Cureton Back Saturday

[firstdivision]

We play Norwich next Saturday.

He is now on loan to Barnsley

[AlexY25]

Will be good to see him again. Reading legend

[rg6royal]

Will be good to see him again. Reading legend

'greed

[From Despair To Where?]

Except Tyson was played more as a winger than striker back then.

I think he was a bit of both, that he do either role if necessary, much in the same way Rougier was used.

Rougier was always a winger, never a striker. Just happened to be top scorer in a particularly shit Port Vale side which eveidently fooled a lot of people into thinking he could play up front. He did a hell of a lot better for us than people give him credit for.

[Whore Jackie]

Except Tyson was played more as a winger than striker back then.

I think he was a bit of both, that he do either role if necessary, much in the same way Rougier was used.

Rougier was always a winger, never a striker. Just happened to be top scorer in a particularly shit Port Vale side which eveidently fooled a lot of people into thinking he could play up front. He did a hell of a lot better for us than people give him credit for.

Agreed. Unfortunately he rather blotted his copybook with the ridiculous showboating battle against Gazza during Parky’s testimonial.

[Deathy]

Except Tyson was played more as a winger than striker back then.

I think he was a bit of both, that he do either role if necessary, much in the same way Rougier was used.

Rougier was an awful striker but a very good winger.

[Focher]

in fairness Rouge had a run as loan striker and was excellent i thought. Granted It didn't last

[Thaumagurist*]

in fairness Rouge had a run as loan striker and was excellent i thought. Granted It didn't last

Where was he on loan to?

[Winchester Royal]

Brighton and Hove Albion Football club, (biggest club in the world)

[Negative_Jeff]

You could argue it was before, his goalscoring record in the 01/02 campaign up to his injury didn't exactly set the world alight.

Though he did score at Northampton away which was probably a small turning point in the season with Kev Watson & John Salako making their RFC debuts

That Northampton game was hugely significant. I think it also marked the league debut of Shorey, and ushered in a new brand of football with Dillon taking over from the Mad Dog.Without these changes the club would never have gone on to gain promotion that season.

[Forbury Lion]

in fairness Rouge had a run as loan striker and was excellent i thought. Granted It didn't last

Oxford United away.

[Winchester Royal]

You could argue it was before, his goalscoring record in the 01/02 campaign up to his injury didn't exactly set the world alight.

Though he did score at Northampton away which was probably a small turning point in the season with Kev Watson & John Salako making their RFC debuts

That Northampton game was hugely significant. I think it also marked the league debut of Shorey, and ushered in a new brand of football with Dillon taking over from the Mad Dog.Without these changes the club would never have gone on to gain promotion that season.

That was Kevin Watson and John Salako's debut game as well, wasn't it?

[Drew_3]

The best spell of football in his career since leaving Norwich came with Reading, whom he joined in 2000. He played at Reading for three years. While at the club, the RFC supporters' trust had a newly discovered star in the "Perseus" constellation named after him.

from wiki, didn't know that!

[Focher]

in fairness Rouge had a run as loan striker and was excellent i thought. Granted It didn't last

Where was he on loan to?

lone i meant

[Wimb]

You could argue it was before, his goalscoring record in the 01/02 campaign up to his injury didn't exactly set the world alight.

Though he did score at Northampton away which was probably a small turning point in the season with Kev Watson & John Salako making their RFC debuts

That Northampton game was hugely significant. I think it also marked the league debut of Shorey, and ushered in a new brand of football with Dillon taking over from the Mad Dog.Without these changes the club would never have gone on to gain promotion that season.

That was Kevin Watson and John Salako's debut game as well, wasn't it?

Ummm... read the quote within the quote was there that day and it really did feel like a turning point. Butlers drop off the rader was rather Lee Noganesque both had 1 great season then just fell away

[No Hoops]

Sidders.....Jacks
Curo........Kick
Ref.........Red Card

[1871 Royal]

Our luck is that he will score! Always prefered Butler to Curo to be honest, not too sure why just did.

[Huntley & Palmer]

The best spell of football in his career since leaving Norwich came with Reading, whom he joined in 2000. He played at Reading for three years. While at the club, the RFC supporters' trust had a newly discovered star in the "Perseus" constellation named after him.

from wiki, didn't know that!

I'm still waiting for my refund from STAR for buying it

[RG30]

"I had three great seasons and Reading and it was probably my best time in football. We won promotion and were in a Play Off Final. As a club they have moved on and spent time in the Premier League. They will be a force in this league and will be looking to go straight back up.

"It would be great to score my first goal for Barnsley on Saturday and nice to get one against my old club".

[Winchester Royal]

"I had three great seasons and Reading and it was probably my best time in football. We won promotion and were in a Play Off Final. As a club they have moved on and spent time in the Premier League. They will be a force in this league and will be looking to go straight back up.

"It would be great to score my first goal for Barnsley on Saturday and nice to get one against my old club".

All the right things for him to be saying.