22 May 2015
By Hob Nob Anyone?
It's that time of year again - before the 2014/2015 season fades into memory make sure you place your votes in the annual Hob Nob Anyone? End of Season Awards.
With the exception of the FA Cup run, that saw Reading reach the FA Cup semi-final for only their second time in history, the season was quite forgettable - so make sure you place your votes now.
The awards have been running for 20 years to allow Reading fans to vote on-line for the player of the season, most improved player, best performance and worst performance of the season. Previous winners of our on-line poll have included Scott Howie, Darren Caskey and Phil Parkinson. If you'd like to delve into a bit of history use the links on the bottom of the voting form after you've placed your votes.
It's unusual for season predictions to be right, but this time last year 61% of Reading fans predicted a midtable finish for Reading. And that was pretty much how it finished with relegation never a serious threat, despite a shockingly poor run of league form in the final half of the season.
Jordan Obita scooped both the awards for player of the season and most improved player last time around - but who will get your vote this season? Vote now!
It's that time of year again - before the 2014/2015 season fades into memory make sure you place your votes in the annual Hob Nob Anyone? End of Season Awards.
With the exception of the FA Cup run, that saw Reading reach the FA Cup semi-final for only their second time in history, the season was quite forgettable - so make sure you place your votes now.
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The awards have been running for 20 years to allow Reading fans to vote on-line for the player of the season, most improved player, best performance and worst performance of the season. Previous winners of our on-line poll have included Scott Howie, Darren Caskey and Phil Parkinson. If you'd like to delve into a bit of history use the links on the bottom of the voting form after you've placed your votes.
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It's unusual for season predictions to be right, but this time last year 61% of Reading fans predicted a midtable finish for Reading. And that was pretty much how it finished with relegation never a serious threat, despite a shockingly poor run of league form in the final half of the season.
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Jordan Obita scooped both the awards for player of the season and most improved player last time around - but who will get your vote this season? Vote now!
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