You cannot be serious.jenster81 wrote:oh harold, you make me giggle...
What do you think??! tee hee...Royal Rother wrote:You cannot be serious.jenster81 wrote:oh harold, you make me giggle...
It's of course a total coincidence they have started to jump on the charity bandwagon now Reading FC are in the Premiership?Volvicanus wrote:I'm not sure if this was mentioned anywhere else but there was another piece on the Royals wags on Sky sports news yesterday. Apparently the Countess of Wessex paid them all a visit to discuss and applaud their charitable efforts.
http://www.readingfc.premiumtv.co.uk/pa ... 57,00.html
I have to say - I was a bit proud to be supporting a club whose wags are on the television for such worthwhile efforts instead of what they might have bought at a boutique in Baden Baden.
Correct me if I am wrong but I believe that the idea was set up before Reading reached the Premiership.alad wrote:It's of course a total coincidence they have started to jump on the charity bandwagon now Reading FC are in the Premiership?Volvicanus wrote:I'm not sure if this was mentioned anywhere else but there was another piece on the Royals wags on Sky sports news yesterday. Apparently the Countess of Wessex paid them all a visit to discuss and applaud their charitable efforts.
http://www.readingfc.premiumtv.co.uk/pa ... 57,00.html
I have to say - I was a bit proud to be supporting a club whose wags are on the television for such worthwhile efforts instead of what they might have bought at a boutique in Baden Baden.
LOL... and what exactly are they getting out it? Perhaps they realise that being in the Premiership is, um, quite high profile and now is probably the best time to try to make a difference.alad wrote:It's of course a total coincidence they have started to jump on the charity bandwagon now Reading FC are in the Premiership?Volvicanus wrote:I'm not sure if this was mentioned anywhere else but there was another piece on the Royals wags on Sky sports news yesterday. Apparently the Countess of Wessex paid them all a visit to discuss and applaud their charitable efforts.
http://www.readingfc.premiumtv.co.uk/pa ... 57,00.html
I have to say - I was a bit proud to be supporting a club whose wags are on the television for such worthwhile efforts instead of what they might have bought at a boutique in Baden Baden.
I know you are cynical about the WAGS efforts but having helped them with the Costco party and so invited to the Countess of Wessex coffee morning, I would say that they are all doing it for much better reasons than you assume - I saw none of them trying to get any media exposure and in fact they were very much in the background on Tuesday despite all the media using photos of them most.alad wrote:What all WAG's, or the majority of them want - media exposure.
If they were running a marathon fair enough, it takes hard work and alot of will power, but arranging wine tasting, golf days etc looks to me as if they want to have a good time first and the charity comes second.
alad wrote:What all WAG's, or the majority of them want - media exposure.
If they were running a marathon fair enough, it takes hard work and alot of will power, but arranging wine tasting, golf days etc looks to me as if they want to have a good time first and the charity comes second.
Not all girls go for brainy guys.Royal Rother wrote:You cannot be serious.jenster81 wrote:oh harold, you make me giggle...

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