The Supporters Trust at Reading FC has reacted to the news that Reading owner Dai Yongge has been disqualified by the English Football League (EFL).
Read moreDetailsA verdict has been delivered today in a court case involving Reading Football Club, Dai Yongge and Rob Couhig.
Read moreDetailsThe English Football League (EFL) has released a statement regarding the court case that has involved Reading Football Club and owner Dai Yongge.
Read moreDetailsReading FC have been linked with a summer transfer move for Maidenhead United attacker Reece Smith.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Jaap Stam has admitted that he would 'love to go back' if the opportunity arose for him to work for the club again.
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans favourite Amadou Mbengue strengthened his already excellent relationship with the supporters as he joined them in Club 1871
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC loanee Casare Casadei has been called up for Italy's senior side for the upcoming international break.
Read moreDetailsReading missed out on the chance to move closer to the League One play-off places as they were held at home by Stevenage.
Read moreDetailsReading FC's teenage star has won a call up for the England Under 18s squad for the upcoming international break.
Read moreDetailsWrexham manager Phil Parkinson said that the referee should be 'very disappointed' after giving a 'ridiculous' penalty in his team's defeat
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