Reading @ Home

[ccfctommy]

Not actually going to this as i'm flying to hamburg for the weekend to see The Specials.

If I think we have any chance of staying up, then we will have to win or get as many points as possible at home. Reading are a decent team, even though they have lost Long they have signed ALF who has a point to prove...

Team i would go with:

Murphy

Christie Cameron Keogh Hussey

Bigirama Clingan Bell

McSheffrey

Jutkiewicz McDonald

Subs: Dunn, Cranie, Thomas, Platt, O'Donovan

I would play 3 in the middle and McSheffrey behing the strikers 'in the hole' as i think he would be more effective from here. Also hopefully Platt will be available, as he would be a different option to bring off the bench.

Any predictions??

[Rich]

0-1 Crainie own goal.

[Bloodnut1964]

Yes I predict Gloom & Doom for Reading, City win 3-1 with Cody to get off the mark!

[DiveDiveWhereverYouMayBe]

I predict that The Specials in Hamburg will be a better use of weekend than Coventry - Reading. Sad to report that you missed a score draw, however...

Coventry 2 (Jutkiewicz, McSheffrey)
Reading 2 (Hunt, Kebe)

[guicey15]

Im going to go for a wild stab and say 3-2 Cov. McDonald Jutkiewicz and Crainie header

[skybluesben]

0-0 or 1-0 reading tbh :/

[ccfcdan]

2-0 Reading Lefondre double.

[Dan Griffin]

1-0 Coventry, Cody.

[pusbccfc]

We are going to lose, can't deny.
1-3
Kebe (18) Alf (29) hunt (80)
Juke (90+3)

[daib0]

Early up, but welcome. This century the two clubs have played 15 times - five wins apiece, and five drawn - couldn't be closer. Between 2002 and 2005 the Sky Blues certainly had the better of Reading, since 2006 it's turned the Royals way. Three of last six however have been 0-0, and 1-1 earlier in the season so who knows? As a Royals fan 'in peace', and playing at home, hopefully still in a play-off position, I'd think Reading would edge it...