Ruben Selles expressed pride in his side after they cruelly had the chance of an opening day win taken from them by a controversial penalty call.
Read moreDetailsReading FC were denied a dream start to the season at promotion favourites Birmingham City after a controversial penalty call allowed
Read moreDetailsTwo Reading FC legends met for the first time on the eve of Reading's League One campaign.
Read moreDetailsReading FC Women have announced that they will be playing their home match at Slough Town's Arbour Park during the 2024/25 season.
Read moreDetailsRuben Selles is relishing the challenge of an opening day trip to Birmingham City to open the League One season.
Read moreDetailsReading FC kick off the brand new 2024/25 League One campaign with a tough test against promotion favourites Birmingham City.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles admitted that some of his players are attractive propositions for other clubs, but expects to keep his squad intact.
Read moreDetailsRuben Selles is confident that Reading Football Club is 'close' to entering a new chapter and understands that a takeover deal is nearing completion
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC star Ollie Norwood and Liam Moore could be set to face the Royals next season with the pair on trial with a League One side.
Read moreDetailsReading FC rounded off their pre-season campaign with a victory over Championship side Hull City.
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