why do teams we get something from always have off days?

[bcubed]

I'm struggling to see why this would actually bother anyone.

+1

[rhroyal]

The STG's and the RTG's are both a bunch of c/nts provoking the other into vomiting out larger fountains of bullshit.

I'm sick of the reference, to be honest. I'd rather stick 'em both into one category, and just call them 'F//king Bores'.

I agree with this as well

E-P is fast becoming one of my favourite posters on here.

[The Prisoner]

Who cares?! I'd be glad if our next 24 games were against teams having an off day!

[Barry the bird boggler]

If you read their fans pages and the local paper up there it's all about how Leeds are expected to beat tin pot little Reading and the fact they didn't shows them they just are not good enough for automatic promotion. Seems they are expecting some players to be moved out and replaced in the next 6 months or so as some could well be starting to get above themselves.

To be honest though, that attitude probably extends to all other clubs in the division save for West Ham, Middlesbrough and possibly Southampton.

[Ian Royal]

The STG's and the RTG's are both a bunch of c/nts provoking the other into vomiting out larger fountains of bullshit.

I'm sick of the reference, to be honest. I'd rather stick 'em both into one category, and just call them 'F//king Bores'.

I agree with this as well

E-P is fast becoming one of my favourite posters on here.

Instant hit with me. Great user name as well.

[gazzer, loyal royal]

this is where the Karacan Leigertwood partnership is so effective. They get out to the opposition central midfielders so fast, they give them no time to play.

So what we miss in creativity from them, we gain in not letting the oppo create

[Tazewell Royal]

On Final Score (Saturday), Harry Gration did actually say Leeds were having an off day. Reading should have scored another 2 or 3 and with 5 minutes to go Leeds were unlikely to get level.

But no credit for Reading or Church's goal.

[Extended-Phenotype]

Maybe he's a Reading fan.

[sandman]

Maybe he's a Reading fan.

He used present South Today so I doubt he knows where Reading is.

[FiNeRaIn]

The massive inferiority complex of the Reading supporter on display yet again in this thread.

this.

our fanbase are years behind.

[Terminal Boardom]

In answer to the question, probably because the media believe that a club that has sold millions of £s of talent and replaced the talent with bargains should not beat sides that are historically bigger and higher in the table.

[sandman]

The massive inferiority complex of the Reading supporter on display yet again in this thread.

this.

our fanbase are years behind.

It's funny because you've agreed with him and then you've displayed an inferiority complex by criticising our fanbase and comparing it unfavourably against others.

[Hiram K Hackenbacker]

I agree

[Gav]

The massive inferiority complex of the Reading supporter on display yet again in this thread.

this.

our fanbase are years behind.

It's funny because you've agreed with him and then you've displayed an inferiority complex by criticising our fanbase and comparing it unfavourably against others.

This.

[rhroyal]

Just to add, when we lost to Barnsley and Watford, we talked about ourselves being poor and not their performance. Natural for all fans, unless you play a team you expect to lose against.

[floyd__streete]

Brighton were pretty poor today, and yet still they'd have got a draw if they had taken their gilt-edged chances