Very true, though would there be as many empty ones if a match ticket was £15 due to the extra space?Schards#2 wrote:It's only now fans are suffering the ramifications of the expansion not going ahead.
You could have had a further 6000 empty seats to choose from
http://hobnob.royals.org/forum/viewtopi ... &sk=t&sd=aHuntley & Palmer wrote:Very true, though would there be as many empty ones if a match ticket was £15 due to the extra space?Schards#2 wrote:It's only now fans are suffering the ramifications of the expansion not going ahead.
You could have had a further 6000 empty seats to choose from
After relegation, yes. Or there abouts.Royal Lady wrote:Do you think that would be the cost of match tickets every week, had the expansion gone ahead?
My missus is going to Newbury tomorrow and I'll have know that she's not wealthy.Jerry St Clair wrote:Ogling wealthy, middle-aged slappers at Newbury races > watching Reading labour to an inevitable defeat against Plymouth
Due to the late return of my mother in law back to the Uk, I am now going to football .........................things nicely re-arranged.Streets wrote:Sticks and stones and all that. Get a ticket! You a man or a plastic?One Beer is never enough. wrote:Sons 6th Birthday on the 16th - have tried to re-arrange things, but keep getting called selfish of all things!
There from Palace onwards tho.........
That's a good crowd for the opening home game imo considering we have been relegated.rfcjoe wrote:18,200 of Reading fans and apparently 4,000 Inbreds in the south stand.
Streets wrote:Just over 19,000 today, and a very dissapointing 2000 from the pasty f**kers.
You are Mystic Meg and I claim my £5!biscuitsrus wrote:Guestimate 19,281 and thank you for your support today.
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