READING LADIES

Sometimes we are so focused on the 1st team performances and results that the other Club teams are forgotten.
The Ladies are equally part of this Club and it would help if us fans made an appearance to support them.
Starting at the next home fixture on Sunday 19th September would be a good choice when they face a tough fixture against Oxford United.
I will go and support - any other Barmy Army guys up for it?
The Youth team will also be worth watching and it would be appreciated if the Club mentions their fixtures on a regular basis also.

I would be up for that do you know what time it kicks off on Sunday?

Thanks Combesy - It's just the two of us then.
Thanks to all the rest of the RTFC fans for the offers of support - just about sums up the Club spirit at the moment!

The sausage will come along! And the egg!

Can't make it. Irish v Gloucester at the mad stad. That's if I get back from Cumbria in time.

Thank you both sausage and the egg.
Food for thought there!
Looking forward to the fry up on the 19th September - who else is up for it?
These Ladies need all the support we can muster, you guys, they are giving it their best shot.

So far Reading Town Ladies have just 3 extra fans going to their 1st home match on Sunday 19th September.
Simply unacceptable for a Club of our standing.
Things have got to change, and for the better - give it a go and support your Club teams and enjoy an afternoon out in the process!

Don't forget you guys. Reading Town Ladies v Oxford United Ladies is 2pm this afternoon at Scours Lane.
Please get down there and make some noise!!

BRAMLEY wrote:Don't forget you guys. Reading Town Ladies v Oxford United Ladies is 2pm this afternoon at Scours Lane.
Please get down there and make some noise!!

I'll be there and I am ready to be a noisy!!!! Cya there.

The Sausage is unable to attend or the egg! last minute thing!!! but will be down tuesday! before a break of missing games as on hols!! The sausage and the egg are off to florida!!!! sunny side up!!!!!!!

First and most importantly, our best wishes go to Jane Younger of Oxford United Ladies.
Upon examination at hospital it was found that she had broken her right fibula.
Our best wishes go to her for a full and speedy recovery.
Two Barmy Army members went to support the RTFC Ladies and enjoyed the experience despite the end result.
Words just cannot express how we felt about one particular decision - suffice to say that Specsavers should very soon have two new clients.
The Ladies never gave up and deserve a better following that's for sure!