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by shadesrwrf » 08 Oct 2006 17:52

Royalee Are you having a laugh?


Is he having a laugh?

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by jenster81 » 08 Oct 2006 17:58

Simon Osborn

got injured at the wrong time then went to the wrong club - could have been a legend

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by roberto_11 » 08 Oct 2006 18:02

Sammy Igoe, Pardew forced him out for some reason, but always played well for us

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by Irvinchangeyaname » 08 Oct 2006 18:02

jenster81 Simon Osborn

got injured at the wrong time then went to the wrong club - could have been a legend

Best shout yet. For me, the most gifted player we had and then went so quickly down hill.

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by RoyalBlue » 08 Oct 2006 18:10

Irvinchangeyaname
jenster81 Simon Osborn

got injured at the wrong time then went to the wrong club - could have been a legend

Best shout yet. For me, the most gifted player we had and then went so quickly down hill.


That's what happens when you leave us to join the fake hoops. A dreadful piece of transfer dealing from RFC. They got a brilliant player for a pittance with bloody rentaghost as a make weight in the deal. So under weight that Trading Standards should have been brought in!!


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by Berkshire Born » 08 Oct 2006 18:23

PREMIERSHIP_ROYAL nobody ever seemed to mention shorey before this season, but he has been brilliant every time he plays


Eh? Everyone I knows said he was the one player who will best adapt to the Premiership.

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by Turns8 » 08 Oct 2006 18:38

How about Mick Gooding, Jeff Hopkins and Dariusz Wdowcyk

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by Reading Abbey » 08 Oct 2006 18:41

Ol' nobbly knees himself, Jim Leighton.

The youngsters wont remember him I doubt. :wink:

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by floyd__streete » 08 Oct 2006 18:44

Reading Abbey Ol' nobbly knees himself, Jim Leighton.


Underrated was he Jay? :roll:

Or was that just an attempt at LOOK AT ME I HAVE BEEN SUPPORTING READING FC FOR QUITE A WHILE, NO PLASTIC JOHNNY COME LATELY AM I.


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by wiggso » 08 Oct 2006 18:55

I was disappointed when Asaba left, he didnt deliver what he promised and couldnt head the ball but i think he got a lot more stick than he deserved!! 17 goals...i think... in his first season in that league.
I dont think Shorey or Wdowcyk should be mentioned, they have always been rated!!
McIntyre is a good shout

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by Millsy » 08 Oct 2006 18:56

shadesrwrf
Royalee Are you having a laugh?


Is he having a laugh?


The wig, the glasses, the catchphrase. Brilliant.

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by handbags_harris » 08 Oct 2006 19:05

Lee Hodges. Started his Royals career up front and was quickly slated, then moved to midfield and started banging in a few goals. 6 goals from midfield in a relegation season isn't at all bad. Got injured in February/March that year and didn't play against for a good 2 years (apart from 1 sub appearance at York in early 99, the week after the Bristol Rovers debacle). Then didn't play again for at least another year after that. Was not the same player after that.

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by BallRoyal » 08 Oct 2006 19:46

Dick Habbin.
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by readingbedding » 08 Oct 2006 19:47

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floyd__streete Keith McPherson.


Never gets a mention yet helped lead us from the old second division to the first division and then the play0off final the following season.

Solid, no fear centre back.

Gone but not forgotton!



Macca wasn't underrated by the Club, he lifted the Div 2 Trophy in 1994 as Captain.

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by jenster81 » 08 Oct 2006 19:50

roberto_11 Sammy Igoe, Pardew forced him out for some reason, but always played well for us


There's quite a huge story behind that one... can't tell you, but just to let you know!

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by readingbedding » 08 Oct 2006 19:58

floyd__streete
Reading Abbey Ol' nobbly knees himself, Jim Leighton.


Underrated was he Jay? :roll:

Or was that just an attempt at LOOK AT ME I HAVE BEEN SUPPORTING READING FC FOR QUITE A WHILE, NO PLASTIC JOHNNY COME LATELY AM I.


Leighton was the best example of using a Loan move to get the confidence back.
He was superb for us in the short time (6 games) and got his confidence back .

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by Reading Abbey » 08 Oct 2006 19:58

floyd__streete
Reading Abbey Ol' nobbly knees himself, Jim Leighton.


Underrated was he Jay? :roll:



At the time, yes! He had lost his place and came here on loan where did remarkably well and went from strength to strength!

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by floyd__streete » 08 Oct 2006 19:59

readingbedding Leighton was the best example of using a Loan move to get the confidence back.
He was superb for us in the short time (6 games) and got his confidence back .


Yes, he was absolutely marvellous for us. But he was hardly underrated was he? He was (rightly) rated.

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by handbags_harris » 08 Oct 2006 20:02

readingbedding
floyd__streete
Reading Abbey Ol' nobbly knees himself, Jim Leighton.


Underrated was he Jay? :roll:

Or was that just an attempt at LOOK AT ME I HAVE BEEN SUPPORTING READING FC FOR QUITE A WHILE, NO PLASTIC JOHNNY COME LATELY AM I.


Leighton was the best example of using a Loan move to get the confidence back.
He was superb for us in the short time (6 games) and got his confidence back .


*Pedant mode on*

It was more like 12 games.

*Pedant mode off*

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by readingbedding » 08 Oct 2006 20:04

floyd__streete
readingbedding Leighton was the best example of using a Loan move to get the confidence back.
He was superb for us in the short time (6 games) and got his confidence back .


Yes, he was absolutely marvellous for us. But he was hardly underrated was he? He was (rightly) rated.


Yes, he was rated, just suffering from a lack of confidence.
It all started for him at the 1990 FA Cup Final when he was in goal for Man United.

It was the old Aberdeen connection that got him here in the 1st place.
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