Former Bracknell Town manager and Wokingham Town player Phil Alexander has left his role as Crystal Palace chief executive after 26 years at the Club.
Read moreDetailsJason Roberts savoured the opportunity to acknowledge the Reading faithful after injury put paid to the send-off he deserved eight years ago.
Read moreDetailsReading FC midfielder John Swift looks set to sign for West Bromwich Albion.
Read moreDetailsIn a match that had nine different scorers, Brian Howard?s scintillating second half hattrick proved to be the highlight in the Reading legends match
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC defender Kaspars Gorkss described the legends match as an ?emotional? occasion.
Read moreDetailsReading FC will undoubtedly be on the lookout in the free agents market this summer to bolster their squad.
Read moreDetailsReading FC legendary manager Brian McDermott and Steve Coppell reflected on a momentous day for the club as they celebrated 150 years of history.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC midfielder and club captain Jem Karacan was delighted to return to help celebrate the club?s 150th anniversary.
Read moreDetailsThe Bracknell & District Sunday League season came to its conclusion with the final two cup finals of the campaign.
Read moreDetailsBERKS COUNTY missed out on the chance to finish their season by taking silverware after they were beaten by London Lions.
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