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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Avon Royal » 13 Aug 2011 17:33

brendywendy lauding leicesters mad approach.


I don't think Leicester's approach was lauded much. More teams like Stoke / Wigan / Bolton etc.

Just enjoy the win Brendy, the point scoring can wait for another day. :wink:

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Sarah Star » 13 Aug 2011 17:34

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Imagine what he could do with a board that actually supported him and gave him resources most other managers have, frightening.


Is Sven a bad manager ? Or just under pressure to deliver.

Reading in recent years have a formala that works. In that no player is bigger than the club.


I dont know and I don't care, im talking about BMD and how if he had proper backing he would be more successful.

Must admit I thought you were having a dig at Sven in a sarcastic way too.

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by WoodleyRoyal » 13 Aug 2011 17:35

"5.6m for another donkey get tunchev back mills cant pass , tackle or lead a team , hope he reads this, already seen enough , a lot of fans thought that oakley was a rubbish captain ." :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Arch » 13 Aug 2011 17:35

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now he gone you for get him long still my favourite and im sad he gone so be quiet :shock:


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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by FiNeRaIn » 13 Aug 2011 17:36

Just read the leicester forum, is this really what football fans have come to? Ignorant doesn't even begin to describe them.


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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Hoop Blah » 13 Aug 2011 17:36

brendywendy . its a gøod result regardleess,and one in the eye for the ambition merchants who make no allowances for teams gelling or improving when writing us off and lauding leicesters mad approach.


Who's not making allowances? I'd say that those bemoaning the perceived lack of ambition are talking up Leicesters long term potential for the season than just today (admittedly I haven't looked at the prediction threads).
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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by facaldaqui » 13 Aug 2011 17:36

WoodleyRoyal "We payed a hell of a lot over what Mills is really worth" :lol: :lol:

http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/index ... 5591&st=40


Leicester fans seem to be questioning their team's mentality. I think you have to watch that when you add a bad-tempered hothead like Mills, plus nasties like Paintsil and Nugent, to the mix, on big money. I've had the same thought about Ipswich's adding the likes of Bowyer and Chopra. Reading's scrutiny of the character of anyone they sign is an underestimated aspect of their success as a "team". In a way, Rodgers's recruitment of Mills was untypical of our recruitment methods in that respect.

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Avon Royal » 13 Aug 2011 17:37

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WoodleyRoyal "We payed a hell of a lot over what Mills is really worth" :lol: :lol:

http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/index ... 5591&st=40


Leicester fans seem to be questioning their team's mentality. I think you have to watch that when you add a bad-tempered hothead like Mills, plus nasties like Paintsil and Nugent, to the mix, on big money. I've had the same thought about Ipswich's adding the likes of Bowyer and Chopra. Reading's scrutiny of the character of anyone they sign is an underestimated aspect of their success as a "team". In a way, Rodgers's recruitment of Mills was untypical of our recruitment methods in that respect.


I think that's a very fair point.

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Friday's Legacy » 13 Aug 2011 17:38

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Imagine what he could do with a board that actually supported him and gave him resources most other managers have, frightening.


reading's problems begin when mcdermott too out grows this football club and/or grows frustrated at managing on a tight budget and having his best players sold. at the moment he's still grateful for being given the chance to manage the club, but if he continues to pull rabbits out of the hat like he did last season and is so far doing this season, then a new challenge at a bigger better club wont be far away.
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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Franchise FC » 13 Aug 2011 17:39

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Just wait till we lose one, though


Spot on. Win we win you find out who the real supporters are.......................

A simply brilliant result and given Millwall's win today, last weeks point doesn't look quite so shabby.

I think it's time to reacquaint my Upper West seat with my fat backside :P


Personally I'd say you find out who the real supporters are when things are tough and they stick through those times with their continued support....

Great results today. Still too early to have any idea how things will pan out for the rest of the season though, and that remains the case for another half a dozen games, if not more.

Hopefully this is the sign of things to come and not just players getting a big result in a big game for the club.


Do you mean until the pre-season is over ? :wink:

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by sandman » 13 Aug 2011 17:39

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WoodleyRoyal "We payed a hell of a lot over what Mills is really worth" :lol: :lol:

http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/index ... 5591&st=40


Leicester fans seem to be questioning their team's mentality. I think you have to watch that when you add a bad-tempered hothead like Mills, plus nasties like Paintsil and Nugent, to the mix, on big money. I've had the same thought about Ipswich's adding the likes of Bowyer and Chopra. Reading's scrutiny of the character of anyone they sign is an underestimated aspect of their success as a "team". In a way, Rodgers's recruitment of Mills was untypical of our recruitment methods in that respect.


We were already interested in Mills before Rodgers arrived.

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Friday's Legacy » 13 Aug 2011 17:42

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WoodleyRoyal "We payed a hell of a lot over what Mills is really worth" :lol: :lol:

http://www.foxestalk.co.uk/forums/index ... 5591&st=40


Leicester fans seem to be questioning their team's mentality. I think you have to watch that when you add a bad-tempered hothead like Mills, plus nasties like Paintsil and Nugent, to the mix, on big money. I've had the same thought about Ipswich's adding the likes of Bowyer and Chopra. Reading's scrutiny of the character of anyone they sign is an underestimated aspect of their success as a "team". In a way, Rodgers's recruitment of Mills was untypical of our recruitment methods in that respect.


We were already interested in Mills before Rodgers arrived.


indeed, he was a long time nicky hammond and brian mcdermott target.

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by facaldaqui » 13 Aug 2011 17:44

FiNeRaIn Just read the leicester forum, is this really what football fans have come to? Ignorant doesn't even begin to describe them.


Yes, one of them is saying "we need a striker, no matter what it costs". Well, they've got Nugent and Vassell.

Seriously, if I were a Leicester fan, I'd be wondering at the way the team that got promoted from League 1 and got to the playoffs in the Championship was dismantled. What for? If that were a Reading team, we'd've tried to keep it together. It was a bloody good team.


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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by facaldaqui » 13 Aug 2011 17:47

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Leicester fans seem to be questioning their team's mentality. I think you have to watch that when you add a bad-tempered hothead like Mills, plus nasties like Paintsil and Nugent, to the mix, on big money. I've had the same thought about Ipswich's adding the likes of Bowyer and Chopra. Reading's scrutiny of the character of anyone they sign is an underestimated aspect of their success as a "team". In a way, Rodgers's recruitment of Mills was untypical of our recruitment methods in that respect.


We were already interested in Mills before Rodgers arrived.


indeed, he was a long time nicky hammond and brian mcdermott target.


Whoever wanted him, he always seemed slightly un-Readingish to me in his temperament. Obviously, we could have done with keeping him, but in some ways I'm glad I don't have to support him any more.

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Ian Royal » 13 Aug 2011 17:47

Absolutely super goal from HRK!

Where was the marking for Hunt though! Brilliantly placed header, but not exactly firm.

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by handbags_harris » 13 Aug 2011 17:48

floyd_street, to me earlier, said not Reading will be bottom in a week. Leicester 4-0 Reading and we always lose at f*cking Portsmouth.
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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Franchise FC » 13 Aug 2011 17:48

I'm pretty sure svens uncle is the Leicester version of 1teaminberks

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Franchise FC » 13 Aug 2011 17:49

BMcD is on SSN now - this guy is the dogs ....

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by Avon Royal » 13 Aug 2011 17:50

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floyd_street, to me earlier, said not Reading will be bottom in a week. Leicester 4-0 Reading and we always lose at f*cking Portsmouth.


We do always lose at f*cking Portsmouth to be fair.

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Re: Leicester Vs Reading

by WoodleyRoyal » 13 Aug 2011 17:51

Franchise FC I'm pretty sure svens uncle is the Leicester version of 1teaminberks


Just goes to show that all football forums are the same tbh 90% of fans are all doom and gloom with 10% realistic

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