‘This can be a Premier League club one day’: Rob Couhig outlines ambitions for Reading FC
Reading FC chairman Rob Couhig believes that the Royals has the potential to once again become a Premier League club one day.
Read moreDetailsReading FC chairman Rob Couhig believes that the Royals has the potential to once again become a Premier League club one day.
Read moreDetailsReading FC chairman and co-owner Rob Couhig gave his strong backing to manager Noel Hunt despite an underwhelming start to the season.
Read moreDetailsJack Marriott's purple patch continued as he found the net once again to help Reading rescue a home point against Mansfield Town in League One. The Royals went behind early...
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC midfielder Jeff Hendrick has announced his retirement from professional football at the age of 33.
Read moreDetailsMAN-OF-THE-MATCH James Baker wanted 'to show what I'm about' after inspiring Rams to a 40-19 bonus-point home win against Tonbridge Juddians.
Read moreDetailsReading FC boss Noel Hunt has given a fitness update on his squad ahead of their League One encounter with Mansfield Town.
Read moreDetailsReading FC co-owner and CEO Rob Couhig will be hosting a Q&A with supporters tomorrow at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
Read moreDetailsReading Aces Volleyball Club is celebrating an exceptional season, marked by the promotion of not just one, but three teams across divisions.
Read moreDetailsReading FC Women put three points on the board with their first away win of the campaign in the Southern Region Women’s Premier. The Royals, now managed by Ed Jackson-Norris...
Read moreDetailsAs both a father and a coach, it's hard to imagine a prouder moment than seeing your children achieve greatness and doing so side by side.
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