READING F.C : farewell my love & hope u will miss me

jpl_fan · Post time 17-9-2006 02:40 AM

aku minat ngan lyon nie sejak season lepas lg..:lol
lepas diorang kalahkan team real aku..:lol
hehehe..si houllier nie kat lyon menjadi plak....
and yg plg penting juninho tuu..free kick dia..marvellous..:love:

game real pg isnin nie..lwn real sociedad..:pmuka:

dollah_bedwi · Post time 17-9-2006 02:47 AM

senin mana boleh tgk .. kerja..lagi rm kena lagik hehehe..

aku ada ambik player lyon jadi ff player..bagus gak derang nih.. bagus lagi dari marseille..

sihoulier tu sekurangnya dpt tu tunjuk dia memang managerpower .. tapi geng bangau yg tak reti main hehehe

epitome · Post time 17-9-2006 03:03 AM

Originally posted by dollah_bedwi at 17-9-2006 02:47 AM
senin mana boleh tgk .. kerja..lagi rm kena lagik hehehe..

aku ada ambik player lyon jadi ff player..bagus gak derang nih.. bagus lagi dari marseille..

sihoulier tu sekurangnya dpt tu tunjuk dia memang managerpower .. tapi geng bangau yg tak reti main hehehe

:lol :lol :lol

jpl_fan · Post time 17-9-2006 03:05 AM

hishk ko nie..kang conan merajuk ngan ko plak..

epitome · Post time 17-9-2006 03:06 AM

gelak cantu dier x marah... gelak guling2 mcm ko tu dier marah

dollah_bedwi · Post time 17-9-2006 03:11 AM

makcik konan tu marah ke org gelakkan team bangau hehehe..aku dengar cerita minggu lepas dia ngamuk giler..heheh.. nasib baik aku takde .. tidak lagi terbakar aku tarukkan gambar pakcik houlier kat benag bangau...

vitruvian_man · Post time 18-9-2006 07:49 AM

Originally posted by dollah_bedwi at 17-9-2006 02:28 AM
Sheff Utd    1 - 2    Reading
Rob Hulse (61)       Kevin Doyle (1)

                              Seol Ki-Hyeon (25)

Doyle lightening strike

One of the fastest goals in Premier Leag ...

tak sia-sia aku sokong reading sejak doooooooooolu lagi....:cak:

carrim7 · Post time 18-9-2006 08:05 AM

huh....yer ker sejak dolu agi nih. hehehehehe

vitruvian_man · Post time 18-9-2006 08:17 AM

Originally posted by carrim7 at 18-9-2006 08:05 AM
huh....yer ker sejak dolu agi nih. hehehehehe

yepp..sejak dooooooolu lagi :cak:

carrim7 · Post time 18-9-2006 08:18 AM

ooooo......mode la--"aku percaya"....

Show all posts · Post time 18-9-2006 11:29 AM

Sedap bau montot haku?

Yours sincerely,
Humble Hasripompey the Pompey Hardcore

epitome · Post time 23-9-2006 09:44 AM

Seol aims to steal show against United

[quote]LONDON: Seol Ki-hyeon wants to lead Reading to a shock win over Manchester United today so he can raise his new club's profile in South Korea.

Seol, 27, became the third South Korean to play in the Premier League, following United's Park Ji-sung and Tottenham's Lee Young-pyo, after he joined Reading in pre-season.

But he admits to being envious of the attention his two international teammates receive because they play for more glamorous clubs.

A win against United would be the perfect way to get his share of the spotlight, even though Park, who is recovering from ankle surgery, will not feature for United.

Reading, promoted from the Second Division last season, were tipped for relegation by many experts but they have won three of their first five matches to reach sixth place.

Beating Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand and company at the Madejski Stadium would be a dream for everyone connected with Reading, but Seol has high hopes that his participation in the game will make his team more popular back home.

He said: 揟here are some big games coming up and to play against Manchester United is a dream for me.

揟hey have a lot of fans over in South Korea. These people didn't know about Reading before but they do now that we're starting to play well in the top division.

揈veryone knows Park at Manchester United. I'm nowhere near as big as him but people are beginning to take notice of Reading. Unfortunately, he's injured at the moment. It's unlucky for him but all I can do is try and play well myself.

揥e have nothing to lose against Manchester United. You never know what can happen in football.

揈very game is a different story. We're at home and we've got one full week to prepare for just this game. We'll keep trying to beat anyone and win.

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epitome · Post time 23-9-2006 02:07 PM

team neh ker yg nak kena titik mlm neh? :kerek:

dullah_reader · Post time 24-9-2006 11:07 AM

nasib baik semalam geng setan ni tak kena pukul dek kelab membaca ni..perghhh nyaris menang... tidak hepi aku..

mcm ni performance yg di mahukan.. tak sia2 ambik doyle jadi ff player...

dullah_reader · Post time 24-9-2006 11:09 AM

Final - Madejski Stadium Attendance: 24,098
Reading 1 - 1 Man Utd
Kevin Doyle (pen 48)
Cristiano Ronaldo (73)

Reading 1-1 Man Utd: Ronaldo saves United blushes

Cristiano Ronaldo's second half equaliser enabled Manchester United to avoid suffering defeat in their first ever league clash with Reading.
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United dominated most of the evening's proceedings but found themselves trailing to Kevin Doyle's 48th-minute penalty.

Chances came and went for Sir Alex Ferguson's side until Ronaldo took matters into his own hands in the 73rd minute, netting a memorable solo equaliser.

The Portugal winger was booed constantly by the home fans but was undeniably the game's most impressive performer.

However, the result meant United had missed a chance to climb to the top of the Premiership, ahead of Chelsea.

• Reading boss only 'half-pleased'

United had begun with Wayne Rooney as their only recognised player up front following Louis Saha's hamstring injury and the England man tested home goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann within two minutes.

The American fumbled his low shot and it needed Royals captain Graeme Murty to hack clear before Kieran Richardson could pounce.

Hahnemann did better with a low drive from Ronaldo but fumbled a free-kick from the same player and was nowhere when a cross from the same man from the left flashed across goal, with Scholes failing to convert from unmissable range only by a matter of millimetres.

Reading chances had been harder to come by with Leroy Lita coming close early on.

The best of the first half fell to Doyle in the 18th minute when a deflection put him in on goal - but he could not beat Edwin van der Sar from five yards.

The Dutchman made a good save low down at his near post to deny Seol Ki-Hyeon, who was posing the fit-again Gabriel Heinze real problems down the right flank, with the Argentinian back in the United side for the first time in a year.

Reading were perhaps relieved to go in at the break on level terms but within three minutes of the restart they were ahead through Doyle's penalty.

Gary Neville was the man adjudged to have been at fault as a Murty cross bounced in the box and off the England defender's arm - the intent did not look that obvious but referee Peter Walton was quick to point to the spot.

Up stepped Doyle, who had seen a spot-kick saved in a Carling Cup shoot-out with lowly Darlington in midweek.

Van der Sar almost kept this one out, guessing correctly, but the ball squirmed in under a glove.

United responded to the setback by once again applying pressure but Kieran Richardson fluffed a great chance by miskicking with the goal in his sights after Ronaldo had laid the ball back.

Richardson was replaced by Saha before the hour mark and with 20 minutes remaining Ole Solskjaer and John O'Shea had joined him on the pitch, at the expense of Heinze and Darren Fletcher.

An equaliser was coming and Ronaldo provided it himself with a fine solo effort in the 73rd minute, cutting in from the left and evading the back-tracking Murty before firing across Hahnemann and into the net.

It was all United after that but Reading hung on gratefully for a point.

• Reading boss only 'half-pleased'

Reading boss Steve Coppell declared himself 'half-pleased' with the 1-1 draw against Manchester United at the Madejski Stadium.

Kevin Doyle opened the scoring early in the second half from the penalty spot and the hosts held on until Cristiano Ronaldo levelled with a powerful drive.

Coppell told Sky PremPlus: 'The way the game developed I thought it was one of those days when it was going to go our way, but there was a piece of individual skill and a great finish (from Ronaldo).

'So we're half-pleased with the point given how the game went, thinking what might have been.

'It's always an uphill task against teams of this quality but I have to give my players a round of applause for their efforts.'

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson insisted failure to win at newly-promoted Reading was not cause for a shame.

A 1-1 draw at the Madejski Stadium means the Red Devils have now dropped five of their last six points following last Sunday's 1-0 home defeat by Arsenal.

But Ferguson insisted: 'Last Sunday was a disappointing performance but not today.'

Reading took the lead early in the second half through Kevin Doyle's penalty before Cristiano Ronaldo netted a fine solo equaliser with 16 minutes remaining.

The penalty award had been against Gary Neville, with the England defender having been adjudged to have used an arm as a cross from the right bounced in the box.

Ferguson said: 'I haven't seen it so I couldn't judge but it was a big decision.'

Wayne Rooney again failed to hit the net but his manager was prepared to defend his performance.

He said: 'You have got to remember that was only his sixth game in six months.'

Royals boss Steve Coppell, the former Manchester United winger who masterminded the club's rise to the top-flight for the first time in its history, said: 'We had nothing to lose from today. I was thinking before the game that whatever happens we couldn't lose and to get a point is a small gift as well so we have got to be pleased with it.

'But I have said to the players we don't want the highlight of our season to be a Saturday evening in September. We have got a long way to go and we can't pat ourselves on the back.'

Coppell admitted he had even been a little disappointed by the result.

He said: 'Having got our noses in front it looked as if it was going to be one of those days where we might have nicked all three.

'At the end of it we will probably wake up tomorrow morning and think it was a good point but it was also a good opportunity to have gone on.

'They are obviously a fabulous footballing outfit with tremendous individuals and we had stifled them very well - to a certain extent at a cost to ourselves.

'It looked a stalemate for periods, the penalty gave us impetus and the goal certainly gave them impetus.'

hasribus · Post time 24-9-2006 11:18 AM

Originally posted by dullah_reader at 24-9-2006 11:07 AM
nasib baik semalam geng setan ni tak kena pukul dek kelab membaca ni..perghhh nyaris menang... tidak hepi aku..

mcm ni performance yg di mahukan.. tak sia2 ambik doyle jadi ff player...

fuyooo.....
hepi nampak :nana: