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RE: Away Day Tales: Episode 10 - Ashton Gate (30th Mar 2002)
Once an owner declares a club bankrupt as a result of their business dealings, they shouldn't be allowed to own a club again.
A good idea.
The good news, is that if we get relegated, I'll have plenty of new grounds to visit
You can find a positive in everything :)
Ha ha. I've thought this for a while - ever since we missed out on European football by 1 point. Those 2 seasons (2005/06 & 2006/07) were the best football I will ever see Reading play. So I feel that I've seen it all - unless we get into Europe, or drop down the leagues.
I wish you to see something new, ie Reading in the Champions League :)
Ha ha. I hope so too 😆 I've already seen us get relegated and playing in (what's now known as) League 1 so we'd have to get relegated twice for something new in the direction!
By the way, congratulations on the strong-willed victory of Reading.
🥳 It means that once we get our 9 point deduction, we won't be in the relegation zone 🥳
Yes, but there is still a long way to go.
I hope you're not suggesting we'll get relegated 😆 You new fans - so pessimistic.
You better know. The main thing is that the team does not fall apart morally.
I think morale's still good. We have a good, motivational manager (Veljko Paunovic) and so long as he stays, we'll do well. I'm sure I've asked you before but which team do you support?
This is a very difficult question. I supported the local team in Kalush. But it moved to the amateur level (lack of funding). Then I supported the Karpaty, team from the city of Lviv, which even played in the European Cups. After the war began, the team went bankrupt. That's why my father and I support the Dynamo Kyiv team, but we don't share the policy of its owners. We also don't go to team matches because it's very far.