duckcow07

Just back from Donny game (staying up in Derby at moment and thought I would give Donny an extra bit of support). Reading were very dangerous from set pieces, especially corners, they had three excellent chances in 1st half before inevitably scoring from one in the 2nd half (scored by ex-Saint Pearce with excellent header at far post). Donny were no pushovers and looked dangerous on the break with Diouff holding up the ball well. Overall Reading will be kicking themselves that they didn't get all three points as they had plenty of chances to score a winner but Rovers nearly nicked it at the death also. Very poor atmosphere in the Rovers stand, a guy with a drum was about 20 seats to my left trying to drum up support (pardon my pun) but it didn't help much. Made me appreciate St Marys which is deafening in comparison even in quieter matches such as Leicester or Bristol City this season.

Interestingly Harding was included in the Sunday Mirror's Championship team of the day (along with Lallana). Not sue what match the Mirror reporter was watching to come to that concusion.

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Went there too and totally agree we should be able to beat both of these next season.

Definitely no Neville in the Utd team, just seen a clip of him watching the Everton - Chelsea game at Goodison.

http://www.redcafe.net/f7/fa-cup-fourth-round-draw-318028/index2.html#post9136007 I think they will be in for a shock if this is their popular perception of us now

You checked times to Wembley Central (which involves changing at Marylebone and travelling on the underground), check times to Wembley Stadium and you should find a travel time of 30 minutes

Good alternative is to park at High Wycombe and get the train to Wembley Stadium (30 mins, trains every 20 minutes). If travelling from south take A33 to M4 junction 11 (Reading) then M4 to Junction 8/9 and A404 to Wycombe. Much less hassle than trying to park near Wembley.

According to this link we are already a Championship side http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/fa_cup/8477608.stm