READING FC fans have donated more than £3,000 to the Port Vale Supporters Club fundraiser to build a statue for one of their legendary ex managers.
Read moreDetailsFootball fans have urged the English Football League (EFL) to step up their efforts to force negligent owners out of football.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC were on the wrong end of a shock result in the FA Women's Cup as they were eliminated by National League North Wolverhampton.
Read moreDetailsBRACKNELL MP James Sunderland has called for fans to do whatever they can to 'wrestle control' from Reading owner Dai Yongge.
Read moreDetailsFormer Sky Sports presenter and TalkSport radio host Jeff Stelling gave his support to the Reading fans following their protest on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsSKY SPORTS pundit and former England international Gary Neville has given his backing to the Reading fans after their pitch invasion on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fan group Sell Before We Dai released a statement following the abandonment of the club's home match with Port Vale.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC legend and former manager Brian McDermott issued a message after the club's home match with Port Vale was abandoned.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC manager Ruben Selles has admitted that he would like 'better' communication from the club's hierarchy regarding transfers of players.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC’s League One fixture with Port Vale was abandoned after fans stormed on the pitch in the 16th minute to protest against owner Dai Yongge. To signify the amount...
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