Reading FC started 2025 with the gift of three points as a Harvey Knibbs double and a SamSmith stunner saw the Royals win at Cambridge United. Up against his former...
Read moreDetailsRReading Football Club has released a new statement to update the fans on the ongoing takeover process, which has been rumbling on
Read moreDetailsReading FC goalscoring legend Jimmy Quinn is confirmed for a Q&A event at the Purple Turtle on Sunday, June 22.
Read moreDetailsNoel Hunt's Reading FC side made it consecutive wins in League One to keep them in the pack for the play-off places.
Read moreDetailsReading FC striker Sam Smith has admitted that he has 'no idea' whether he will still be at the club after the January transfer window.
Read moreDetailsSky Sports' EFL expert Don Goodman has said that he would 'love it for the fans' if Reading FC are able to get new ownership.
Read moreDetailsReading FC fan group Sell Before We Dai continues to protest against owner Dai Yongge and made a visit to London last week.
Read moreDetailsNoel Hunt picked up his first win as Reading manager as the Royals strolled to a comfortable Boxing Day win over Northampton Town.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC player Charlie Adam has lost his job as Fleetwood Town manager 12 months after taking charge.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Ruben Selles admitted that he is pleased that he is able to continue his development as a manager after moving to Hull City
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