Local councillors have spoken out regarding the potential sale of Reading FC's Bearwood Park training ground to Wycombe Wanderers.
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Read moreDetailsReading FC fans turned out in their hundreds for a protest at Wycombe Wanderers' Adams Park after the news of the potential sale of Bearwood Park.
Read moreDetailsReading FC protest group Sell Before We Dai has responded to reports that the club is 'close' to signing exclusivity with a North American
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Paul Ince has reflected on his stint at the club and recalled how he was asked to take the position.
Read moreDetailsReading face what will be billed as a must-win fixture on Saturday when they host League One relegation rivals Cambridge United on Saturday.
Read moreDetailsReading FC has confirmed that club owner Dai Yongge is 'in talks' with Wycombe Wanderers FC regarding teh sale of Bearwood Park.
Read moreDetailsReading FC pressure group Sell Before We Dai has responded to reports that owner Dai Yongge has agreed a deal to sell Bearwood Park training ground
Read moreDetailsReading FC owner Dai Yongge has reportedly agreed a deal to sell Bearwood Park training ground to Wycombe Wanderers FC. Reports of a deal come just days after Dai Yongge...
Read moreDetailsReading manager Ruben Selles admitted he was 'more proud than frustrated' following the Royals controversial loss at Derby County.
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