[mitquinn]

During the last part of the match, the crowd was chanting someone's name in unison.

Anyone know what they were saying?

That was fun, watching Reading's first ever EPL match. I loved seeing how much fun the fans had.

[Pablo Chicago]

Was that when Convey got sub'd off? The Convey chant is the ole, ole, ole, ole chant with his name plugged in.

[Katsbox]

I was wondering the same thing. It was after Convey had been subbed out (I heard his chant when he went out and a couple of other times during the game). It was 2 syllables, 2nd one definitely sounded like "ay" (charades anyone?).

[olegunnar]

Ive only had the pleasure of attending two Reading matches so a local will have to confirm this, but I am pretty sure that was the Blue Army chant. Amazing to hear the whole stadium doing it, I wish I could have been there.

[Katsbox]

Originally Posted by olegunnar

Ive only had the pleasure of attending two Reading matches so a local will have to confirm this, but I am pretty sure that was the Blue Army chant. Amazing to hear the whole stadium doing it, I wish I could have been there.

This is the tutorial I needed...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-FXkI83DCE

[chrizzah]

The sort of default chant at Reading matches is "Blue Army," although it sounds something like "Blewamay."

[papa surf]

Originally Posted by chrizzah

The sort of default chant at Reading matches is "Blue Army," although it sounds something like "Blewamay."

it sounded like Bobby-Concey

[blkbrnrvr]

Originally Posted by papa surf

it sounded like Bobby-Concey

who's he?

[Rehal]

It was probably M-U-R-T-Y