I think that the above ha pretty much put a lid on this thread!handbags_harris wrote:When City get oxf*rd in as Chief Exec, a oxf*rd in as manager, and a load of players who are absolute oxf*rd on and off the pitch, and get a oxf*rd following who didn't support the "old" club (4 May 1994, Chelsea 1-2 Coventry City, Att 8923; 30 April 1994, Manchester City 2-2 Chelsea, Att 33594) then I'll hate Man City. Until then, whilst disappointed that they've sold themselves to the £££, I have a far greater respect and liking for MCFC than I do CFC.
Whilst you're very right, isn't the comment about attendance a little bit hypocritical about RFC?handbags_harris wrote:When City get oxf*rd in as Chief Exec, a oxf*rd in as manager, and a load of players who are absolute oxf*rd on and off the pitch, and get a oxf*rd following who didn't support the "old" club (4 May 1994, Chelsea 1-2 Coventry City, Att 8923; 30 April 1994, Manchester City 2-2 Chelsea, Att 33594) then I'll hate Man City. Until then, whilst disappointed that they've sold themselves to the £££, I have a far greater respect and liking for MCFC than I do CFC.
Don't forget that Handbags was probably there when Reading hosted Sunday League side Whitley Tavern in front of 27 people...so he won't feel that it applies to him.AbovetheI wrote:Whilst you're very right, isn't the comment about attendance a little bit hypocritical about RFC?handbags_harris wrote:When City get oxf*rd in as Chief Exec, a oxf*rd in as manager, and a load of players who are absolute oxf*rd on and off the pitch, and get a oxf*rd following who didn't support the "old" club (4 May 1994, Chelsea 1-2 Coventry City, Att 8923; 30 April 1994, Manchester City 2-2 Chelsea, Att 33594) then I'll hate Man City. Until then, whilst disappointed that they've sold themselves to the £££, I have a far greater respect and liking for MCFC than I do CFC.
TOTALLY agree with HH.AbovetheI wrote:Whilst you're very right, isn't the comment about attendance a little bit hypocritical about RFC?handbags_harris wrote:When City get oxf*rd in as Chief Exec, a oxf*rd in as manager, and a load of players who are absolute oxf*rd on and off the pitch, and get a oxf*rd following who didn't support the "old" club (4 May 1994, Chelsea 1-2 Coventry City, Att 8923; 30 April 1994, Manchester City 2-2 Chelsea, Att 33594) then I'll hate Man City. Until then, whilst disappointed that they've sold themselves to the £££, I have a far greater respect and liking for MCFC than I do CFC.
handbags_harris wrote:4 May 1994, Chelsea 1-2 Coventry City, Att 8923
/waits for Kes to jump in with an explanation about Stamford Bridge undergoing rebuilding work at the timehandbags_harris wrote:(4 May 1994, Chelsea 1-2 Coventry City, Att 8923;
What was reading's attendance then? End of the 93/94 season would have been high for Elm Park. Would be interesting to see how we compared to such a MASSIVE club.Skyline wrote:/waits for Kes to jump in with an explanation about Stamford Bridge undergoing rebuilding work at the timehandbags_harris wrote:(4 May 1994, Chelsea 1-2 Coventry City, Att 8923;
if you take the attendances from the last game of the season 2009/2010 Chelsea got 41,382 and Reading got 19,239. A difference of 22,143. And that was a high attendance for Reading.Tredder wrote:Reading were away on that weekend, but the previous weekend against Brighton
Football League One
Reading 2 (1) - 0 (0) Brighton
Quinn
Quinn
on 30-04-1994
Attendance: 11840
Probably worth noting that this was a mere 10 days prior to the FA Cup Final which Chelsea participated in...soggy biscuit wrote:handbags_harris wrote:4 May 1994, Chelsea 1-2 Coventry City, Att 8923
I fail to see your point...Chelsea on the day they can win the Premier League title against Wigan Athletic get 41k. Reading, a division lower, who have a dead rubber against PNE, get 19k. So what?No Fixed Abode wrote:if you take the attendances from the last game of the season 2009/2010 Chelsea got 41,382 and Reading got 19,239. A difference of 22,143. And that was a high attendance for Reading.Tredder wrote:Reading were away on that weekend, but the previous weekend against Brighton
Football League One
Reading 2 (1) - 0 (0) Brighton
Quinn
Quinn
on 30-04-1994
Attendance: 11840
Barry the bird boggler wrote:I started hating Man City as soon as the millions started rolling out this summer. I'll still prefer them to win the title than Chavski or ManUre though - unless their style of play is kak.
I shall be praying for the 5 or 6 members that make up the big four these days to all have a miserable season and fail to win or qualify for anything.
Promotion was guaranteed that day.Tredder wrote:Reading were away on that weekend, but the previous weekend against Brighton
Football League One
Reading 2 (1) - 0 (0) Brighton
Quinn
Quinn
on 30-04-1994
Attendance: 11840
lol, just lol.No Fixed Abode wrote:if you take the attendances from the last game of the season 2009/2010 Chelsea got 41,382 and Reading got 19,239. A difference of 22,143. And that was a high attendance for Reading.Tredder wrote:Reading were away on that weekend, but the previous weekend against Brighton
Football League One
Reading 2 (1) - 0 (0) Brighton
Quinn
Quinn
on 30-04-1994
Attendance: 11840
lol, just lolhavoc wrote:tbh i've disliked them for several years now - ever since they began actively trying to encourage homosexuals to come to games
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