No amalgamation, just a re-branding, and no change to the number of clubs in the town either.IRjAy wrote:http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/readingcityfc/news/breaking-news-deal-agreed-with-local-consortium-2322460.html
Sorry if covered elsewhere. The new club (recently amalgamated) has just been taken over by a local consortium.
Great to see the Town have a second club again, and maybe one Reading fans will invest an interest in when they can’t make a Reading FC away day.
....might be a bit soon for you but there's always tomorrow (Sat)bobby1413 wrote:Yea really impressed with the attendance for the game. Also it's £3 for a beer.
I'm going to see when their next home game is and go along. Maybe make it a regular thing
...Well from what I could see on Monday evening they've not done too much off the pitch yet - surface itself looked very good but tbf Highmoor/Ibis had started to sort that out toward the end of last season.AthleticoSpizz wrote:How’s their facilities shaping up FoC?
Ye godsFour Of Clubs wrote:...they had still got Becks Vier up and running tho'
...at a pinch it's preferable to Blackurrant Strongbow or Carling which I think have been the only other draught options - but agree not ideal - usually have a couple of bottles of vaguely more acceptable lager but expect better things will come eventually.Green wrote:Ye godsFour Of Clubs wrote:...they had still got Becks Vier up and running tho'
In the 'Stadium' - if that's not too grand a term for it, in it's present rather austere guise. They are improving things slowly 'on the pitch' and creating a competitive playing squad.TBM wrote:Are they playing in the stadium or the pitch out the back?
Doesn't sound like a hipster club certainly. "Tilehurst Village" or something would've done.John Madejski's Wallet wrote:Like fukk am I ever going to pop along to support a Reading-based team with 'City' in the title. If even if they are right next to my allotment.
They could have at least done something sensible like call themselves Reading Athletic FC or something
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