Nobby_Barnes
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Hi there Sportsfans, another amazing result for the Boro and an amazing result for this feature. Riley McGree my choice from the Birmingham game back in October has actually signing for MFC, WOW just WOW !!. I haven't had any contact from the club about the 'Finder's Fee' but I'm certain that will be pending 
I have to tell you all that I didn't actually attend the Reading game. Unfortunately we have Covid in my household and sadly I couldn't attend
The first match I've missed at home since about Nineteen Canteen. 
I know I've got quite a following on here so as a result I asked another poster to submit the Notebook report and he jumped at the chance. Infact the paperwork was on my desk first thing this morning. He would like to remain anonymous however, perhaps he doesn't want to be associated with me
I am happy to keep it that way to protect his identity.
An amazing game and another last minute winner this time from Matt Crooks, a great signing by Neil Warnock. Here are the thoughts and notebook choice this week from my mystery contributor.....
Reading - Andy Carrol was a different class in their side today.. a complete nuisance but definitely a standout performer. His header was sublime. Lumley had no chance, perfectly placed and weighted. Still looked prem quality imo.. Newcastle should give him a bell!! Apart from that I though we looked like the team in control, we deserved the three points.
Nobby’s notebook? a bit left field but my choice No.8 Andy Rinomhota was a stand out player for them (for me at least) Reading have a knack of producing or getting hold of real quality midfielders.. his movement and technique stood out above any of their lot. 24yo.. not one for us I don’t think with McGree just signing and Boyd-Munce as his understudy.
Andy Rinomhota signed for Reading in 2015 after being recommended by Graham Rix. Moving through U18 and U23 levels with ease he was promoted to the first team in 2017. After an exceptional debut season, Rinomhota was awarded the 2018–19 player of the season.
Zimbabwe expressed an interest in calling the player into their international squad. However, Zimbabwe faced difficulties in getting Rinomhota into their squad, as Zimbabwean law required him to renounce his British citizenship in order to get a local passport.
Currently 103 apps for Reading with 3 goals.
He's in the famous Notebook
Thanks to the mystery contributor
I should be back all being well for the Coventry game
I have to tell you all that I didn't actually attend the Reading game. Unfortunately we have Covid in my household and sadly I couldn't attend
The first match I've missed at home since about Nineteen Canteen. I know I've got quite a following on here so as a result I asked another poster to submit the Notebook report and he jumped at the chance. Infact the paperwork was on my desk first thing this morning. He would like to remain anonymous however, perhaps he doesn't want to be associated with me
I am happy to keep it that way to protect his identity.An amazing game and another last minute winner this time from Matt Crooks, a great signing by Neil Warnock. Here are the thoughts and notebook choice this week from my mystery contributor.....
Reading - Andy Carrol was a different class in their side today.. a complete nuisance but definitely a standout performer. His header was sublime. Lumley had no chance, perfectly placed and weighted. Still looked prem quality imo.. Newcastle should give him a bell!! Apart from that I though we looked like the team in control, we deserved the three points.
Nobby’s notebook? a bit left field but my choice No.8 Andy Rinomhota was a stand out player for them (for me at least) Reading have a knack of producing or getting hold of real quality midfielders.. his movement and technique stood out above any of their lot. 24yo.. not one for us I don’t think with McGree just signing and Boyd-Munce as his understudy.
Andy Rinomhota signed for Reading in 2015 after being recommended by Graham Rix. Moving through U18 and U23 levels with ease he was promoted to the first team in 2017. After an exceptional debut season, Rinomhota was awarded the 2018–19 player of the season.
Zimbabwe expressed an interest in calling the player into their international squad. However, Zimbabwe faced difficulties in getting Rinomhota into their squad, as Zimbabwean law required him to renounce his British citizenship in order to get a local passport.
Currently 103 apps for Reading with 3 goals.
He's in the famous Notebook
Thanks to the mystery contributor
I should be back all being well for the Coventry game
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