Reading FC fans have been left baffled by the comments made by manager Leam Richardson after the Royals lost their lead with the final kick.
Read moreDetailsReading FC threw away two precious points in dramatic fashion as a stoppage-time equaliser from Port Vale dented their play-off hopes
Read moreDetailsFormer Premier League striker Dave Kitson has publicly revealed himself as the mysterious author known as The Secret Footballer
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Leam Richardson has criticised a challenge during his side's 1?1 draw that left defender Paudie O'Connor requiring stitches.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading manager Brian McDermott has marked 11 years of sobriety, describing the moment he asked for help as the point he "stopped hiding".
Read moreDetailsReading FC are on the verge of breaking into the League One play-off places after they defeated promotion hopefuls Bolton Wanderers.
Read moreDetailsA dramatic afternoon at the Select Car Leasing Stadium saw Reading claim a thrilling 3–2 victory over Wycombe Wanderers — with Jack Marriott the undisputed star of the show. Marriott,...
Read moreDetailsJack Marriott was the hero at the Select Car Leasing Stadium, firing a superb hat-trick to seal a dramatic 3–2 win for Reading. Marriott struck early on 8 minutes and...
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading midfielder Jeff Hendrick says a return to the Championship would provide a "huge boost" for the club
Read moreDetailsReading FC grabbed victory late on as they piled the misery on struggling Wigan Athletic with Paudie O'Connor's 87th minute winner.
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