Fan-led campaign Sell Before We Dai, who are calling on Reading FC's absent owner Dai Yongge to sell the club, will take their campaign to Wembley
Read moreDetailsProspective buyer of Reading Football Club Daniel Loitz has spoken out on the bidding process and has claimed current owner Dai Yongge
Read moreDetailsReading Blue Coat School's football first XI have won their first ever national cup competition, beating Cranleigh School 2-1 after extra-time
Read moreDetailsWycombe Wanderers chairman Rob Couhig has admitted that Reading FC fans have 'caused issues' over the sale of Bearwood Park.
Read moreDetailsNigel Howe gave the latest update on Reading FC’s takeover and is targeting ‘mid May’ for a deal to be complete. The former CEO has been tasked by current owner...
Read moreDetailsSell Before We Dai, a pressure group set up to demand a change of ownership at Reading FC, has responded to the publication of the Football Governance
Read moreDetailsSir John Redwood posted a blog on Monday, March 18, where he set out his views on the issues facing the team.
Read moreDetailsThe saga for the ownership of Reading Football Club continues as reports have emerged that a bid from a German investor has been made.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC player Glen Little gave his take after reports have emerged that a North American investment group is in advanced negotiations
Read moreDetailsWycombe Wanderers FC has confirmed that they are putting on hold any provision for funding to Reading FC and the purchase of Bearwood Park training
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