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Awayday in Reading
Discussion started by TheSaracens.com , 16 April, 2012 09:55
Awayday in Reading
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Re: Awayday in Reading
Hoggers 16 April, 2012 10:06
Excellent and accurate report. I'd agree with your view that Powell would be a better option for the rest of the season.
Gorge had an excellent game but my mom would go to Charlie as he kept the scoreboard ticking over and managed the game for us with his excellent out of hand kicking.

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Re: Awayday in Reading
Gryff 16 April, 2012 11:52
Great report thanks

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Re: Awayday in Reading
AnnieF 16 April, 2012 14:33
Cheeky!! You've used my line from the 'A Song for Sarries' thread . . . Charlie is My Darlin'. Or is it a case of great minds thinking alike? Good report - thank you.

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Re: Awayday in Reading
The Bard 16 April, 2012 18:56
The Barritt penalty for holding on came about because Joel did not get up in support of him, seemingly rooted to the spot.
Kruis not quite MOM due to his losing the ball in a couple of lineouts, probably Jackson Wray for me.

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Re: Awayday in Reading
Darraghgirl 16 April, 2012 20:55
And another place to go Kite spotting! Will have to pencil in Madstad next year. Thanks Jeremy

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Re: Awayday in Reading
PhillFez 17 April, 2012 14:16
Great report, thanks. Some of those Irish offsides at the ruck are in the photos i posted, even when Wiggy was pointing them out to the ref he was ignoring them. One was Gibson who could have got a second yellow. (Sm102)

DG the industrial estate next to the ground had a group of 5 or 6 Red Kites wheeling around - reminded me of the Black Kites in bangalore.

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Re: Awayday in Reading
davidthesarrie 18 April, 2012 18:38
(Sm152) Great report as always, thank you.

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Re: Awayday in Reading
FezUnite 20 April, 2012 10:17
"Krius, Wray and Fraser seemed to burst through around the ruck whenever they wanted to" - how good does that sound? 3 of our academy players who have really progressed over the last 2 seasons.

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Re: Awayday in Reading
The Bard 20 April, 2012 13:05
Obviously Rhys Gill must have been holding back the opposition then!

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Re: Awayday in Reading
PhillFez 20 April, 2012 13:49
(Sm22) who's been listening to Barnes then?

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