English Football League (EFL) chief executive Trevor Birch explained that Reading owner Dai Yongge 'passed all requirements' when taking over the club
Read moreDetailsThe English Football League (EFL) are currently 'assessing actions' over the outcome of Reading's abandoned match with Port Vale.
Read moreDetailsEnglish Football League (EFL) chief executive Trevor Birch has admitted that they only have 'limited power' over trying to get Dai Yongge out of Readi
Read moreDetailsREADING FC legend and former women's manager Kelly Cousins (formerly Chambers) has admitted that it 'breaks her heart' to see the club in crisis.
Read moreDetailsEnglish Football League (EFL) chairman Rick Parry has confirmed that the league does not have the power to force Dai Yongge to sell Reading FC.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC chief executive Dayong Pang has called for fans to 'be more patient' over the potential sale of the club.
Read moreDetailsThe English Football League (EFL) has said that they have 'no hesitation' in bringing further charges against Reading owner Dai Yongge.
Read moreDetailsFORMER READING FC chairman Sir John Madejski described the club's situation as a 'travesty' and urged Dai Yongge to sell the club.
Read moreDetailsPopular football podcast 'The Football Ramble' took to their platform to highlight the issues at Reading Football Club.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fans have donated more than £3,000 to the Port Vale Supporters Club fundraiser to build a statue for one of their legendary ex managers.
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