Well now they will.Zip wrote:Brentford fans laughing at Karbota on their messageboard. What they don’t realise is that we laugh at him too.
Imagine if every club thought Karbota represented the Reading fan basetidus_mi2 wrote:Well now they will.Zip wrote:Brentford fans laughing at Karbota on their messageboard. What they don’t realise is that we laugh at him too.
Isn’t it great we have done this with three Academy boys in the back four. Can’t recall if Richards has played in all six but its impressive.Hound wrote:Apparently we’ve conceded the least amount of goals (2) of any EFL team in the last 6
Shame this one isn’t on Sky so they couldn’t show their favourite least conceded/most conceded graphic again back in reverse
I’m guessing Brentford must have several black and/or foreign defenders?Zip wrote:Brentford fans laughing at Karbota on their messageboard. What they don’t realise is that we laugh at him too.
I’d like the three from this one just to get us right in the automatic promotion mix. It is a big ask as Brentford will go into the game thinking they are unbeatable. If we play as we can then we definitely can win.SCIAG wrote:I’m guessing Brentford must have several black and/or foreign defenders?Zip wrote:Brentford fans laughing at Karbota on their messageboard. What they don’t realise is that we laugh at him too.
On that note it’s actually a little bit weird how British our team is. We usually pick eight or nine players who are either eligible to represent England or were born here (Aluko, Yiadom). By contrast the 05/06 team had five foreigners in the XI, McDermott’s team the same, Stam’s team was a little harder to pin down but I make it seven foreigners including Gunter. Bit of a reversal of the long term trend towards more foreign players enforced by our FFP issues?
Away from our resident fruitcake, this is going to be a tough game. I’d take a point now but if we’re at our best we have every chance of getting three.
Do we?Zip wrote:Brentford fans laughing at Karbota on their messageboard. What they don’t realise is that we laugh at him too.
Odds on the same tactics will be used by Brentford. High press. With pressure on our full backs. Gives us no way out passing from the back. The games we've performed badly in this season have followed very similar patterns.windermereROYAL wrote:I`ve just dug out the stats from the away game Brentford scored with 3 of their 4 on target shots remember the Raphael clanger for the 1st) we had 5, possession 56%-44% to us, obviously a lot of that could have been in our own half.
You don`t go 20 games unbeaten without being a decent side but after the horrendous first half hour we more than matched them.
We certainly do on AEURZZZZ wrote:Do we?Zip wrote:Brentford fans laughing at Karbota on their messageboard. What they don’t realise is that we laugh at him too.
Laugh, sneer, walk away in disgust much of a muchness.Zip wrote:We certainly do on AEURZZZZ wrote:Do we?Zip wrote:Brentford fans laughing at Karbota on their messageboard. What they don’t realise is that we laugh at him too.
That still makes it 2 per game average for all the other games which included Swansea and 'Boro away.Hendo wrote:However more than a third of those came in 1 game.Lower West wrote:Brentford meanwhile have scored 19 goals in the 7 league games since. Not failing to score in any of them.windermereROYAL wrote:Only 3 goals conceded since we lost to them before Christmas 7 games ago, one of them was when the wall parted against Bournemouth so maybe not is all lost.
No.morganb wrote:So, Ivan Toney is top scorer in the Championship with 22 goals and Joao is now 7 goals behind him on 15. Do we think Joao will be extra fired up for this one wanting to prove he's the better goalscorer (and will he have been emphasising to our defence how important it is for Toney to not score)?
Sorry mate but thats nonsense, teams do not ease off just because they are a few goals up, they scored seven against Wycombe just a couple of games ago. i like my glass half full rather than half empty so i see the stats as encouraging.Zip wrote:Brentford eased off in the second half though. However we had an injury ravaged side out that day. We will be much stronger on Wednesday. We can certainly win this.
That's exactly what some teams do if they want to conserve energy for bigger games ahead, which is a possibility given their next game was the League Cup quarter finalwindermereROYAL wrote:Sorry mate but thats nonsense, teams do not ease off just because they are a few goals up, they scored seven against Wycombe just a couple of games ago. i like my glass half full rather than half empty so i see the stats as encouraging.Zip wrote:Brentford eased off in the second half though. However we had an injury ravaged side out that day. We will be much stronger on Wednesday. We can certainly win this.
I must admit that when watching, I thought Brentford did ease off a little bit in that second half, they didn't nearly go forward as much as they did in the first half. Whether this was because we played better in the second half or they really eased off, I am not too sure.URZZZZ wrote:That's exactly what some teams do if they want to conserve energy for bigger games ahead, which is a possibility given their next game was the League Cup quarter finalwindermereROYAL wrote:Sorry mate but thats nonsense, teams do not ease off just because they are a few goals up, they scored seven against Wycombe just a couple of games ago. i like my glass half full rather than half empty so i see the stats as encouraging.Zip wrote:Brentford eased off in the second half though. However we had an injury ravaged side out that day. We will be much stronger on Wednesday. We can certainly win this.
You thought selling Antonio was a mistake? Why haven't you mentioned it before?paultheroyal wrote:Another chance for Fosu to shine and prove to be the second biggest transfer mistake Reading have made behind Antonio.
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