Nigel Howe has responded to claims that Dai Yongge is not interested in actively selling the club after recent negotiations with Rob Couhig broke down
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles vented his anger and frustration over the club's takeover situation.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC CEO Nigel Howe, who is overseeing a takeover deal, was put in front of the media on Thursday afternoon to provide an update
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club have released a statement regarding an update on the ongoing takeover situation.
Read moreDetailsProtest group Sell Before We Dai has responded to reports that Rob Couhig's proposed takeover at Reading Football Club has collapsed.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC academy product Michael Olise netted a brace on his Champions League debut for Bayern Munich. The former Royal made a big money move to the Bundesliga giants...
Read moreDetailsReading FC’s long ongoing takeover saga appears to have hit a new barrier after talks with Rob Couhig have stalled. Despite a willingness from Couhig’s side to get the deal...
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC CEO Nigel Howe has won an appeal to have his FA ban from all football activity reduced.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles is one of several names who has been put forward for the vacant Stoke City.
Read moreDetailsReading FC suffered a disappointing blow as they were defeated at home in the league for the first time since March with a 1-0 loss to Leyton Orient.
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