by Snowflake Royal » 07 Nov 2025 10:09
by Mr Optimist » 07 Nov 2025 10:17
Snowflake Royal Stevenage also have a dreadful fanbase. Well known round here for being thick thugs.
by West F » 07 Nov 2025 10:19
Mr OptimistSnowflake Royal Stevenage also have a dreadful fanbase. Well known round here for being thick thugs.
I saw 1976 on the back of their tracksuits… I’ve probably got pants in the drawer that have a longer history.
by RoyalBlue » 07 Nov 2025 11:34
windermereROYAL Reading are a has-been club, on the way down. We are on the up even though we lost tonight. Two and a half weeks to get these two, recent, poor results out of our system. Then we go again...not the end of the world. More lessons to be learnt by everyone and we'll come out fighting again. COYB
A team pushing for promotion takes a meagre following on a Thursday night, and they`re on their way up.
Both players fouled him I'm told, so he took the easy get out. And only because all the players surrounded him which I thought wasn't allowed.
I really really really oxf*rd hate Reading
Speaking of pricks. I really dislike Reading FC.
Bless em.
by traff » 07 Nov 2025 12:43
by Brum Royal » 07 Nov 2025 13:20
RoyalBluewindermereROYAL Reading are a has-been club, on the way down. We are on the up even though we lost tonight. Two and a half weeks to get these two, recent, poor results out of our system. Then we go again...not the end of the world. More lessons to be learnt by everyone and we'll come out fighting again. COYB
A team pushing for promotion takes a meagre following on a Thursday night, and they`re on their way up.
Both players fouled him I'm told, so he took the easy get out. And only because all the players surrounded him which I thought wasn't allowed.
I really really really oxf*rd hate Reading
Speaking of pricks. I really dislike Reading FC.
Bless em.
I would put Steve Evans, a man we've loved to hate, down as an opposition fan for last night's game. He was, however, very fair and balanced with his comments and assessment of the game, paying us quite a few compliments.
Interestingly, both he and Jobi (perhaps less of a surprise) clearly stated that they didn't think any yellow cards should have been issued for the offences committed by Dorsett and DK in the mistaken identity incident. Free kick? Yes, Yellow card offence? No. in their opinions.
by Mr Optimist » 07 Nov 2025 13:26
by Hiram K Hackenbacker » 07 Nov 2025 15:13
Mr Optimist The former manager previously AKA “Fatty Fist Pump” needs a new nickname. He was also very reasonable in his comments given his previous connections. The excess skin must be horrendous but fair play to him for losing so much weight, he’s half the man he used to be!
by RoyalBlue » 07 Nov 2025 15:55
Brum RoyalRoyalBluewindermereROYAL Reading are a has-been club, on the way down. We are on the up even though we lost tonight. Two and a half weeks to get these two, recent, poor results out of our system. Then we go again...not the end of the world. More lessons to be learnt by everyone and we'll come out fighting again. COYB
A team pushing for promotion takes a meagre following on a Thursday night, and they`re on their way up.
Both players fouled him I'm told, so he took the easy get out. And only because all the players surrounded him which I thought wasn't allowed.
I really really really oxf*rd hate Reading
Speaking of pricks. I really dislike Reading FC.
Bless em.
I would put Steve Evans, a man we've loved to hate, down as an opposition fan for last night's game. He was, however, very fair and balanced with his comments and assessment of the game, paying us quite a few compliments.
Interestingly, both he and Jobi (perhaps less of a surprise) clearly stated that they didn't think any yellow cards should have been issued for the offences committed by Dorsett and DK in the mistaken identity incident. Free kick? Yes, Yellow card offence? No. in their opinions.
Yeah I'd agree with that, thought Evans was very fair overall in his assessment of the game. Seems to have lost quite a bit of weight too, I recall him being quite rotund as a manager
by RoyalBlue » 07 Nov 2025 15:57
Mr Optimist The former manager previously AKA “Fatty Fist Pump” needs a new nickname. He was also very reasonable in his comments given his previous connections. The excess skin must be horrendous but fair play to him for losing so much weight, he’s half the man he used to be!
by From Despair To Where? » 07 Nov 2025 16:54
RoyalBlueMr Optimist The former manager previously AKA “Fatty Fist Pump” needs a new nickname. He was also very reasonable in his comments given his previous connections. The excess skin must be horrendous but fair play to him for losing so much weight, he’s half the man he used to be!
He's a bit like Colin - someone we love to hate when managing our opposition but a decent guy and very good, knowledgeable professional when he's not.
by Pepe the Horseman » 07 Nov 2025 17:13
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