It's Goals That Get Star Strikers Into the Hall of Fame. Here Are Three Great

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It's Goals That Get Star Strikers Into the Hall of Fame. Here Are Three Great

KEVIN DOYLE, 2005-2009 An immensely strong, skilful, quick forward, Kevin won Player of the Season at the age of 21 in the club’s famed 106 points season (2005-06) and was in the PFA Divisional team. He adapted instantly and well to the Premier League and international football for Republic of Ireland. A highly personable and loyal character he stayed with the club during more difficult times including relegation in 2008 and the narrow failure to climb straight back up in 2009. Appearances 146+17, goals 56. Star Strikers It’s goals that get star strikers into the Hall of Fame. Here are three great forwards whose cracking shots, drives, chips, flicks and headers helped Reading win promotion. DAVE KITSON, 2003-2009 Dave joined Reading from Cambridge United in 2003 for the bargain fee £150,000. A skilful centre-forward, good in the air and on the ground, he scored goals a-plenty. He was a key figure in the ‘106’ team and then scored Reading’s first-ever Premier League goal against Middlesbrough. As a late entrant into JIMMY QUINN, 1992-97 the professional game the mercurial Kitson was often able to take a sideways look at some Jimmy came to Elm Park in 1992 and was an instant success. He topped the Football League of its practices and made many intriguing scoring chart in 1993-94 with 35 goals as Reading won the Division Two title in style. A tall, comments to the media! Appearances 130+29, intelligent centre-forward with two good feet and brilliant in the air, Jimmy scored some goals 62. memorable long-range efforts. As joint player-manager with Mick Gooding he led the club to the Wembley play-off final in 1995 when Reading just failed to reach the Premier League. Appearances 216, goals 94. star-reading.org/heritage-history.

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