READING FC WOMEN's boss has urged his team to 'right the wrongs' following their home defeat to London City Lionesses in the Women's Championship.
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Reading FC head of football operations Mark Bowen had issued a message to supporters as the team heads into the final 10 games of their League One
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC CEO Nigel Howe has claimed that Reading has 'everything' a club needs to go to the top of football.
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The Supporters Trust at Reading has provided an update following their meeting with the English Football League (EFL) after the c
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Former Reading FC CEO Nigel Howe has stated that he is targeting a takeover of the club to be completed in the next couple of months.
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READING FC were dragged back into the Women's Championship relegation battle after they lost out at home to London City Lionesses.
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Reading FC star man Harvey Knibbs paid credit to the travelling Royals fans after their away victory at Brunton Park to defeat Carlisle United. Knibbs took his tally to...
Read moreDetailsIn Division One, Kingfisher A all but sealed their successful defence in the leagues centenary season with a 6-4 away win against second place Sonn
Read moreDetailsSaturday, March 2 is the day of the IFAB AGM, which is when we learn what, if any, changes to the Laws of the Game, come into force next season.
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READING FC picked up their third away League One victory of the campaign and heaped more misery on bottom of the table Carlisle United.
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