THOUSANDS of Reading FC fans supporters took to the streets of the town to march in protest against the club's owner Dai Yongge.
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Read moreDetailsREADING FC legend Dave Kitson helped to lead the latest protest against club owner Dai Yongge as fans marched from the town centre to the
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Read moreDetailsSaturday, October 28 will see fans of Reading Football Club take another stand against owner Dai Yongge.
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