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    Or wants to sell Long to Reading and manage them? The possibillities are endless.
    No Somos muchos pero estamos locos.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TrapAPony View Post
    Shane is doing a bit of scouting work for Trapattoni and Ireland.

    http://www.herald.ie/sport/soccer/fr...t-2612842.html
    Alex Pearce (mentioned as a possible switcher of allegiance by Long in that article) seems to be very highly rated by Reading fans. Would probably make the Scots even more annoyed at us but he might be worth bringing on the US trip. Anything that pushes McShane further down the pecking order and all that...
    Last edited by Eirambler; 11/04/2011 at 7:31 PM.

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    Long grabs another one tonight at Scunthorpe. I make that 24 in all competitions.

    Shane Long finds the back of the net with a goal from inside the area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Scunthorpe 0-1 Reading.
    I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.

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    and just set up their second (a penalty from Harte) by being fouled in the box.
    I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.

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    Win for Reading and even better for them Norwich only drew. Cardiff now in second, just three points ahead of Reading in fifth. With Leeds in sixth losing and now five points off Reading, they should be get a playoff spot at least.

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    Reading have an easy enough run in. Unfortunately auto-promotion is not in their own hands as they dont play any teams above themselves

    Scunthorpe United v Reading 19:45
    Saturday 16th April 2011 npower Championship BET Reading v Leicester City 15:00
    Friday 22nd April 2011 npower Championship BET Leeds United v Reading 19:45
    Saturday 23rd April 2011 npower Championship BET Leeds United v Reading 15:00 Postponed
    Monday 25th April 2011 npower Championship BET Reading v Sheffield United 15:00
    Saturday 30th April 2011 npower Championship BET Coventry City v Reading 15:00
    Saturday 07th May 2011 npower Championship BET Reading v Derby County

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    I see Reading are promoting the new Shane Long song. Can't see it catching on, a tad long-winded!

    http://www.readingfc.co.uk/page/News....html#continue


    When we talk of the legends who wore the green
    They'll say Cascarino and Quinner and Keane
    But there's one other striker that's worthy of song
    The Gortnahoe legend tipp rary's shane long

    Wrap him up in the green shirt of Ireland
    There's no better player to be seen
    See all his team mates his boys in green mates
    Shane Long gives it all when he's wearin the green

    He played for Tipperrary in gold and in blue
    And took pride in his parish of Gortnahoe
    With hurley in hand he could never do wrong
    The premier county means a lot to Shane Long

    Wrap him up in the green shirt of Ireland
    There's no better player to be seen
    See all his team mates his boys in green mates
    Shane Long gives it all when he's wearin the green

    When your back's to the wall and you need an oul goal
    There's a lad who gives heart a lad who gives soul
    His never gives up and his spirit is strong
    Three cheers for old Ireland three cheers for Shane Long

    Wrap him up in the green shirt of Ireland
    There's no better player to be seen
    See all his team mates his boys in green mates
    Shane Long gives it all when he's wearin the green

    When we talk of the legends who wore the green
    They'll say Cascarino and Quinner and Keane
    But there's one other striker that's worthy of song
    The gortnahoo legend Tipperrary's Shane Long

    Wrap him up in the green shirt of Ireland
    There's no better player to be seen
    See all his team mates his boys in green mates
    Shane Long gives it all when he's wearin the green

    Wrap him up in the green shirt of Ireland
    There's no better player to be seen
    See all his team mates his boys in green mates
    Shane Long gives it all when he's wearin the green
    Last edited by Philly; 13/04/2011 at 7:23 AM.

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    This sort of thing doesn't usually impress me, but, on this occasion, I'm in genuine awe of how they've actually managed to create something even more abysmal than "Here's to Trapattoni".

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    What do you expect, willie mcbride?

    I mean he is a football player. Hardly a revolutionary or a martyr. I often wonder what people actually expect these songs to be like.
    I'm a bloke,I'm an ocker
    And I really love your knockers,I'm a labourer by day,
    I **** up all me pay,Watching footy on TV,
    Just feed me more VB,Just pour my beer,And get my smokes, And go away

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    Jesus that's dreadful!

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    My ears are bleeding after listening to the first verse!

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    If it's an effort to keep him committed to Reading I think it may have the opposite effect!
    Eirebhoy's "We Love You" Chant. RIP:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7UfSbASyrQ

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    Ok i had only read the lyrics, but is actually horrible
    I'm a bloke,I'm an ocker
    And I really love your knockers,I'm a labourer by day,
    I **** up all me pay,Watching footy on TV,
    Just feed me more VB,Just pour my beer,And get my smokes, And go away

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    Ballad status already for Shane? What a year.

    Brutal stuff right enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rebelmusic View Post
    Reading have an easy enough run in. Unfortunately auto-promotion is not in their own hands as they dont play any teams above themselves

    Scunthorpe United v Reading 19:45
    Saturday 16th April 2011 npower Championship BET Reading v Leicester City 15:00
    Friday 22nd April 2011 npower Championship BET Leeds United v Reading 19:45
    Saturday 23rd April 2011 npower Championship BET Leeds United v Reading 15:00 Postponed
    Monday 25th April 2011 npower Championship BET Reading v Sheffield United 15:00
    Saturday 30th April 2011 npower Championship BET Coventry City v Reading 15:00
    Saturday 07th May 2011 npower Championship BET Reading v Derby County
    13 points there for Reading. Norwich have a tough run-in. Forest who are going for the play-offs themselves, followed by a derby game against an Ipswich team unbeaten in a month and battered in the first fixture. The problem is Cardiff. They have a nice set of games and they look good to go unbeaten, if not win them all. I can't see Swansea doing enough to go up. Still though they're in with a real shout either way, and I can't imagine any team will want to face them in the play-offs.
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    Reports that Everton are interested in signing him in the summer. This would be a brilliant move for him. His style of play and Moyes' management would benefit both parties.

    http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/...reinforcements

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    But if Reading came up would it be such a good move. I just hope for one that Doyler gets out of Wolves.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gastric View Post
    Reports that Everton are interested in signing him in the summer. This would be a brilliant move for him. His style of play and Moyes' management would benefit both parties.

    http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/...reinforcements
    Moyes is linked with a lot of Irish players (Long, Hunt, Doyle, Keane, Walters, Adam Hammill and er Kyle Naughton) but it never quite seems to happen. I'd say it's more to do with the fact that he never has any money to spend. That's not to say that they won't sign him, I just find it interesting that Everton are linked to Irish players so often but never actually purchase any of them. Incidentally, looking back at Everton's transfers, it looks like he has only spent £1 million in the 2.5 years since they bought Hetinga for £6 million.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gastric View Post
    Reports that Everton are interested in signing him in the summer. This would be a brilliant move for him. His style of play and Moyes' management would benefit both parties.

    http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/...reinforcements
    If I could handpick a club for him it would be Everton. But like Serb says, how many of these rumours ever actually come to fruition. It'd be great if this one did right enough though.

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    Either or both of Rodwell and Fellaini are likely to move on in the summer so Everton will have a bit of money this summer. I reckon Long would suit Evertons style of play.

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