READING’s run of three Championship games unbeaten came to an end as they were dealt their first defeat under interim manager Paul Ince at Blackpool. The Royals went ahead...
Read moreDetailsREADING Football Club played Reading School on Wednesday afternoon in a rematch of the club?s first ever fixture which took place on February 21,1872.
Read moreDetailsPaul Ince said Reading have a ‘great chance’ of surviving relegation in the Championship after he made a winning start to life as interim manager. Goals from Lucas Joao...
Read moreDetailsKARL HEIN 8: Made some excellent saves including one from Hernandez and another from Lyle Taylor. Would have had a clean sheet had it not been for a freak goal....
Read moreDetailsREADING FC made a winning start under interim boss Paul Ince with goals from Lucas Joao and John Swift to give them victory over Birmingham City. Joao picked out...
Read moreDetailsReading never do things the ordinary way. Despite calls for Veljko Paunovic to be sacked throughout the month of January, the Serb survived a run
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC striker Noel Hunt has returned to the club to take up a managerial role with the under 23’s team. Hunt joined up with the squad at...
Read moreDetailsFormer England captain Paul Ince has taken over as Reading FC manager on an interim basis after Veljko Paunovic left by mutual consent. Paunovic left the Royals after it...
Read moreDetailsIF THERE?S one thing that has stood the test of time for football fans, it?s the highs and lows of following a club.
Read moreDetailsKARL HEIN 7: Came up with some big saves to help keep a clean sheet. Made a very good stop early in the match from Jonson Clarke-Harris. ANDY YIADOM...
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