| Just back 22:48 - Oct 7 with 8285 views | BlackCrowe |
Phew, exhausted.
We made heavy weather of it and Reading's route one from Lumley kept us on our toes and they pressed our full backs well.
So pleased for Dykes - was hiding behind an imaginary sofa when he took his penalty. Never stopped working.
Amos and Dozzell subs brought total control to the game, it was a masterstroke by Beale.
Oh gosh, this is fun.
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| Just back on 16:21 - Oct 8 with 1943 views | Drewster |
| Just back on 00:14 - Oct 8 by ted_hendrix |
I have a lot of reasons Mr Sheen, the Company I worked for spent a lot of time at the madstad doing two major construction projects, It was always the same throughout the construction phases during site meetings they were bastards to deal with, their pox ridden quantity surveyors were c unts to deal with, any minuscule reason and they would demand the withholding of Monthly payments blah bloody blah, constant whinging they were purely the client from hell and totally unreasonable and what I would call financial bully's.
Both of the contracts we completed for them were both handed over on time, they had f uck all to complain about.
I defy anyone to sit In with them at site meetings.
Bollox to em.
(Drew, If your reading this LOL)
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Hey Ted, I’m here man and laughed out loud at your post.
Was a thing of beauty to beat those f@clerks last night particularly after having that stonewall, blatant penalty ignored. Honest where do they get these officials from.
Just to let you know mate, got married back in April and as a double whammy, she’s now been confirmed clear of cancer.
All is happy in the world of Drew.
Hope to get to the WBA game |  | | |
| Just back on 21:11 - Oct 8 with 1634 views | ted_hendrix |
| Just back on 16:21 - Oct 8 by Drewster |
Hey Ted, I’m here man and laughed out loud at your post.
Was a thing of beauty to beat those f@clerks last night particularly after having that stonewall, blatant penalty ignored. Honest where do they get these officials from.
Just to let you know mate, got married back in April and as a double whammy, she’s now been confirmed clear of cancer.
All is happy in the world of Drew.
Hope to get to the WBA game |
That's great news re your Wife Drew, hopefully meet up again in the not too distant future;
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| Just back on 00:02 - Oct 9 with 1420 views | lightwaterhoop |
Reading the Evening Standard on the tube going to Fridays game there was no mention of our game at all. There was however a five paragraph article on Romeo Beckham training with the Brentford B team!!! |  | | |
| Just back on 11:16 - Oct 9 with 1152 views | TacticalR |
| Just back on 00:02 - Oct 9 by lightwaterhoop |
Reading the Evening Standard on the tube going to Fridays game there was no mention of our game at all. There was however a five paragraph article on Romeo Beckham training with the Brentford B team!!! |
Something similar happened when we were in the big time:
'I was told David Beckham’s son was coming in. People might not believe me but I really wasn’t bothered. The guy that rang me was like a star struck school kid but to me, he’s just another player. I was asked by a reporter in the street who stopped my car if I was his coach. I read the script. "Look, the answer is yes, but that is as far as it goes. The only people I will talk about Brooklyn to will be the club officials and his parents. That’s no different to the rest of the lads in my squad". But seeing the change of behaviour in people makes me cringe. I don’t know what it is in me that doesn’t really do the star thing. Brooklyn to me was just another player and I tried to integrate him and make him feel relaxed about playing and training with us. Plus Ive got kids his age, I take responsibility for the affect we have on all the kids and have empathy for their emotions. Maybe that’s the parent in me. Occasionally his Dad would turn up to watch. To me, a humble polite guy. Why wouldn’t he be I guess. I actually was really gutted though on one occasion when it turned into a bit of a circus. I think that lacked class. I think I would have got each coach to speak to the players about the situation. My lads were guided by the way I treated Brooklyn and therefore they did the same. But seeing QPR lads in kit rush around David for photos and autographs disappointed me. Maybe that’s me being harsh. But a football training ground should be a leveller for stars and we are taking these players down that road. They should be happy in the company of former top players and household names. Maybe show him the respect he deserves, offer to shake his hand and say hi. I’d seen that behaviour in Germany in academies. Maybe then he could have walked across the pitch and shared some wisdom.'
Academy Football Coach My Time in My Words
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