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Good work from the club here.

Not going to cry about it, but that would sting a little, I have to say.

The drama of consecutive relegations back down to National League once they get their season in the Prem?

OMFG

Yeah, you're right. Found the original story. They signed him in time to play against us in the FA Cup, so I guess that was the cause of the posting frenzy that followed. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/r/reading/4152955.stm

In jackarmy.net lore, a Les Ferdinand (or Ferdie) refers to a post made on a topic where there is already at least one post existing on that subject. It goes back to a time when Les Ferdinand signed for Reading and there were multiple posts made by people about it; so many that it just became...

I haven't quite settled on the who's the biggest 'flopper' in the team - Darling or Cooper. Both love a good flop in search of cheap free-kicks. I tend to think it's Cooper as that's largely the only thing he offers, but Harry gives him a good run for his money. It's more high risk with Darling...

After all that it's a yank called Bob.

This doesn't seem realistic to me. He was saying literally days ago that he has not decided what he wants to do next. He's been retired 5 minutes and wants to jump into League 2 management? Can't see it at all. Does he even have coaching badges? (maybe at league 2 level you just need a pulse and...

Not reading too much into that Instagram post one way or another. Just a standard issue end of loan statement. I think our main problem with this will be the timeline. It looks like we're aiming to get business done early so we can hit pre-season with our main guys in place, but I can see LOB's...

Out of curiosity I just looked it up again and I am either going mad/thick as a bag of mince or it changed, as he's showing up being up front: So ignore, me, I'll go and climb back under my rock :LOL:

As an additional bit of info, I did look up the Kilmarnock team sheet for their game on the weekend on the BBC site and I noted he was starting out wide in a 442 (think it was on the left). Now, whether that BBC line up corresponded with reality I don't know, but he wasn't playing up front in it.

Is that the same guy as WarwickHunt? aka Mr 'f*ck my eyes'?

If he's about to enter his last year, we should have already tied him down.

I wonder if it’s bad enough to change the narrative about his future?

Clearly a game we should have won, but we looked suspect defensively all game and paid the price. The worst was saved for the end of course - Placheta and his 50p feet drills that chance at the end inside the post instead of row z like he'll do the other 99 times he'll be in that position. The...

Unbelievable.

No, can’t remember the game, but he’s played earlier this season.