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Ticket secured for our last ever trip to Griffin Park on Saturday - will be a sorely missed ground. I still remember Jamie Cureton scoring our winner to secure promotion to the Championship in 2002 like it was yesterday, absolute carnage. Just back from my first England away for many years out...

Nathan Jones sacked by Stoke who are now heavily linked with Jose Gomes :lol:

It'll be great to see Reading v QPR finally on Sky. I can't remember the last time it graced our screens...

6,700 seems like an odd one, must have been bad weather.

Only 13,000 there, worst attendance I can recall in a long while. Not that I attended, mind you.

Good to see them get a kicking :cool1:

I'll take joy in referring to this when he guides us to the Champions League Final.

Our recently appointed Sporting Director Mark Bowen is set to become our new manager a few weeks after joining the club initially... Pulses are racing.

I'd be happy with Mark Hughes. The return of Nigel Howe earlier this year, who was CEO during the Coppell and McDermott era, means we've got an experienced head to direct the next course of action. As a result, I'll think we'll keep it safe and not appoint another unknown like Jose Gomes...

Made me laugh at least :fish:

Is Fulham v QPR considered a derby? I know Chelsea v QPR is a bit more lively.

Please :cool1:

Wouldn't be surrpised, he just about kept us up last season and things haven't improved since. Chris Hughton and Gareth Ainsworth are the early favourites. Ainsworth is a Wokingham local so he could walk to the training ground every morning :lol:

My first visit to Ashton Gate in 1995, we brought 5,000 - that was a decent following. City fans were on the pitch after the game as well in protest :lol:

Ended up having a few beers down the bottom of North Street, found a decent boozer that we stayed in for pretty much the whole day. As for our following, who gives a fuck? We're Reading, we rarely ever travel well :lol: A good day was had, that's the main thing. Shame our players couldn't put...

Bristol City (A) tickets sorted for next Saturday - first game of the season for me. I'll be dropping JJH a call to organise our ruck before the game, if we don't take the streets of Bedminister before that.

Tuesday night was fun as a neutral in Pompey :animatedf: Fair play to Pompey though, big, big turn out, the pubs were rammed.

Complete idiots - all that money they earn and they couldn't call a cab? Young supporters look up to these players as heroes, they're nothing of the sort when they act like this.

No, why's that?

Would happily see us back in League One - seeing us in the Premier League was okay until the novelty wore off. This league feels like a routine rather than anything enjoyable. It's hard to get excited by modern football as a whole nowadays but the lower leagues, especially non-league, feel...