a reported £3.5million, solving Villa's crisis brought about by Bouma's recent ankle ...
Defensive duo fees agreed
By Martini Extra Dry | August 7th, 2008Aston Villa have silenced the critics who claimed they'd gone 'all quiet on the transfer front', by agreeing fees with Middlesbrough for Luke Young and ...
Highlight Of My Weekend...
By Martin | May 12th, 2008* The season is over! It's over! It's over! * I found £20 (2x£5 and 1x£10) in my work trousers (pants for those of you who ...
Pre Reading Prayers
By Martin | May 11th, 2008It's the end of the season as we know it, and I feel fiiiiiiiiiiiiine. If you didn't know already, our season ended a while ago so ...
Episode 22: Superclásico, Ligue 1 and Premiership Roundup
By Ian Rose | May 8th, 2008It's that time of the week again, and after a week of technical glitches that made me very nearly give up on the computer altogether, ...
Fulhamerica, **** Yeah!
By Ian Rose | May 3rd, 2008(Note: A little something for the ladies, courtesy of Brian McBride. If you're going to make a post with this many goal differential numbers ...
Next Time Hleb May Go for the Punch, not the Slap
By Laurie | April 22nd, 2008Was it a slap, a punch, or just a little love-tap? I've watched this something like five times now and can't figure ...
Easy, yet still frustrating
By travis | April 21st, 2008Three points, too little too late. With the slight hope of second place as a decent target (a Man United win this weekend win help ...
Time to bring out the whooping stick.
By travis | April 18th, 2008Now that the season is over with four games remaining, it's time to take out all this frustration of the last month on Reading. They ...
Finally, Finally...
By timmyg | April 13th, 2008Fulham finally did it. After a season of countless leads dropped while away, they finally managed to stay in front. After last weekend's absolute debacle, ...
Forster secures new deal
By rich | April 9th, 2008Following on from my post about the Reading/Newcastle game at the weekend and the new emerging talent coming through the ranks at St James, young ...
Toon marching on...
By rich | April 6th, 2008That was impressive wasnt it. We turned on the style and gave in a performance that we've been desperately lacking lately. A 3-0 demolition of ...
Im Back
By rich | April 4th, 2008Welcome back readers. My problems have been fixed by the boys at The Offside, and now i can blog regularly again. Which is good news for ...
10 Things We Learned in the Premier League This Weekend
By Daryl | March 17th, 20081. There's nothing more dangerous than an ex-player Arsene Wenger saw Jeremie Aliadiere as more of a Carling Cup player than a Premiership striker, so he ...
Transer Window Winners and Losers in the Premier League, Pt. 2
By Daryl | February 1st, 2008We continue our Premier League January transfer window roundup by naming the winners and shaming the losers. Part One is here, Part Two is below, ...
Spurs on to 4th Round of FA Cup
By Richard | January 15th, 2008Robbie Keane's goal 15 minutes in was all Spurs needed as they are now through to the 4th round of the FA Cup. Spurs prize ...
Transfer bytes
By Lucas | January 14th, 2008The Stephen Hunt sweepstakes are now up to £5 million, and a deal to bring the Reading winger to Wearside is close to being completed ...
10 Things We Learned From the FA Cup Third Round
By Daryl | January 7th, 2008Despite the ambivalence of certain lanky red-headed Reading strikers, the FA Cup Third Round went ahead this weekend. And plenty happened: Giant-killings, captaincy-stripping, comedy goalkeeping, ...
Dave Kitson Swears Off the F.A. Cup
By Daryl | January 4th, 2008Every January the Premier League teams half-heartedly enter the FA Cup and we all ask the same old, same old question: Has the FA Cup ...
Reading 0-2 Portsmouth
By b-man | January 2nd, 2008It wasn't quite the 7-4 thriller from earlier in the season, but it was hardly dull! Within the first few minutes Reading's Ibrahima Sonko was sent ...
10 Things We Learned in the Premier League: Goals Galore
By Daryl | December 31st, 2007Quite a weekend in the Premiership, with last week's Chelsea 4-4 Aston Villa made to look like a snoozefest by Tottenham's ten goal encounter with ...
A Good Day at the Office for Dimitar Berbatov
By Martha | December 30th, 2007[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=F8LdTPMxbNM[/youtube] Berbatov scored four times for Tottenham yesterday, twice hauling his team level with Reading in an outrageous game Spurs eventually won 6-4. Not too shabby. ...
Tis the Season
By Lucas | December 21st, 2007Ahead of the Christmas/New Years period, which will see Sunderland play 4 games in 11 days (followed by the FA Cup tie vs Wigan 3 ...
Transfer Rumors: Hunt to Black Cats?
By Lucas | December 18th, 2007Ahead of Saturday's match at Madejski Stadium, the Sunderland Echo is reporting multiple rumors involving Reading players coming to Sunderland during the January transfer window. As ...
Full Time: Reading 0-3(1) Arsenal
By Trent | November 12th, 20071-0, courtesy of Mathieu Flamini just before the break. A deserved lead to this point. UPDATE: 0-2, thanks to a nifty strike from Adebayor, whose ...
Reading goals
By Dan Clough | October 21st, 2007Three crackers! Tugay's is definitely a contender for goal of the season! No sound, sorry...
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