Reading FC interim manager Paul Ince praised the fans’ support and claimed they ‘drove’ his players on to claim a vital point at Barnsley. “The fans were unbelievable,” said...
Read moreDetailsJOSH LAURENT bagged a crucial late goal to give Reading an away point against relegation rivals Barnsley. The Royals went a goal down after just five minutes after Lucas...
Read moreDetailsREADING travel to take on Barnsley at Oakwell in a relegation battle that could be season-defining.
Read moreDetailsReading FC interim manager has challenged his players to stay ?cool and calm? ahead of the Royals? relegation clash away at Barnsley.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Mark Bowen has been appointed as the boss of AFC Wimbledon.
Read moreDetailsReading FC interim manager Paul Ince has praised the influence of new goalkeeper Orjan Nyland.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Paul Ince confirmed that both Andy Rinomohta and Yakou Meite are likely to miss the remainder of the Championship season.
Read moreDetailsThe saying goes that a week is a long time in football and if ever evidence was needed of that, then you need look no further than Reading?s
Read moreDetailsReading FC striker Lucas Joao has won his first international call-up to represent Angola.
Read moreDetailsReading FC?s away allocation for their Championship relegation clash against Barnsley has been increased.
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