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Originally Posted By: Guildford Sweeney
Yes, but do you sing and drum no matter what the score is?


Yes I do sing amd drum no matter what the score is! When Reading Town lost to Henley 5-1 I was still chanting like mad as usual so ha. More like the Sweeney group to only sing when their winning so have some of that you muppets duel
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I think he has covered this....

 

He has a strict schedule on a matchday

 

 

Get to ground

3pm Drum and sing

3.45pm stop drumming, by a coke and some crisps

3.55pm re-start drumming and singing

4.40pm (may change due to injury/added time) stop drumming and singing

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I think JC said they were banned from LEAGUE games anyway there must be something going on other than this thread this can someone draw on their posting talent and create something else, it doesn't even have to be true. Let's bury the drum and stop banging on about it. Has this has become a symbal of the CCL forum? I think this whole thread has snared us.

I'm off to put the kettle on!

 

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Regan Newbie

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Originally Posted By: Hartley Hare
I think JC said they were banned from LEAGUE games anyway there must be something going on other than this thread this can someone draw on their posting talent and create something else, it doesn't even have to be true. Let's bury the drum [d-dum-tsssssch groooooan] and stop banging on [d-dum-tsssssch groooooan] about it. Has this has become a cymbal [d-dum-tsssssch groooooan] of the CCL forum? I think this whole thread has snared us.[d-dum-tsssssch groooooan]
I'm off to put the kettle on![d-dum-tsssssch groooooan]


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The question that is unanswered is... do you still drum when your team is drawing??

 

Do you drum when your team is not playing??

 

Do you drum when you have a bayonet stuck in your neck???

 

How about when you've been buried 6ft under ground and left to die. Do you still drum then??

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The question that is unanswered is... do you still drum when your team is drawing??

Do you drum when your team is not playing??

Do you drum when you have a bayonet stuck in your neck???

How about when you've been buried 6ft under ground and left to die. Do you still drum then??


I drum and sing a lot when Reading Town are winning,drawing or loosing. I somtimes go on my brovs drum kit every now and again. No I would not drum when I have a bayonet stuck in my neck I would go hospital for treatment. I would sing and chant but not drum when I am 6ft under ground and left to die.
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Drummer have you ever played footy(not footsie)footy football soccer or whatever it gets called in feckin Reading,take the teams in Bedfont for example do you think their players look at every plane that takes off and lands no,after a while you get used to the noise and it is just in the background,same as your so called singing and drumming its just a noise in the background.

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