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Cheers guys.

Is the Reading team sheet out yet?

The 'Reading' in the title is the verb, not the team. From the title people would figure he was talking about the game then realise he wasn't upon opening the thread. It would've been slightly amusing if there wasn't a need to explain it.

I've come to the conclusion that the joke has, indeed, gone over everyone's heads. Whoooooosh.

Not sure if everyone is joining in with the joke or if it's gone over everybody's heads........

Just as long as it's not Andy D'Urso, I'm happy.

Only seen us lose once this season (Bristol City at home). Am at Uni on Nottingham so go to as many as I can. My record: Been to: 13, W: 10, D: 2, L: 1. Not bad I guess! Ipswich (A) - 5-2 W Birmingham (H) - 4-1 W Derby (A) - 1-1 D Coventry (A) - 4-2 W Brighton (H) 3-0 W Crystal Palace (H) 2-0 W Bristol City (H) 0-1 L Nottm Forest (A) 3-0 W Derby (H) 4-0 W Barnsley (H) 2-0 W Doncaster (H) 2-0 W Pompey (H) 2-2 D Crystal Palace (A) 2-0 W

To be fair, most people probably got to January without seeing us win away...

No, it's called 'misinterpreting the question'.

Anyone remember that Neil Perrett article in the Bournemouth Echo after our game at Dean Court last year? They're all as bitter as each other.

Think he was more ****ed that he had to pay for his ticket than anything else. Also, why does it matter that he's an 'award-winning' journalist? They had two guys there already, how many does it take to write a biased match article?

One league loss since 23rd Jan... I would hardly say our season has gone 'off-track'.

Maybe a short write-up in the matchday programme would be more appropriate?

The team of the week is decided mostly on the weekends matches, despite the name.

Sunderland (off the top of my head).

While that may be true, some on here are acting as if winning the league is guaranteed to get you relegated in your first season, whereas finishing 2nd means that you'll definitely do well...

Still makes me laugh every time I hear someone on the radio/TV refer to Saints as last season's League One Champions (mostly because I can imagine how much the Brighton fans are pee'd off every time they hear it)

Think he was referring to the teams in 2nd, 3rd and 4th as the three that "broke away" (presumably because QPR were so far ahead already).

What does that have to do with anything? The man has a right to be able to SEE the matches when he is able to go.

Would much rather people didn't leave, but I think a lot of people here just enjoy moaning. If we have a 22,000 attendance, you question why there were 10,000 empty seats. If we sell out, you berate the extra 10,000 who turned up. What exactly do you want? It's hardly going to encourage the extra fans to come if they're going to have season ticket-waving and chanting directed at them when they do turn up.

Good that he's not dwelling on some of the vile abuse thrown his way by a minority as well.

You'll easily be able to find a free stream online either way.

I thought it had always been a 12.30 kick-off since the fixtures were first announced?

Correct. If a game is live on a BBC channel, you can watch it on the BBC Sport home page (only in the UK though).

I know that, but out of all the other teams who are allowed there, I'd say it's still pretty good.