Cureton Interview

[Royalcop]

Talks about his reasons for the Korea move and says he should have stayed with us, great to see he's still playing - let's hope we get Dagenham in one of the cups.

http://www.theguardian.com/football/201 ... league-two

[AthleticoSpizz]

Cheltenhams loss

Good luck Jamie...always keep an eye out for you in the Sundays and the FL show.....keep it going

[Pepe the Horseman]

My favourite ever Reading player by some way.

[Ouroboros]

My favourite ever Reading player by some way.

Hi-5.

[Zammo]

My favourite ever Reading player by some way.

^this #legend

[TBM]

So we have his ex-wife to blame for him leaving RFC

THE BITCH

[Pepe the Horseman]

We should track her down and send her some death threats

[soggy biscuit]

We should track her down and send her some death threats

I would death threat her, with my penis

[frimmers3]

We should track her down and send her some death threats

I would death threat her, with my penis

Hardly a lethal injection.

[yappy]

Can't believe it's been 11 years since he left us!

[Brum Royal]

And even longer to being stood on the terrace at Griffin Park for that lob over the keeper.

Amazing scenes that day

[Royalcop]

I was at the Madejski for the beam-back and subsequent pitch invasion, great times.

[Eaststandman]

And even longer to being stood on the terrace at Griffin Park for that lob over the keeper.

Amazing scenes that day

It wasn't all down to him though, there were a few thousand of us sucking that slow motion ball into the goal with a collective sharp intake of breath!

[Royal Biscuitman]

What was the game at the Mad Stad where he belted it from near the halfway line into the net, the opposition manager described it as hit and hope/desperate but we all knew and could see he meant it. I think we had lost the game by that point and it was a consolation goal. Possibly a midweek game.

It's one of the goals I always remember, just everything before and after the goal I've forgotten

[Mr Optimist]

What was the game at the Mad Stad where he belted it from near the halfway line into the net, the opposition manager described it as hit and hope/desperate but we all knew and could see he meant it. I think we had lost the game by that point and it was a consolation goal. Possibly a midweek game.

It's one of the goals I always remember, just everything before and after the goal I've forgotten

Sheffield Wednesday? I thought we won the match 2-1 though....?

[Royal Biscuitman]

What was the game at the Mad Stad where he belted it from near the halfway line into the net, the opposition manager described it as hit and hope/desperate but we all knew and could see he meant it. I think we had lost the game by that point and it was a consolation goal. Possibly a midweek game.

It's one of the goals I always remember, just everything before and after the goal I've forgotten

Sheffield Wednesday? I thought we won the match 2-1 though....?

Ah yes, Sheffield Wednesday sounds familiar.... maybe we did win, that would explain the opposition manager moaning about the goal!

[Platypuss]

Was that not the one he called "The Dipper" against Burnley?

[Pepe the Horseman]

What was the game at the Mad Stad where he belted it from near the halfway line into the net, the opposition manager described it as hit and hope/desperate but we all knew and could see he meant it. I think we had lost the game by that point and it was a consolation goal. Possibly a midweek game.

It's one of the goals I always remember, just everything before and after the goal I've forgotten

Sheffield Wednesday? I thought we won the match 2-1 though....?

Ah yes, Sheffield Wednesday sounds familiar.... maybe we did win, that would explain the opposition manager moaning about the goal!

Thought it were Brighton weren't it?

[Brum Royal]

Was that not the one he called "The Dipper" against Burnley?

Burnley is correct, I had remembered it against Oldham but evidently not.

From the match report (by Graham):

With the game won it was fitting that Cureton popped up again in the dying minutes to score the goal of the game. And what a goal. With the keeper off his line, and Cureton well out, he lobbed it towards goal, where it dipped delightfully into the back of the net. The keeper must have wondered how it had happened. He'd been beaten by a moment of pure class. Cureton went mental in celebration of his sixth goal in just five games - and who could blame him? It's an amazing achievement for a striker that's only completed three full games in Division One for the Royals. So a great team performance, and a solid victory. Reading continue to look like a Division One side. We won't be getting promotion this season perhaps, but we certainly deserve our current mid-table position.

http://www.royals.org/matdoc/270802.html

[From Despair To Where?]

Sheffield Wednesday? I thought we won the match 2-1 though....?

Ah yes, Sheffield Wednesday sounds familiar.... maybe we did win, that would explain the opposition manager moaning about the goal![/quote]
Thought it were Brighton weren't it?[/quote]

Scored a belter of a consolation goal from distance against Brighton in the game where Zamora scored from a Paul Brooker free kick for a back pass given on the edge of the 6yd box. That was played midweek.

The goal described by Pardew as the "dipper" was definitely against Burnley.