Reading Football Club's long ongoing takeover saga finally looks as if it is nearing an end after the club announced that they had agreed exclusivity
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club has confirmed that it has committed a 'letter of intent' with a potential purchaser of the club.
Read moreDetailsPressure group Sell Before We Dai has expressed cautious optimism over the latest Reading FC takeover announcement.
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans descended on town centre venue the Purple Turtle on Sunday evening for a Q&A event with three club legends.
Read moreDetailsThree Reading FC players have been singled out for their excellent displays throughout the season in the Who Scored's League One team of the season
Read moreDetailsFans of Reading FC aimed to return the attention of the football world to the perilous plight of their club today in a televised game
Read moreDetailsReading FC put another point on the board as they played out a goalless draw with runaway League One leaders Birmingham City.
Read moreDetailsYuan Yang, member of Parliament for Earley and Woodley, has joined forces with fan group Sell Before We Dai and the Supporters Trust at Reading
Read moreDetailsRotherham United manager Steve Evans said he 'couldn't believe what he was watching' in his team's stoppage time defeat at Reading FC last weekend.
Read moreDetailsBirmingham City have confirmed that their star striker will be out of action with injury as they prepare to face Reading FC on Saturday.
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