Reading FC legend Dave Kitson expressed his anger and sadness at the club's current ownership situation as the saga for a resolution rumbles on.
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of the 700 children who took part in the annual Green Park Challenge was held last week, recognising their achievements
Read moreDetailsMAX Hayman was chosen as Players' Player of the Year as Rams RFC held their end-of-season awards night.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood is searching for a new club this summer after he rejected the offer of a new contract
Read moreDetailsAs this season comes to an end, now perhaps is the time to start thinking about next season, which Leeds United have done.
Read moreDetailsFOUR Rams players have been selected in The Rugby Paper's National One Team of the Season.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC goalkeeper Alex McCarthy helped Southampton win promotion to the Premier League by winning the Championship play-off final
Read moreDetailsEMMBROOK AND BEARWOOD made it two wins from two to start the campaign with a six-wicket victory over FINCHAMPSTEAD.
Read moreDetailsTwyford and Ruscombe bowler Sathesh Polepaka topped the list in the cricket honours board bowling list
Read moreDetailsCrowthorne Tennis Club is opening its doors to visitors as part of the Lawn Tennis Association's Big Tennis Weekends.
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