Forbury Lionor sideways move.muirinhoHound I suspect a large number of the hits on GR are due to ReadingFC news so I sure they weren't overjoyed with Charles leaving
New job has same parent (trinitymirror) as getreading, so it's more like an internal promotion I'm guessing.
I wonder what happened to his predecessor?
Forbury Lionor sideways move.muirinhoHound I suspect a large number of the hits on GR are due to ReadingFC news so I sure they weren't overjoyed with Charles leaving
New job has same parent (trinitymirror) as getreading, so it's more like an internal promotion I'm guessing.
I wonder what happened to his predecessor?
Forget the Chronicle, this is our chance to attract readers to Hobnob instead. We'll take it in turns to go along to the press conferences and employ whatshisname from #bushwatch to sit in the bush full time, not just at the end of the transfer windows.maffff If the Chronicle decided to get their shit together it's a huge opportunity for them to steal the biggest bit of GetReading's site clicks... And therefore bring in additional revenue.
genome His follower count was 7,700 ish yesterday, it's now 7529#exodus
Forbury LionForget the Chronicle, this is our chance to attract readers to Hobnob instead. We'll take it in turns to go along to the press conferences and employ whatshisname from #bushwatch to sit in the bush full time, not just at the end of the transfer windows.maffff If the Chronicle decided to get their shit together it's a huge opportunity for them to steal the biggest bit of GetReading's site clicks... And therefore bring in additional revenue.
SutekhForbury LionForget the Chronicle, this is our chance to attract readers to Hobnob instead. We'll take it in turns to go along to the press conferences and employ whatshisname from #bushwatch to sit in the bush full time, not just at the end of the transfer windows.maffff If the Chronicle decided to get their shit together it's a huge opportunity for them to steal the biggest bit of GetReading's site clicks... And therefore bring in additional revenue.
Go along with that. And to top it all we wouldnt have to waste bandwidth in the Reading FC section with the dump "stories" that GetReading invent/report about who other clubs are interested in and and what ManUre, Arsenal, Chavski, Liverpool and Bigclub & Hove Albion etc. are up to.
On the side of the Chronic though, think some still haven't forgiven them for their "reporting" of the club around the time when Cureton was here.
Another reason to boycot the Chronicle, copy paste below minus the mocked up fictional Reading FC hooligan hoodie wielding a plank of woodForbury Lion On the side of the Chronic though, think some still haven't forgiven them for their "reporting" of the club around the time when Cureton was here.
Reading Chronicle makes front page apology over football hooliganism story
Paper says the article "fell short of the diligent, responsible reporting that has been our trademark".
A front page apology has been published in today's Reading Chronicle following a story it ran last week about supposed hooliganism at Reading Football Club.
The paper also appeared to link football hooliganism with the Hillsborough disaster in which 96 Liverpool supporters lost their lives in 1989.
Berkshire Media Group, publisher of the Reading Chronicle, has confirmed today editor Maurice O'Brien has been suspended pending an investigation.
Today's Chronicle apology reads: "Last week’s issue of the Reading Chronicle carried a special investigative piece entitled 'The Other Face of Football'.
"This article caused great offence to Reading Football Club, Reading fans and those affected by the dreadful events of Hillsborough in 1989.
"The Chronicle wishes to apologise for any offence caused by the article and assure you that a full investigation into last week’s events is being undertaken.
"We fully accept that Reading Football Club has an exemplary record of policing their ground and Royals fans have a well-deserved reputation for excellent behaviour.
"Unfortunately our article and the front page in particular did not make this clear.
"The Reading Chronicle has a long and proud tradition of serving our readers and advertisers across Reading and West Berkshire.
"This article fell short of the diligent, responsible reporting that has been our trademark down the years."
genome To be honest, wouldn't there already be a proliferation of Arsenal reporters/news sites/magazines and the like? Going to be quite tough to break through all that. Best of luck to him of course, covering his own club.
He had good niche here though.
Things that should not have been printed probably should not be repeated.royalsroyalsroyals92Sutekh On the side of the Chronic though, think some still haven't forgiven them for their "reporting" of the club around the time when Cureton was here.
As someone who was only just learning about football and getting into Reading then and was a huge cureton fan - what was written? I'd just be interested to know!
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Saaaaaaaammmmmm Not writing a single article on our accounts really is top journalisming
And Low can't even be bothered to find five things we learned from last night
http://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/footb ... 1-12447773
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