Keep politics off the team boardSnowball wrote:That’s because Wales and Scotland are putting lives first, whereas Tory England is a failed Neoliberal State run by a moron
Keep politics off the team boardSnowball wrote:That’s because Wales and Scotland are putting lives first, whereas Tory England is a failed Neoliberal State run by a moron
Beerens was weird. Good player, Stam stuck him upfront in a role he was totally unsuited for and then randomly decided he was shit and shipped him out when he didn't do well there.URZZZZ wrote:From what I recall, out of Stam’s preferred XI in the playoff season, only three were regulars the next season, some because of injuries, a couple left and a couple were frozen out a bit3points wrote:withiut knowing the stats, my recollection was that McShane missed a lot of games through injury and we effectively lost the spine of the team which had been so massively important in Stam’s first season.URZZZZ wrote:
Personally thought McShane struggled quite a bit in the second season but can’t remember it fully
I do remember he picked up an injury Jan 18 ish though and I don’t think he ever recovered past that. He seemed injury prone last year for Rochdale too, expect to see him retire soon
Thing is, in isolation, some of the signings we made weren’t disastrous. Bod, Bacuna, Barrow, Edwards up until about Christmas, Mannone all contributed something that season, albeit not enough. Certainly not Greg Halford or Emerse Fae level anyway, I think the main problem was that the players didn’t understand their rolesSnowflake Royal wrote:Beerens was weird. Good player, Stam stuck him upfront in a role he was totally unsuited for and then randomly decided he was shit and shipped him out when he didn't do well there.URZZZZ wrote:From what I recall, out of Stam’s preferred XI in the playoff season, only three were regulars the next season, some because of injuries, a couple left and a couple were frozen out a bit3points wrote:withiut knowing the stats, my recollection was that McShane missed a lot of games through injury and we effectively lost the spine of the team which had been so massively important in Stam’s first season.
Stam2 was a little like CoppellPL2. Some crucial players left or declined and recruitment was really badly managed for their replacements.
Didn't we have one right back that season, who we had to play at LB because Obita got injured, Stam wrecked Blackett and Richards wasn't ready. So we ended up playing our replacement for Williams at RB half the season.
And Kermie was supposed to retire but stayed on to lead the line for one more season despite having been badly crocked.
What on earth is happening in this world? I agree with OMA for once.Old Man Andrews wrote:Keep politics off the team boardSnowball wrote:That’s because Wales and Scotland are putting lives first, whereas Tory England is a failed Neoliberal State run by a moron
The Royal Forester wrote:What on earth is happening in this world? I agree with OMA for once.Old Man Andrews wrote:Keep politics off the team boardSnowball wrote:That’s because Wales and Scotland are putting lives first, whereas Tory England is a failed Neoliberal State run by a moron

Bomo got rid of him after he returned to training massively overweight. If you remember he was pretty dire to start but once he lost the weight he was a different playerLightwaterRoyal wrote:Slightly off topic but I remember when BMac signed Kermie most on here including myself were well and truly underwhelmed and he turned out to be one of my all time favorite players, much like Ian Harte.
Na I reckon it won’t work outSutekh wrote:Wonder how it’ll work out? Think we should give him a chance.
He's actually been here a while already and he hasn't done that well, if I'm honest.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:Na I reckon it won’t work outSutekh wrote:Wonder how it’ll work out? Think we should give him a chance.
Yes, I noticed that. I wonder if there may be talk of replacing him?Millsy wrote:He's actually been here a while already and he hasn't done that well, if I'm honest.SouthDownsRoyal wrote:Na I reckon it won’t work outSutekh wrote:Wonder how it’ll work out? Think we should give him a chance.
Who?McDermolenko wrote:As now being reported by GetReading:
Mark Bowen will be moving back into a boardroom role at the club.
Serbian coach Aleksandar Stanojević will be coming in as the new Reading manager.
The players have been told not to come to training tomorrow and will be flying to Portugal this coming Friday for a 10-day training camp ahead of this season (presumably to meet the new manager without quarantine required).
SOURCE: https://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/foot ... r-18823130
According to Wiki Aleksandar Stanojevic has won 58 of the 74 league games (7 lost) he’s had since taking over at Partizan in 2020.biff wrote:Who?McDermolenko wrote:As now being reported by GetReading:
Mark Bowen will be moving back into a boardroom role at the club.
Serbian coach Aleksandar Stanojević will be coming in as the new Reading manager.
sign him upSutekh wrote:According to Wiki Aleksandar Stanojevic has won 58 of the 74 league games (7 lost) he’s had since taking over at Partizan in 2020.biff wrote:Who?McDermolenko wrote:As now being reported by GetReading:
Mark Bowen will be moving back into a boardroom role at the club.
Serbian coach Aleksandar Stanojević will be coming in as the new Reading manager.
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